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Dynapac PL350 2015 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for the Compact Planer

I’ve torn down enough compact planers to know the difference between a part number that fits and one that leaves you two hours into a job with a bolt that’s three threads short. This Dynapac PL350 2015 Parts Catalog is the factory print from Dynapac – 225 pages of exploded diagrams, service kit intervals, and the exact OEM numbers you need to order parts without playing the “cross-reference guess” game. If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic pump for a PL350 and ended up with the wrong displacement, you understand why aftermarket catalogs cost you billable hours.

225 Pages of Factory Parts Data

Page count tells you something: thoroughness. At 225 pages, this covers everything from the frame structure to the water system, conveyor hydraulics, and even the vandalism protection option. Each section breaks down the PL350 (IIIA/T3) s/n 10000900x0C004242 with engine option Cummins QSB3.3 – that’s the exact power unit you’ll see in the field. The bookmarks alone run four levels deep, so you can jump from “Engine compl.” straight to the oil drain page without flipping through the entire cooler system section. That matters when the machine is down and the shop clock is ticking.

Engine Compl. – What’s Inside the Power Module

The Engine chapter starts on page 53 and takes you through the cooler system, the engine assembly itself (part number D966390010), oil drain, exhaust system, and the airfilter system. Propulsion pump section lists three pumps: D967045901 for drum drive, D967045031 for 3-wheel drive, and D967088022 hydraulic pump. Each has a dedicated page with exploded views. If you need the correct suction/return line assembly, it’s under Hydraulic components inside the cooler system – page 59. This is not generic line art; these are the actual Dynapac drawings with callouts that match the parts you physically hold.

Does the Parts Catalog Include Torque Specs?

Torque values and service instructions belong in the Operators Manual, not a parts catalog. That’s why we carry the companion manual: Dynapac PL350 PL350TD Operators Manual – Factory OEM 111 Pages for the operational side. This parts catalog gives you the part numbers and exploded views so you know exactly what to order. For example, the Service kits section lists D299000850 for the 500-hour kit and D299000851 for the 1000-hour kit – page 5 and 7 respectively. If you’re rebuilding a PL350, you order both kits, you don’t piecemeal seals from a generic supplier.

7 Major Systems – From Milling Unit to Driver’s Platform

Let’s run through what’s covered: Frame (including Ballast Module), Milling unit (with four drum options: standard C10HD, fine C10, micro C10, fine C10HD), Engine (full breakdown), Drive system (all-wheel and one-wheel drive hydraulics, steering and levelling, front axle with gear/motor D951020927), Water system, Conveyor (hydraulic scrapers, demolition hammer connection, conveyor assembly with swivel arm), and Driver’s platform (seat, operator panel, MOBA levelling system, mirrors, battery holder). That’s seven system-level sections, each with sub-assemblies down to the individual bolt. The Parts Index at the back – Appendix B – lets you look up any part number alphabetically. If you need the steering control unit, it’s in both the Drive system and Driver’s platform sections because the unit itself spans both subsystems.

Source Validity – OEM vs. Aftermarket Catalogs

Every aftermarket parts catalog I’ve seen for the PL350 gets the hydraulic block numbers wrong – D963172801, D963176081, D963176082 – these are critical for the all-wheel drive and scraper circuits. The factory catalog, printed by Dynapac (China) Compaction & Paving Equipment Co., Ltd under Atlas Copco ownership, published in 2015, uses the exact same part numbers as the machine’s bill of materials. It also includes the “General information” note on page 2: “Use only authorized parts. Any damage or malfunction caused by the use of unauthorized parts is not covered by Warranty.” That’s not a suggestion; it’s a liability reality. If you’re a shop owner or a field mechanic, this catalog is your legal and technical safety net. Compare that to a scanned PDF from an unknown source – those often omit the index or crop the part number callouts. I’ll take factory every time. For more on the manufacturer, see Dynapac official site. And if you want to understand how the heavy equipment industry handles parts documentation, read this Automotive Industry Overview for context on why OEM spec matters.

Get the Right Parts for Your PL350 – Order the Factory Catalog

Whether you’re maintaining a fleet or working on a single PL350, this 225-page parts catalog saves you the phone calls to the dealer asking “Is that D967045901 the same as the newer pump?” It’s all here in black and white from the original factory. Pair it with the operator manual for service intervals, and you’ve got the complete documentation. Related manuals: Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer.

Why do I need a parts catalog if I have the operator manual?

Operator manuals tell you how to run and service the machine. Parts catalogs give you exploded diagrams and part numbers to order replacements. Two different tools – you need both.

Does this catalog cover the PL350TD (Tier 4) version?

This specific catalog covers the PL350 (IIIA/T3) serial number range starting 10000900x0C004242 with a Cummins QSB3.3 engine. If your machine is a TD variant, you need the corresponding TD parts catalog. Check your serial number before buying.

What parts are NOT listed in this catalog?

Generic hardware like common bolts and washers may not have individual part numbers; those are typically sourced locally. The catalog focuses on Dynapac-specific castings, hydraulic components, drums, bearings, seal kits, and electrical assemblies. For example, the entire Bit tools section – page 49 – lists tooth holders and bits for standard and fine drums.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for an older PL350 model?

Only if your machine matches the serial number prefix. Dynapac changed drum drives and hydraulic pumps between production runs. Using the wrong part number can damage your hydraulic system. Always cross-check your machine’s serial with the manual’s stated range.

Shop time is money. When you need the right part number for a PL350 drum drive pump or a 1000-hour service kit, the factory parts catalog is the only source that guarantees fit. Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing.