Used Dynapac CA301D Single Drum Roller for Sale

Ask for current stock, real machine video, specs, weight, transport size, hydraulic test and export support before quotation.

Used Dynapac CA301D Single Drum Roller for Sale

The Dynapac CA301D suits dealers and contractors buying a used soil compactor for granular road base. Current availability requires confirmation. Check drum drive, warm vibration and steering articulation before agreeing a price. For cohesive clay, consider a padfoot roller; for asphalt finishing, choose equipment specified for that work. Judge each unit individually.

Model:
Dynapac CA301D roller
Pricing:
13000
Condition:
Used
Year:
2008
Working Hours:
7500
Power:
80kw/2400rpm
Weight:
11.35
Engine:
Deutz F6L912

COMPLETE PRODUCT DETAILED INTRODUCTION

A used Dynapac CA301D makes sense when your customer needs soil compaction capacity and has the workshop support to own an older machine. The buying decision should include preparation costs, transport and time before work starts. A cheap CA301D with weak drum drive can cost more to put into service than a better machine with a higher asking price. Budget for condition, not just the badge.

Anhui Gangya Construction Machinery Sales Co., Ltd. handles used machinery sourcing from Hefei, China. Enquire about CA301D options through our own yard and wider China sourcing network. Current quantity, location, year, meter reading and paint condition must be confirmed against the offered unit. Supplier availability does not mean a machine is already in our yard.

This smooth drum configuration is a candidate for suitable granular fill and road base. Cohesive material may call for a CA301PD or another suitable padfoot machine. Final selection depends on the material and project requirements.

Ask for a dated walkaround and operating footage before deciding. Drum drive, hot vibration response and articulation condition deserve attention. Agree the machine identity and preparation scope before discussing dispatch.

The following Dynapac CA301D specs are historical manufacturer reference data, not measurements of an offered machine. Standard equipment, engine installation and operator enclosure affect the final specification.

Item Details
Machine type Single drum vibratory soil compactor
Drum configuration Smooth drum; D version includes drum drive
Standard equipped weight 12,050 kg reference; confirm actual weight
Rated power 80 kW at 2,400 rpm; archived air-cooled configuration
Installed engine Confirm identity and cooling type from engine plate
Fuel tank capacity 265 L reference
Vibration amplitude, high / low 1.72 / 0.84 mm reference
Vibration frequency, high / low 30 / 33 Hz reference
Dimensions with ROPS, L × W × H 5,430 × 2,373 × 2,900 mm reference
Drum width Confirm on the selected unit

Confirm actual transport dimensions, weight and enclosure before requesting freight or booking shipment. Reference figures alone do not establish loading suitability.

Drum drive worth checking before you buy

The CA301D configuration gives buyers a specific drive arrangement to evaluate when choosing an older soil roller. For dealers supplying road contractors, identify the D version from the machine plate and inspect the drum drive installation. Travel footage alone does not establish drive condition under load. Have a qualified inspector assess operation before treating that feature as a reason to pay more.

A purchase budget you can control

For importers with workshop capacity, an older roller can be worth considering when the purchase leaves room for preparation. The boundary is your total cost before delivery to the customer. Compare quotations after allowing for tires, drum mounts, leaks and transport. A lower invoice is useful only when those allowances still leave a workable margin. Request condition photos before negotiating the final figure.

Cooling checks matched to the installed engine

Buyers already supporting older air-cooled equipment may find the archived configuration familiar. Verify the actual installation first: a model name does not establish which engine remains in a used machine. If air-cooled, include the fan, cooling fins and airflow path in inspection. Review warm operating footage and available maintenance records before deciding whether your workshop can support the particular unit.

Preparation agreed before cosmetic work

Dealers and brokers can agree a presentation standard that suits their resale market. Original paint, local touch-up and full repainting should be discussed against the selected machine and confirmed preparation scope. Ask for photographs before cosmetic work and keep them with the inspection record. Paint can improve presentation, but it does not prove the condition of the drive or vibration system.

Request current CA301D inspection footage covering:

Identity and cold start: show the machine plate, engine plate, meter reading and full walkaround, followed by startup, exhaust and instrument indications.

Warm operation: demonstrate travel, steering and both vibration settings on suitable material. Record response and unusual sound after warming up.

Condition details: show drum drive housings, drum mounts, shell condition, articulation, tires and visible leaks. Include the installed engine’s cooling arrangement.

Same-machine evidence: match distinctive marks and serial details across photos and videos. After purchase, require loading images that identify the agreed machine; previous shipments are only background references.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is a used Dynapac CA301D available, and what affects its price?
Contact us for current availability. Price depends on the offered unit’s documented year, meter reading, drive and vibration condition, preparation and delivery terms. Confirm whether it is in our yard or being sourced before reserving it.
State your preference when enquiring. Original paint status requires current photographs. Any touch-up or full repainting must be agreed for the selected unit, with photographs taken before preparation.
A meter reading alone cannot verify lifetime hours. Compare it with maintenance records, controls, articulation, drum mounts and overall wear. We describe unverified readings as meter hours.
Dealers serving established soil-compaction customers, and contractors with local workshop support, can consider it after inspection. Rental buyers should assess turnaround time and maintenance capacity before adding an older unit.
Choose another machine if the work requires a padfoot configuration, dedicated asphalt finishing or documented specifications this unit cannot meet. Buyers unable to allow for preparation or uncertain maintenance history should also consider other options.
Do not treat these as interchangeable model labels. Confirm the exact plate before comparing specifications or quotations. Consider the padfoot CA301PD only when the material and project specification support that choice.
Request current operating videos, readable plates, condition photographs and an agreed preparation list. Match them to the quotation’s machine identity. Confirm measured transport size and delivery arrangements before committing.
No. We are an independent used machinery exporter from China.

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