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Dynapac CS142 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory Spare Parts Breakdown

Roller down waiting on a part that doesn’t match? I’ve seen it happen with aftermarket catalogs — wrong number, wrong size, wrong everything. This Dynapac CS142 2010 Parts Catalog is the original factory document, not a mashed-up reprint. 226 pages, printed in Sweden, covers every serial number from 10000503x0A000001 up. If you are ordering a hydraulic pump or a simple o-ring, this is the master list.

Service Kits & Scheduled Maintenance Intervals

First thing you need is the service kit section. The catalog lists four intervals: 50 h (part 4700950400), 250/750 h (4700939076), 500 h (4700950477), and 1000 h (4700950478). Each kit groups the filters, seals, and wear items that Dynapac expects changed at those hours. No guessing which gasket goes with which service — it’s all in the exploded view. If you’re a shop that does PM on rental fleets, this saves the back-and-forth.

Drum Assembly: Front and Rear Breakdown

The drum section splits front and rear. You get the scrapers, sprinkler plumbing, and spray limiter parts. Need the spray limiter assembly? It’s under “Scrapers front drums” then “Spray limiter.” Each component has a part number, quantity, and reference to the drawing. Used this to source a replacement scraper blade last month — took ten minutes instead of two hours of cross-referencing.

Engine Cummins Hydraulic Pump – Disassembled

Under the Engine section, the Cummins QSB 3.3 is broken down component by component. The hydraulic pump (4700383020) includes the rotary group (4700945298), control hydraulic coupling (4700945299), port plate (4700945300), and the internal gear pump (4700945304). Each sub-assembly has its own part list. If you need the relief valve (4700936360) or the pressure override valve (4700936849), page 73 of the PDF shows the exact location. This is where aftermarket catalogs fail — they bundle parts as an assembly you don’t need. Factory catalog lets you order only what’s broken.

Electrical Equipment & Control Panel – Wiring and Components

The electrical section separates cab and platform equipment. Covers the control panel, driving and working lights. If a solenoid valve (4700260761) fails, the hydraulic system section has it. The cab cable harness and fuses are listed under “Cab mounted – CS142100700330 Cab control box.” No generic wiring diagrams — these are the original Dynapac prints. Used this to trace a short in the forward-reverse control on a platform model. Fixed it with a $12 relay instead of replacing the whole harness.

Ordering Parts Correctly – From Page 2 of the Catalog

Page 2 of this Dynapac CS142 2010 Parts Catalog is the ordering checklist that prevents wrong deliveries. You need: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering per length. If you ignore the serial number range, you might order a left-hand door for a cab that takes a right-hand door. I’ve been that phone call. The catalog also includes a numerical index at the back — cross-reference the part number to find its page.

Source Authenticity: OEM Factory Print vs. Aftermarket Copies

This is the original Dynapac spare parts catalogue, published February 2010, printed in Sweden. Aftermarket catalogs often renumber parts or omit the “Valid from roller serial number” block. The Dynapac factory documentation includes a page with notes on how to read the parts list — indented dots indicate items included when buying the assembled unit above. That convention is missing in most third-party PDFs. If you want the right part the first time, start with the factory book. Related: check the Dynapac CS142 Spare Parts Catalog for the same year; the Dynapac CS142 Spare Parts Catalogue is the same file with a different language cover. For a larger roller, see the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec. External context: see the Automotive Industry Overview for general heavy equipment standards.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair instructions?

No. This is a parts catalog — exploded views, part numbers, and ordering info. Torque values and repair procedures require the service manual. Use this to identify the part, then reference the service manual for installation.

What serial numbers does this cover?

The catalog is valid for rollers with serial number starting 10000503x0A000001 and above. If your machine is older, you need the previous issue. Check the serial plate on the frame — if it matches this range, every part number in the book applies.

Rollers don’t wait. When a drum seal blows or a water sprinkler clogs, you need the right part number fast. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get back to compacting.