Dynapac CA 151 Parts Catalog

Anybody who’s ever tried to order a part for a Dynapac CA 151 Parts Catalog from an aftermarket source knows the drill: you get the wrong seal, the wrong bearing, or nothing that fits. That costs you billable hours and machine downtime. This is the factory parts catalog – 182 pages of exploded diagrams and genuine part numbers straight from Dynapac. No reprints, no aftermarket interpretation. Just the original Swedish-English document that the Dynapac dealer uses.

Dynapac CA 151 Parts Catalog: A Factory Document, Not a Reprint

This catalog was printed by Dynapac for their service network. It covers the CA 151 vibratory roller. Every group – from the Ram (Frame) and Vals (Drum) to the Motor (Engine), Kraftöverföring (Transmission), Hydraulsystem, Elektrisk utrustning (Electrical equipment), and Förarplats (Driver’s platform) – is laid out with exploded-view drawings on the left and a parts list on the right. The numerical register on page 2 lets you cross-reference any part number back to its group and position. If you’ve ever wasted a morning chasing a superseded number, you’ll appreciate the cleanliness of this original document.

Frame and Drum Exploded Views – Page 2

Page 2 shows the catalog structure and the group index. The Frame section alone contains multiple subgroups – brackets, mounts, and the articulation joint. The Drum group is the heart of the CA 151. You get every bearing, seal, and hydrostatic motor component identified by exact Dynapac part number. Need a new drum seal? It’s right there. No need to measure and guess. The Swedish and English column headers are simple: position number, quantity, article number, description, notes. Straightforward.

Engine, Transmission, and Electrical Coverage

The Motor (Engine) section breaks down the power unit – filters, gaskets, injection components. The Transmission group covers the hydrostatic drive pump and motor assembly, including charge pump and filter. The Electrical group includes the wiring harness, starter, alternator, and control box components. Having these three systems in a single OEM catalog means you don’t have to cross-reference separate engine or transmission manuals. Every bolt and washer is listed with its factory quantity and position. If you strip a thread, you can order the exact hardware from the catalog instead of making do with a hardware-store bolt that might not take the right torque.

How to Read the Swedish-English Catalog Layout

The catalog uses two languages side by side. Swedish on the left, English on the right. Each column is labeled: “Antal” (Quantity), “Artikelnummer” (Article Number), “Benämning” (Description). The drawings use position numbers that match the list. If a part is part of a larger assembly (marked with “kpl” – complete), the catalog lists the sub‑parts underneath. The numerical register at the end, “Nummerregister”, lets you look up any part number by its group and page. That is the fastest way to find a specific item on a 182-page document. Use it.

Why OEM Part Numbers Eliminate Returns

Aftermarket catalogs often group parts by application and use supersession databases that are years out of date. With this factory Dynapac CA 151 Parts Catalog, the article numbers are exactly what the manufacturer assigns. You order a part with that number, it comes in the box labeled for your machine. No mismatches. That means less time on the phone with countermen and more time with the machine running. The catalog is the same one your local dealer uses. If you have any questions about reading the drawings, the manual’s own “Kataloganvisningar” (Catalog Instructions) on page 2 explain the symbols. And if you are working on another Dynapac model, look at the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec for that machine.

Related Manuals for Dynapac Equipment

If the CA 151 is part of a fleet, you may need the DYNAPAC CA 151 Parts Catalog for a second reference, or the Dynapac CA 151 Parts Catalog – 188 Pages of OEM Factory Specs (note: page count varies by edition). For other compaction equipment, check the Dynapac official site for model-specific documentation, or read about Automotive Industry Overview for context on equipment standards.

Is this catalog available in English?

Yes. The catalog uses Swedish and English side-by-side.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a CA 152?

No. This catalog is specific to the CA 151 model. Dynapac makes separate catalogs for each machine. Using the wrong catalog leads to incorrect part numbers and returns. Always verify your machine’s model and serial number before ordering. The numerical register on page 2 lists all part numbers with group references, but those numbers are only valid for the CA 151. If you need a different model, check AutoRepairManuals for the exact OEM catalog.

You have a Dynapac CA 151 sitting in the yard or on the job. It needs parts. Getting the right ones the first time is what this document is for. Download the Factory Manual now, print the pages you need, and get that roller back to spec.