Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog

If you’re tracking down a part number for a CA602PD and the dealer asks for a serial number range you don’t have, you already know the pain. Fifteen minutes on hold, a wrong part shipped, another day of downtime. That’s why you want the OEM book on the bench, not a photocopy from someone’s uncle. This Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog is the factory document – 308 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and the exact ordering criteria Dynapac expects from you. I’ve been turning wrenches long enough to spot a third-party compilation at ten paces. This isn’t one.

Ordering Spare Parts: What the Dealer Needs

Page 4 of this catalog spells out the six pieces of information you must have when you call your Dynapac dealer: machine type, roller serial number, quantity, part number, part name, and dimensions if ordering by length. Skip any one of those and you’ll get a box of wrong steel or, worse, nothing. The manual repeats this in five languages, so there’s no excuse for a miscommunication. I’ve seen guys order a “hydraulic filter” without the part number and end up with a fuel filter – this book stops that.

Serial Number Range and Engine Specs

Your roller’s serial number tells you which edition of the catalog applies. According to page 3, this copy covers rollers with serial numbers from *71520603* up to *71520999*. The engine is a CUMMINS QSB 5.9C – no guessing, no cross-referencing. If your machine falls outside that range, check the Dynapac CA602PD 2011 Parts Catalog for later updates. Always verify before you order.

Catalogue Issue Dates and Revision History

This catalog is issue SCA602PD-2EN3, published 2006-01. It replaced SCA602PD-2EN2 (2004-11), which replaced SCA602PD-2EN1 (2003-04). That matters because Dynapac revises part numbers and supersessions over time. A part that fit a 2003 machine might have been updated by 2006. You don’t want to pull a seal that’s been redesigned twice. The revision table on page 3 gives you the exact valid-from serial number for each issue.

Parts Breakdown and Group Notes

The manual groups parts by system – engine, drive, vibration, steering, etc. Each group has its own page numbered with a prefix (e.g., Group 3 pages start with “3”). Page 5 shows the layout: a remark column, a notes section, and a change indicator. If a part was revised, it’s marked right there. You won’t find this level of traceability in a generic aftermarket book. For a companion with more detail on the vibratory system, check the Dynapac CA602PD Parts Catalog – 356 Pages OEM Spare Parts.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, the part numbers are Dynapac’s own – not a translator’s guess. Second, the diagrams show exact fastener locations and hardware callouts. Third, the ordering checklist on page 4 prevents wrong shipments. Aftermarket catalogs often redraw exploded views and miss a washer or a split ring. That costs you time. The same logic applies in the Automotive Industry Overview – factory data is the only reliable source for critical part numbers.

What This Parts Catalog Does Not Cover

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists every nut, bolt, seal, hose, and assembly with its part number and quantity, but it does not contain torque specs, fluid capacities, or repair procedures. For that, you need the corresponding service manual. However, if you are rebuilding a component and need the correct replacement part, this book gets you the right number fast. Pair it with a factory service manual – the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec is an example of a similar structure for a different model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual cover the Cummins QSB 5.9C engine?

Yes. The engine is listed on page 3 as the diesel engine for the CA602PD. All engine-related parts groups are included in the catalog.

How do I identify the correct serial number range for my roller?

Look at the serial number plate on your machine. Match it to the range on page 3: from *71520603* to *71520999*. If your serial number is outside that, you need a different catalogue issue.

Can I use this to find torque specs for the vibratory assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog. Torque values are not included. You must consult the factory service manual for torque specifications.

Is the entire manual in English?

Page 4 is multilingual – English, Swedish, German, Italian, Spanish, and French – for the ordering instructions. The rest of the catalog uses English for part descriptions and headings, with occasional notes in Swedish.

When you need a part number fast and you want it to be right the first time, you need the factory document on the workbench. Stop cross-referencing from blurry PDFs and start using the OEM book that Dynapac engineers wrote. Download the Factory Manual and put it on your tablet or print the pages you need. Your machine – and your wallet – will thank you.