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AUSA CE 10 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams

You have a forklift down because a hydraulic line blew and the part number on the old hose is gone. You search online and get four different numbers. Which one fits? That’s where factory documentation kills the guesswork. The AUSA CE 10 Parts Catalog is 68 pages of OEM exploded diagrams and reference numbers. Not a reprint. Not a scan of a scan. This is the actual factory document AUSA dealers use to order parts.

Each diagram corresponds to a numbered table. You get the exact figure number and reference code. Aftermarket catalogs often have wrong part numbers because they redraw or guess. This manual keeps you on the frame number and the factory indexing system. That’s the only way to get the right piece the first time.

68 Pages of Factory Exploded Views

You get the full 68-page document. It covers every major group on the CE 10. The table of contents lists Grupo Motor, Grupo Transmisión, Chasis, Grupo Freno, Dirección, Ruedas, Carrocería, and Implementos Funcionamiento Máquina. For example, the Motor group starts on page 7 with Motor y Depósito. That page shows the engine and fuel tank breakdown with callouts. The Silencioso y Radiador section follows on page 8. Every nut, bracket, and hose is referenced.

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8 Major Groups Detailed

The catalog groups parts into eight sections. Grupo Motor (pages 7–13) includes engine, muffler, radiator, motor mounts, optional tank, air filter, clutch, and accelerator pedal. Grupo Transmisión (pages 14–20) shows the clutch pedal, gearbox exterior and interior, differential, shift controls, front and rear axles. Chasis (page 21) covers the frame and toolbox. Grupo Freno (pages 22–25) has foot brake and parking brake components with the brake pump. Dirección (page 26) details hydraulic steering. Ruedas (page 27) includes wheel assemblies. Carrocería (pages 28–32) lists protectors, seat parts, platform/counterweight, and overhead guard. Implementos (pages 33–38) shows mast, fork carriage, forks, lift cylinder, chain assembly, tilt cylinder, and steering cylinder. Every group has its own exploded diagram table.

Each diagram contains numbered callouts. The part list on the facing page gives the OEM number. You cross‑reference with your frame number.

Use the Frame Number to Order Correctly

The manual states: “Para solicitar piezas de repuesto es preciso indicar: Nº de bastidor, Nº de tabla, Nº de figura y Nº de referencia de la pieza.” That means you need the chassis number, table number, figure number, and part reference number. Without those, you risk getting the wrong part. The catalog provides all four. This is the same system AUSA official dealers use.

For example, if you need a brake line, look in Grupo Freno (Freno de pie, pages 22–23). Find the figure number and reference code from the diagram. Then call your supplier with those numbers. No guessing.

Direction: Hydraulic Steering Breakdown

Dirección hidráulica is on page 26. The exploded view covers the steering cylinder, hoses, fittings, and mounting brackets. If your CE 10 has a steering leak, you can identify the exact seal or cylinder assembly. The part numbers are OEM, not aftermarket substitutes. This matters because aftermarket hydraulic parts often have different thread pitches or port sizes.

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What This Parts Catalog Does Not Cover

This is a parts catalog, not a service or repair manual. It doesn’t include torque specs, fluid capacities, or removal procedures. If you need assembly instructions, look for the AUSA CE 10 Service Manual. The parts catalog exists solely for identification and ordering. That’s its job, and it does it better than any third‑party database.

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Source Authenticity: OEM vs. Aftermarket

This is a factory AUSA document. The PDF you access came from the manufacturer’s own distribution. Aftermarket parts catalogs often combine several models into one vague list, or they omit revision levels. Here, you get the exact OEM part numbers as printed by AUSA. No abbreviations, no translation errors. If the part has a supersession, the manual usually notes it by printing the new number in place. That’s reliability you can’t get from a website that scraps data from forums.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the manual in English?

No, it’s in Spanish. The part numbers and diagrams are language‑independent, but the headings and instructions are in Spanish.

How do I use the exploded diagrams to order parts?

First, locate your forklift’s frame number (bastidor). Then find the table (tabla) and figure (figura) that correspond to the assembly you need. The diagram has numbered callouts. Cross‑reference those numbers with the part list on the same page. Record the OEM part number and give it to your dealer along with the frame number. That ensures you get the correct revision for your serial number range.

Does this include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only. Torque values and step‑by‑step repairs are in the AUSA CE 10 Service Manual, which is a separate document.

Can I print this PDF?

Yes. The file is a standard PDF with no restrictions. You can print individual pages or the entire 68‑page document for your workshop binder.

Don’t waste billable hours chasing wrong part numbers. If you maintain an AUSA CE 10 forklift, you need this factory parts catalog on your bench. Access the Factory Manual and eliminate the guesswork from your next parts order.