Dynapac CP142 2011 Parts Catalog – 112 Pages of Factory Part Number Data

Description

You’ve got a CP142 down with a blown hydraulic hose. You look up the part number online and get three different numbers. Which one is right? That’s where a factory parts catalog saves your back. I’ve seen guys guess at parts, order the wrong seal kit, and eat a week of downtime waiting for the right one. This Dynapac CP142 2011 Parts Catalog is the only way to guarantee you’re ordering genuine Dynapac components. It’s 112 pages of OEM exploded diagrams and part numbers from the manufacturer – not some aftermarket rehash that gets the thread pitch wrong.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts databases pull from third-party aggregators. They drop digits, mix up left-hand and right-hand threads, and list superseded numbers without telling you. This catalog is printed by Dynapac, part of the Atlas Copco Group. Every part number comes straight from the factory – the same ones used on the assembly line. When I order a service kit for a Cummins QSB 3.3, I want the exact gasket thickness and O-ring compound. Aftermarket catalogs don’t guarantee that. This one does.

Service Kits for the Cummins QSB 3.3

The manual breaks out service kits by hour intervals: 50 h, 250 h / 750 h, 500 h, and 1000 h. Each kit has its own part number – 4812155996 for the 50-hour, 4700939076 for the 250/750 combo. If you’re doing a 500-hour service, you order 4700950175. No guesswork. The catalog also includes the engine module section with filters, cooling system, air cleaner, fuel system, and exhaust parts. That’s the kind of detail that keeps a roller running on a hot San Antonio job site. For later model years, check the Dynapac CP142 2015 Parts Catalog.

Suspension: Front, Rear, and Wheel Components

One of the most overlooked systems on a pneumatic roller is the suspension. The CP142 has a front suspension, rear suspension, and wheel section in this catalog. Each component is drawn in an exploded view with a numbered callout. Need a new suspension bushing? Look up the figure, read the part number, and order it. No measuring, no calling the dealer three times. The wheel section includes rims, tires, and bearings. If you’ve ever had a wheel bearing seize because you installed the wrong taper roller, you’ll appreciate having factory specs in your hand. Related: Dynapac CP142 Parts Catalog.

Hydraulic System: Propulsion, Steering, and Filters

The hydraulic system section covers propulsion, oil tank, filters, drain, speed system, and steering. These are the parts that fail when the operator pushes the roller too hard on grade. The catalog lists filter part numbers with the correct micron rating and seal dimensions. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen a hydraulic pump starve because a guy threw in a generic filter that collapsed. This catalog gives you the exact number. For the steering cylinder seals, the part number is right there in the steering subsection. No cross-referencing.

Frame and Ballast: Understanding the Structure

Frame and ballast, hood and covers, scrapers, and sprinkler systems (one pump and two pump variants) are all mapped out. If you’re repairing a cracked frame member or replacing a scraper mat, you need to see how the pieces fit. The exploded diagrams show every bolt and bracket. The scrapers and mat section is especially useful – those rubber mats wear out fast on asphalt. Order the correct mat part number once. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec covers a different model but follows the same layout.

Electrical Equipment and Lighting

Driving lights and working lights are listed with their part numbers, bulb ratings, and housing assemblies. If a light gets smashed on the job, you can have a replacement in the mail in minutes. The electrical equipment section also includes the main wiring harness components – not full schematics (that’s in the service manual), but the connectors and modules you’d order as replacement parts. Keep this catalog in the shop computer and you’ll never waste a morning hunting a part number again.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog

If you own a CP142 or work on them, you need this. Home garage enthusiasts who maintain their own equipment will save the markup from dealer parts counters. Professional mechanics will cut the time they spend cross-referencing part numbers. Workshop owners can hand this to a junior tech and say “find the part.” It’s also useful for insurance claims or rebuild projects – you need exact numbers to quote the job. For more general background on the automotive and equipment industry, see this Automotive Industry Overview.

Source Authenticity – This Is OEM, Not a Reprint

This is a genuine factory PDF from Dynapac, published in 2011. It’s the SCP142-2EN1 issue, valid from roller serial number *10000500V0B001385* and up. I’ve dealt with third-party parts catalogs that reprint blurred diagrams and drop digits from part numbers. This one is clean, searchable, and matches the paper document. You can zoom in on the exploded views and still read the callouts. That matters when you’re holding a greasy bolt and trying to match it to the drawing.

Does this catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. Torque values are in the factory service manual.

Will this catalog work for CP142 rollers built before 2011?

It covers serial numbers from *10000500V0B001385* upward. If your roller is older, you may need the earlier catalog issue SCP142-2EN0. Check the serial number before ordering.

Can I print the PDF or save it to a tablet?

Yes. The PDF is delivered digitally and you can print pages or view it on any device. I keep a copy on my shop tablet – saves walking to the office to check a number.

What is the difference between the 50-hour service kit and the 250-hour kit?

The 50-hour kit (4812155996) includes the initial break-in filters and gaskets. The 250/750-hour kit (4700939076) adds fuel filters, air filters, and additional seals. The 500-hour kit (4700950175) includes a more extensive seal set. The 1000-hour kit (4812155997) covers major overhaul items like cylinder head gaskets and valve seals. Always follow the maintenance schedule in the operator’s manual – this catalog gives you the part numbers to execute it.

If you’re tired of playing parts roulette, get the real thing. Access the Factory Manual – the Dynapac CP142 2011 Parts Catalog – and keep your roller in the blacktop.