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Dynapac CP142 Parts Catalog

If you are ordering parts for a Dynapac CP142 pneumatic tire roller, do not guess. Guessing gets you the wrong bearing, the wrong seal, or a three-week wait while the dealer returns the wrong shipment. I have seen it. This is a 135-page factory Parts Catalog, not a reprint from some aftermarket outfit that thinks all hydraulic filters are the same. It came straight from Dynapac in Karlskrona, Sweden. You need the serial number of your roller and this book, in that order.

Ordering Spare Parts: The Right Way

On page 4, the manual lays out exactly what you need to give your dealer: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if ordering by length. I have watched techs skip step two — the serial number — and then wonder why the part does not fit. The CP142 went through catalogue revisions (SCP142-1EN0.5, -1EN1, -1EN2). If you give the wrong serial number, you get the wrong catalogue issue. That is on you, not the manual.

135 Pages of Factory Exploded Views

This catalog breaks the CP142 into groups. Each group contains exploded-view illustrations with callouts pointing to every nut, bolt, hose, and hydraulic component. The part numbers are right there in the drawing. No flipping back and forth between a parts list and a diagram like some third-party books force you to do. The Notes section on page 5 tells you what the markings mean — whether a part is a service item, a change in production, or something that needs special ordering. If you have ever tried to match a hex-head bolt by eye at the hardware store, you will appreciate having the exact Dynapac part number.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine multiple models into one book to save paper. Then the drawing shows “typical” parts, and your CP142 ends up with a different filter head. Factory catalogs like this one are model-specific. The cover says “CP142” and the engine section lists the CUMMINS 4B4.5 – 99C. That is the exact engine Dynapac installed. You get the oil filter, fuel filter, and injector part numbers that match your roller’s build date. For the guy who maintains his own equipment, that cuts out the guesswork. For the shop owner, it means your tech orders once and the job stays on schedule.

Audience: Who Benefits Most

If you are a mechanic who works on compaction equipment, or a contractor who does your own repairs, this catalog belongs in your toolbox. The ordering checklist on page 4 alone will save you from the frustration of “Sorry, that part is superseded.” Beginners: do not try to order parts without the serial number. The manual tells you exactly how to read the serial number range on page 3 — it shows valid from “2163BR2000” for the 2005-05 catalogue issue. Write that number down before you pick up the phone. Dealers will ask for it.

3 Reasons This Beats a PDF Scan

• Catalogue issue dates match your roller’s serial number range, so you know you have the right revision.
• Group page structure lets you find the brake system or the water system in seconds, not by scrolling through random scans.
• Original OEM part numbers — not aftermarket cross-references that sometimes fit and sometimes do not.

Speaking of scans, you can also check the related Dynapac CP142 2015 Parts Catalog if your machine is a later production. For the most common variants, the Dynapac CP142 Parts Catalog is the standard reference. There is also a Dynapac CP142 2011 Parts Catalog for earlier machines. Make sure your serial number matches the catalogue issue date listed on page 3.

For background on why OEM documentation matters, you can read the Dynapac official site or check an Automotive Industry Overview for context on equipment reliability. But honestly, this catalog does the job without extras.

FAQ

Does this catalog include service intervals or torque specs?

No. This is a Parts Catalog, not a service or operator manual. It does not list torque values, fluid capacities, or maintenance schedules. It has exploded views and part numbers only.

What if my CP142 has a serial number that falls outside the range on page 3?

Contact your dealer. The catalogue issue listed (SCP142-1EN2 valid from serial 2163BR2000) covers most machines from mid-2005. Earlier or later machines may need a different catalogue revision.

Can I order parts directly from this PDF?

Yes. You take the part number from the exploded view and give it to your Dynapac dealer. You also need the roller serial number and quantity. Page 4 tells you exactly what to say.

How many pages are in this catalog?

135 pages of parts information.

If you maintain your own CP142, you know that the wrong part costs time and money. This factory catalog gives you the right numbers, in the right order, from the right source. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in the shop for the next time a part breaks.