Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog – 403 Pages of Factory Specs

You know the feeling. Machine down. You pull a bearing, clean it up, then spend forty-five minutes flipping through aftermarket catalogs that show three different numbers for the same seal. Then you order the wrong one and wait another day. This Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog kills that guesswork. Factory exploded views. OEM part numbers. 403 pages that came out of the same drawer as the roller itself.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Matters for Your CA 302 PD

Aftermarket parts listings for heavy equipment are a gamble. Someone scanned a worn-out copy, retyped the numbers by hand, and published it with typos. That gets you a $400 hydraulic pump that doesn’t fit the mounting flange. This Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog is the original Swedish factory print – page 3 shows the serial number range (68320316-) and the engine spec: Cummins 4BTA 3.9 Elite. Every part number in here matches what Dynapac shipped on the line. You order off these pages, the part lands on the shelf and bolts up. Simple.

What’s Inside: 403 Pages of Exploded Views and Part Numbers

Every assembly on the CA 302 PD is broken into group pages. Engine, vibratory system, drum drive, frame, hydraulic plumbing, electrical – it’s all there. Each group starts with an exploded illustration, then a parts list with part number, denomination, and quantity. Page 4 gives the ordering checklist in six languages: machine type, serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions for meter-length items. Follow that list on every order and you stop getting “wrong part” emails. The catalog also includes notes pages (page 5) for your own markings – but don’t lose the original factory layout.

Ordering Spare Parts: Follow the Six-Step Rule

The first time I used this catalog, I had a customer with a CA 302 PD that sheared the vibration motor bolts. Five minutes to find the group, ten seconds to read the part number off the list, and the new bolts showed up the next morning. No measuring, no “is this the right thread pitch?” The manual tells you to always have the roller serial number handy – that’s step two on page 4. Skip that step and you might get the earlier drum assembly with a different bolt pattern. Write it down before you pick up the phone.

3 Common Mistakes When Ordering Parts for a Vibratory Roller

1. Ignoring serial number breaks. The CA 302 PD had multiple revisions. Page 3 lists the valid serial range for this catalog edition (2002-10). If your roller is older, the part number for the eccentric weight assembly may differ. 2. Guessing by sight. A bolt that looks like a M16x1.5 might actually be M16x2.0. The catalog gives the exact thread and length in the denomination column. Use it. 3. Ordering without checking the exploded view. The illustration shows how parts nest. You might need a bracket or a washer that isn’t obvious until you see the drawing. Don’t just scan the list – look at the diagram on the facing page.

Who Needs This Catalog?

Home garage guys who keep a roller for grading their property. Small paving crews that can’t afford a day of downtime because the parts guy sent the wrong filter head. Fleet mechanics managing multiple Dynapac units. If you touch a CA 302 PD with a wrench, you need this catalog within arm’s reach of the toolbox. It pays for itself on the first order that arrives correct.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It contains part numbers and exploded views. Torque specs are in the service manual.

Can I use this catalog for a CA 302 without PD?

The CA 302 PD is a specific model with a padfoot drum. This catalog is for that variant. The standard CA 302 has different part numbers for the drum assembly, frame weights, and scraper configuration.

How do I find the right part number?

Start at the table of contents to identify the assembly group – for example, “Engine” or “Vibratory System”. Turn to that group’s page. You’ll see an exploded drawing with reference numbers. Cross-reference those numbers with the parts list table to get the OEM part number. Always check the serial number range printed on page 3 to confirm your machine is covered by this edition.

Is this the same as the official Dynapac catalog?

Yes. This is a direct digital copy of the original factory-issued spare parts catalogue published by Metso Dynapac AB in Sweden (catalogue number SCA302PD-1EN5, 2002-10). It is not a reprint, not a third-party compilation, and not a generic parts book. The part numbers, illustrations, and ordering instructions are identical to what Dynapac dealers use. No aftermarket edits or corrections – just the factory document.

Stop ordering parts twice. Dynapac CA 302 PD Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs, 403 Pages gets you the same pages the dealer uses. Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer cover other Dynapac equipment. For background on construction equipment documentation standards, see Dynapac and Automotive Industry Overview. Download the Factory Manual now and keep your roller running on OEM numbers.