AUSA C 300 H X4 Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded-View & Part Numbers

Description

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that miss half the part numbers and use drawings that look like a kid sketched them. This AUSA C 300 H X4 Parts Catalog is the real deal – factory-issued by AUSA, 150 pages of exploded views and OEM reference codes. If you’re trying to order parts for one of these rough-terrain forklifts without the factory book, you’re rolling dice on fitment and wasting time on returns.

Engine Section: What the Parts Catalog Covers

Page 3 lays out the complete engine assembly. You get every reference – from the turbo (KU.10011.00) to the fan (KU.10007.00) to the starter and alternator. The catalog groups parts by sub-system: engine block, exhaust, air filter, fuel tank, radiator, and cooling supports. Need the stop solenoid? Figure 001 on page 3 gives you KU1C01060014. No guessing, no blurry aftermarket reprint. That’s the difference between ordering the right part and getting a box of wrongs back from the supplier.

Fuel and Cooling System Parts

Fuel tank is listed under Engine – Fuel tank. Cooling shows the radiator and cooling fan assembly with separate part numbers for the belts and hoses. The AUSA C 300 H X4 uses the V3300 engine, and this catalog ties every fuel and cooling component back to that specific engine configuration. If you’re rebuilding a machine that’s sat in a yard for two years, you can order the fuel lines, water pump, and thermostat housing with confidence that the numbers match what came off the assembly line.

Transmission and Drive Axle Breakdown

The Transmission section goes deep. You get the reductor box 4×4 (with specific sections for serial numbers 51401, 56534, and the USA version), COMPEN 4×4 reduction gears, inching pedal, front axle differentials, steering drive axle differentials, planetary gears, casings, and cardan joints. Each component has its own exploded view with a figure number, reference, denomination, and amount. This is not a generic transmission overview – it’s the exact breakdown for the C 300 H X4. Want the part number for the steering drive axle casing? Flip to Transmission – Casings (Steering drive axle). It’s all there.

Major Systems Covered

Seven systems are mapped out in separate sections: Engine, Fuel, Cooling, Transmission, Brake (footbrake), Steering (2006 and 49315 variants), and Wheels (front and rear). Bodywork is covered in over a dozen sections including cab variants (half-closed, closed, USA version), cabin locks, and the counterweight. The machine operation tools section alone spans from elevation systems to duplex and triplex masts, side shift carriages, and optional 4th valve. If you need a part for the mast cylinders or the fork carriers, the catalog walks you through the assembly with exact quantities.

Why Factory OEM Documentation Matters

I’ve wasted enough billable hours on third-party manuals that swap two similar-looking bolts or skip a gasket that’s critical to hydraulic pressure. This is an original AUSA factory print – not a scan of a scan with missing pages. Every part number in this catalog was verified against the production line. The 150 pages include USA-version variants for axles, body sheets, plates, and decals, so you’re not hunting for a part that doesn’t exist in North America. If you’re a shop owner or a DIY owner-operator, having this on your bench means you pull a part number once and order it.

Get the Right Part Numbers – Every Time

The index on the last page lists every section alphabetically. The hydraulic diagram installation section breaks down oil pump, hydraulic pump, distributor, valves, filters, and transmission controls. The electric installation section covers lights, acoustic alarm, switches, battery, and supports. The finishing section lists plates, decals, and the tools bag. You can find the exact reference for a front wheel on the USA version or the cabin lock device. This catalog is your single source for all 150 pages of verified data.

If you need related factory diagrams for other AUSA models, check the AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams or the AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded-View Manual. For the smaller units, the AUSA D 85 AHA AHG 100 120 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM covers compact dumpers.

Question 1: Is this manual a reprint or a scan?

This is an original factory OEM PDF from AUSA. It is not a third-party reprint. Every page matches the printed factory catalog.

Question 2: Does it cover the C 300 H X4 USA version?

Yes. Separate sections are included for USA-version axles, body sheets, wheels, elevation systems, chassis, and plates/decals.

Question 3: How many pages and what format does the access come in?

The manual contains exactly 150 pages in a searchable PDF format. You receive the full file – no watermarks, no missing pages. The table of contents includes Maintenance – Filters kit, Engine, Transmission, Brake, Steering, Wheels, Body, Machine operation tools, Hydraulic diagram installation, Electric installation, and Finishing with multiple sub-sections for each.

Question 4: Can I use this to find service torque specs?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It provides exploded diagrams and part numbers, not repair procedures or torque values.

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