Dynapac CA152D Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Reference

If you have ever ordered a hydraulic seal for a Dynapac CA152D Parts Catalog based on a generic cross-reference list, you know the sinking feeling when the part does not fit. That seal might be 2 mm too small in the bore, and now the roller sits idle while you re-order. This catalog kills that guesswork.

Every page comes straight from the factory in Karlskrona, Sweden. The PDF matches the printed document issued for serial number range 64221600 to 64222399. That means the part numbers for the vibratory assembly, the Cummins 4B 4.5T engine, and the driveline components are the ones Dynapac actually built into those machines. Not a reprint. Not a third-party compilation.

Ordering Spare Parts: The 6 Critical Fields

Page 4 of the catalog lists exactly six pieces of information you must supply when ordering parts. Machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part denomination, and dimensions if ordering by length. Skip one of those, and you might get the wrong filter or a bearing that does not fit the housing. Dealers rely on this data to pull the correct bin location. Without it, they guess. You pay for that guess in downtime.

For a related reference, check the Dynapac CA152D Spare Parts Catalogue if your serial number falls outside the range covered here. That edition may list superseded parts still in stock.

Engine Section: Cummins 4B 4.5T Coverage

This parts catalog dedicates a full section to the Cummins 4B 4.5T diesel engine. Every component from the fuel injection pump to the oil pan gasket is shown in exploded view with a callout number. The OEM part number sits next to the illustration. No aftermarket cross-reference table. If you need a water pump for a 2008 build, you get the exact factory number. The Dynapac CA152D 2008 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Manual covers an earlier revision, but this issue (SCA152D-2EN4) includes all updates through October 2008.

294 Pages of Exploded Diagrams

294 pages of drawings organized by assembly group. The manual does not waste space on theory of operation. It shows you the layout of every nut, bolt, seal, and hose on the machine. Need the brake valve overhaul kit? Flip to the group labeled “Brakes.” The diagram tells you which o-ring size goes where. The part number beneath it matches what the dealer sees on his screen. No guesswork. Just trace the line from the picture to the number and order it.

Serial Number Ranges and Revision History

Page 3 of the catalog lists four catalogue issues: SCA152D-2EN1 through -2EN4. Each replaced the previous one as Dynapac updated components. Your roller’s serial number determines which issue you need. This copy covers serials 64221600 to 64222399 with issue SCA152D-2EN4 dated 2008-10. If someone sold you a parts list from 2003, you would be ordering parts that may have been obsoleted. That is the difference between a factory document and a copy of a copy. The Dynapac CA152D 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts handles later builds, but this one is the right match for the 2008 production run.

Why Aftermarket Parts Lists Fail You

Aftermarket parts catalogs often group all CA152D models together regardless of build date. They miss the design changes in the eccentric weight housing or the updated axle seal part number. The manufacturer Dynapac publishes engineering change notices that update these numbers. A reprint never includes those.

Look at the Automotive Industry Overview for context on how OEM documentation differs from aftermarket — the same principle applies to construction equipment. Factory parts catalogs carry the traceability of serial numbers and revisions. Aftermarket lists are a best guess. This is not a best guess. It is the actual document used by Dynapac dealers to order stock.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specifications for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views only.

Is this the same as the online parts diagrams?

No. Online parts portals often pull from a single database snapshot that was current five years ago. The factory parts catalog includes revision history — notice the date codes on page 3: SCA152D-2EN1 through -2EN4. Each supersedes the previous. Your serial number range 64221600-64222399 maps to issue SCA152D-2EN4 from 2008-10. The PDF gives you the exact illustration index and part number for that build. An online lookup might give you a part that was replaced in 2006. This catalog is the final word.

Stop chasing phantom part numbers. This 294-page OEM document puts the correct illustration and part number in front of you, organized by assembly group, keyed to your roller’s serial number. Download the Factory Manual and get back to running that roller.