Description

AUSA CH130-X4, CH150-X4 Parts Catalog

If you’re maintaining a forklift and don’t have the factory parts breakdown, you’re ordering wrong parts and wasting shop time. That’s why this AUSA CH130-X4, CH150-X4 Parts Catalog exists – 279 pages of OEM diagrams, reference numbers, and exact part callouts. No third-party summaries. This is the same document AUSA dealers use to identify every bolt, hose, and seal on these machines.

Engine Chapter: What You Get

Page 2 lists the diesel engine assembly – part 43.10101.03 – along with the thermocontact, oil filter, starter, generator, and fan. Page 2 also shows the fuel filter and brake cylinder. You get the exact reference numbers for ordering replacements. The couplings and supports section on page 3 gives you the engine support brackets, shock absorbers, and coupling types (gear-to-gear, cylinder-to-gear). That’s critical when you’re swapping a worn coupling and need the right spline match. The exhaust pipe chapter covers muffler part 10.02150.01, clamps, and the exhaust manifold. Air filter assembly on page 5 includes the filter element (45.01204.00) and the indicator. Radiator section follows. Every component has a figure, reference, denomination, and amount. No guesswork.

Transmission Breakdown: Axles, Reductors, and Steering Cylinders

Transmission section covers front axle, reductor support, reductor and differential, and the power take-off reductor box specific to both CH130-X4 and CH150-X4. Directrix rear axle CH130 and steering cylinder CH130 are listed separately – important because these parts differ between models. The 4×4 sections include steering cylinder, steering axle, axle transmission, and drive pinion. If you’ve ever had to identify a seal on a steering cylinder, these exploded views save you from ordering the wrong kit. Rear axle components are broken down with part numbers for bearings, spacers, and housings.

Hydraulic Installation: Cylinders and Hydrostatic Transmission

Cylinders section lists the tilt cylinder, lifting cylinder, and mast cylinders. Page numbers vary but the hydraulic installation chapter includes the hydrostatic transmission with 4×4 application. Side-shift cylinder option is covered separately. Each hydraulic component has a dedicated figure with reference numbers for seals, pistons, and rods. When you need to rebuild a cylinder, this catalog tells you the exact seal kit part number – not a generic cross-reference that may or may not fit.

Electric Installation: Relays, Cables, and Joystick Lever

Electric installation chapter covers the main wiring harness, relay installation, cable assemblies (including specific harness 34146), and the joystick lever. Beginners often skip the relay layout and then chase electrical gremlins for hours. This catalog shows the relay positions and cable routing from factory. The Automotive Industry Overview might cover general electrical systems, but this catalog gives you the specific AUSA wire colors and connector pinouts.

Options and Variants: Masts, Cabs, and Valves

Options section covers lights, heater, silencer with cleanser and turn-off sparks, half-closed cab, and closed cab. Mast options include double mast (free elevation 2.6 m), triplex mast (4 m), and lateral displacement assemblies. Hydraulic system for each mast variant is separated – including internal auxiliary hydraulic systems. The 3rd and 4th valve options are listed with their own parts breakdown. If you’re retrofitting a third valve, you’ll find the mounting brackets, hoses, and valve block part numbers here. Don’t rely on aftermarket cross-references – use the factory list.

Source Validity: OEM vs Aftermarket Documentation

This is a direct scan of the AUSA factory parts catalog. Not a reprint or a compilation. The part numbers match what AUSA dealers order from. Aftermarket catalogs often skip the small items – spacers, cir-clips, specific washers – that cause delays when you’re mid-rebuild. Here, every cir-clip (DIN7980 sizes 8, 10, 18) is listed with its exact reference. If you want to keep your CH130-X4 or CH150-X4 running without parts delays, this is the document you need on the bench.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

Any mechanic or owner maintaining an AUSA forklift. If you’re a home garage enthusiast who bought a used forklift, you need the parts breakdown to identify what’s missing or worn. If you run a fleet, this catalog helps your techs order the correct parts the first time. Beginners – this is the safety net. You see every nut and bolt in relation to the whole assembly. You won’t miss a washer or a seal because it’s right there in the diagram. Page 2 alone shows 15 parts for the engine assembly, including the often-overlooked spacer and regul skim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a repair manual. It provides exploded diagrams and part numbers for ordering, not assembly torque values. For torque specs, you need the service manual for these models.

Can I use this to identify parts for the CH150-X4 only?

Yes. The catalog covers both CH130-X4 and CH150-X4 models side by side. Sections like power take-off reductor box are explicitly listed for both.

Are the part numbers still current?

These are factory original part numbers from the AUSA parts system. While some parts may have superseded numbers, the references here are the starting point for ordering from any AUSA dealer. Always verify with your dealer for supersessions.

How many pages is this manual?

279 pages. It covers engine, transmission, chassis, hydraulics, electrics, finishing, and all optional variants including double mast, triplex mast, cabs, and auxiliary valves.

Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing which part fits your AUSA forklift. Having the factory diagrams on your screen or printed out means you order right, repair faster, and keep the machine working. AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams and AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded-View Manual along with AUSA D 85 AHA AHG 100 120 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM are also available if you work on other AUSA models. For broader context on industrial vehicle maintenance, the Automotive Industry Overview can be useful, but nothing beats factory documentation for your specific forklift.