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Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog

If you’re tracking down a part for a Dynapac PL2000LS paver and you don’t have the factory parts catalog on the bench, you’re setting yourself up for a return shipment and lost billable hours. I’ve seen guys order a Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog after guessing a ‘fuel tank’ and getting the wrong one because they didn’t have the exploded view with the correct part number. This catalog eliminates that. It’s 191 pages of factory-sourced part breakdowns, indexed by assembly group. Stop guessing.

Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog: Your Parts Reference

Start with the main frame section. The fuel tank and seats are listed under ‘Fuel tank, seats’ – part number 504-01135. That number comes direct from Dynapac, not some third-party list that might be a revision behind. If you need the hydraulic cylinder for the flap mechanic, it’s 965172944. The catalog gives you the exact OEM number. For the engine section, the split gear box is 951058552. Every part in this machine has a number here, from the round shank bit (504-02750) to the cooling system (504-06160). You don’t want to trust an aftermarket list for a $5000 gear box.

Main Frame and Fuel Tank Assembly

The main frame section covers everything from the mounting parts (504-01110) to the belt covering and accessories box. You get the part numbers for every bracket, bolt, and spacer. The fuel tank sits under ‘Tank covering, foot room’ (504-01230) and the ascent assembly (504-01150). If you’ve ever tried to match a fuel line without the diagram, you know the headache. This catalog shows the routing and the exact fitting numbers. The optional weight kit (504-01500) is also here. Don’t assume a generic bolt will hold the tank – use the OEM part.

Planer Unit and Cutting Drum Details

The planer unit section is a beast. You’ve got the milling section (504-02610A), the milling housing (504-02620), and the back flap (504-02130B). The cutting drum (504-02640) includes the belt tensioner (504-02650) and bearing (504-02670). The round shank bit is 504-02750. That’s eight sub-assemblies just for the planer. Without this catalog, you’re hunting through parts bins hoping a bit fits. The hydraulic cylinder for the flap mechanic is listed as 965172944 – that’s a known part number you can cross-check with Dynapac. Period.

Engine and Drive Unit: Where Part Numbers Matter Most

The engine section lists the complete drive unit (504-06120B) and the split gear box (951058552). If you’re replacing an engine, you need the serial number and the correct mounting kit. The catalog references the engine serial number right on the first page. Also, the exhaust system (504-06130) and cooling system (504-06160) are broken down. The air filter unit (504-06140A) and guard (504-06150) are separate. I’ve watched a guy order a guard that didn’t fit because he guessed the revision. This catalog stops that. The filling and ventilate section (504-06170) covers the cooling system lines – crucial for hot Texas summers.

Conveying System and Track Group

Material feeding is covered under ‘Conveying system’ – the conveyor rigid (504-03160), lift unit (504-03210), and funnel (504-03130). The collating conveyor (504-03200) and sliding shoe (504-03110) are there. The track group section (504-05150) lists the entire undercarriage. If you’re rebuilding tracks, you need those part numbers for rollers, sprockets, and chains. The steering assembly (504-04110A) is also included. Without these diagrams, you’re digging through a bin of used parts hoping something matches.

Why a Factory OEM Catalog Beats Aftermarket Lists

This is a factory OEM document, not a scanned copy of a copy. The original file name is DYNAPAC_PL2000LS_Parts_Catalog_de-en-26114018285.pdf. You get both German and English notes. Every part number is traceable to Dynapac GmbH, Ammerländer Strasse 93, Germany. For a broader look at how manufacturers standardize part numbers, check the Automotive Industry Overview – but remember, Dynapac follows its own numbering system. The Automotive Industry Overview is useful context, but nothing beats the factory catalog. Compare that to a generic parts list you find on a forum – you’ll waste a day chasing the wrong bolt. I trust factory numbers because I’ve been burned by aftermarket ‘equivalents’ that stripped threads.

If your model has serial number 504.151, consider DYNAPAC PL2000LS Spare Parts Catalogue 504.151 or for 504.145, DYNAPAC PL2000LS Spare Parts Catalogue 504.145. The Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog covers s/n 504.150 and up.

Does this catalog include repair instructions?

No, it is a parts catalog only – no torque specs or assembly steps.

How do I find a part number if I don’t know the assembly name?

The catalog is organized by major assemblies like Main frame, Planer unit, etc. Each section has an exploded diagram with callouts. Use the table of contents at the beginning. If you know the part is in the engine area, go to ‘Drive, compl.’ and look at the diagrams. The part numbers are listed alongside the components. Also, the notes section at the front has a serial number breakdown for your PL2000LS. If your paver is s/n 504.150 or later, you’re covered.

Can I use this catalog for other Dynapac models?

No, this is specific to the PL2000LS. Different paver models have different part numbers. Using the wrong catalog will result in incorrect orders.

What format is the manual delivered in?

PDF format – 191 pages, searchable.

If you’re serious about keeping a PL2000LS running without the downtime of wrong parts, get the factory documentation on your bench. Access the Factory Manual today.