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AUSA 150 DA, 108 DA, 120 DA Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded Diagrams

Ordering the wrong part for a AUSA 150 DA, 108 DA, or 120 DA forklift wastes money and downtime. I’ve seen guys guess at a hydraulic seal, get the bore wrong, and have the lift bed down for a week. This Parts Catalog — all 103 pages — is the only way to nail the exact factory part number before you call a dealer. No guesswork, no returns, no chasing wrong shafts.

Exploded Diagrams: The Core of This Catalog

Every major component — engine, transmission, axles, steering, hydraulics — is shown as an exploded view with each part numbered. You get the figure number, the reference number, and the part description. Need a brake piston seal for a 150 DA? Flip to the brake section, find Figure X, match the reference. That’s it. No cross-referencing third-party catalogs that list the wrong diameter. The drawings come straight from the AUSA factory drawing office.

3 Models Covered: 108 DA, 120 DA, 150 DA

This catalog covers all three DA-series units. The 108 DA is the compact chassis, the 120 DA adds a bit more capacity, and the 150 DA is the heavy lifter. Many suspension and driveline parts are shared — the catalog marks which figure applies to which model. Page margins show model codes. If you’re working on a 120 DA and need the steering cylinder rebuild kit, you can verify the part number for the 108 DA and 150 DA too. Saves having to buy three separate books.

Ordering Parts: Chassis Number, Table Number, Figure Number

The manual states clearly: to order any spare, you must provide the chassis number, table number, figure number, and reference number. That’s four pieces of data. If you walk into a dealer with just the model name, you’ll get the wrong part half the time. This catalog gives you the ability to read the figure, write down the exact reference, and hand it to the parts counter. No confusion. No “let me look that up” delays. The front pages explain the numbering system in English, Spanish, French, and German.

Why Factory Parts Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Lists

Aftermarket parts books combine models, guess dimensions, and often omit supersession notices. This AUSA catalog is the original factory print — meaning the exploded diagrams are drawn from the actual production drawings. Every nut, bolt, seal, and bracket is shown where it physically sits on the machine. You won’t find a generic diagram that shows a tie rod end that doesn’t fit. If you need to replace a hydraulic hose assembly for the 150 DA, the catalog shows the exact routing and the fittings. No second-guessing.

What You Get with 103 Pages

The bulk of the 103 pages are dedicated to the spare parts lists per component group. Each group starts with a title (like “MOTOR – ENGINE”, “TRANSMISIÓN – TRANSMISSION”, “EJE DELANTERO – FRONT AXLE”). Then a full-page exploded drawing, followed by a table with figure and reference columns. You also get the official manufacturer disclaimer — they reserve the right to change characteristics without notice, but the catalog reflects the production baseline. For the pro mechanic, that baseline is gold. You know exactly what was installed from the factory.

Related Manuals for AUSA Equipment

• AUSA 150 DF, 150 DG, 150 DA Parts Catalog
• AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams
• AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded-View Manual

For background on lift truck standards, see Automotive Industry Overview. Understanding the Internal Combustion Engine principles helps when you’re tracing fuel system parts on the 150 DA.

Can I use this catalog to perform repairs, not just order parts?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers but does not include torque specs, removal procedures, or troubleshooting steps. You need a separate workshop manual for that.

Does the catalog cover all production years of the 108 DA, 120 DA, and 150 DA?

The catalog appears to cover a range of chassis numbers but does not specify individual model years. You must verify your chassis number against the tables. Some later revisions may exist — check with your dealer.

How do I read the figure numbers?

Each figure has a number like “P R O 1 2 0 4 0 0 7 6”. That prefix is the model code for the 108/120/150 DA. The following digits identify the component group and the drawing. On page 3 of the catalog you’ll find the model code breakdown.

What languages is the catalog in?

Spanish, French, English, and German. The parts tables have the descriptions in all four languages. The exploded diagrams use common numerical callouts so language doesn’t matter for part identification.

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