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AUSA CSH 30, CTH 30 Parts Catalog

You know the feeling. Machine down, customer waiting, you crack open a parts diagram you pulled off some third-party site, and the reference numbers don’t match anything on the actual axle. Waste of time. I’ve been turning wrenches in San Antonio for 28 years, and I’ve learned one thing: if you want the right part the first time, you go to the factory print. That’s exactly what this AUSA CSH 30, CTH 30 Parts Catalog gives you. 76 pages of OEM exploded views, direct from the manufacturer. No guesswork on what bolt goes where.

Motor / Engine Section: What You Actually See

The catalog opens with the Motor / Engine group. You get separate exploded diagrams for the accelerator pedal (page 7), the inching pedal assembly (page 8), the engine fastening brackets and supports (page 9), the muffler (page 10), the air filter housing (page 11), and the radiator mount (page 12). Every fastener, every bracket, every hose clamp is called out with a reference number. That means when you order a replacement muffler, you don’t end up with a part that fits a different model year. On page 64 (not in this catalog, but you get the idea) you’d be cursing. Here, you’re not.

Transmission and Axle Assemblies: 7 Systems Covered

Transmission section starts at page 13 with the reductor box, then moves through the gear support, housing and axles, differential housing, differential assemblies, shafts, hubs, steering cylinders, cardan joints, and the Compen SYSTEM®. Each subsystem has its own table and figure number. If you need to rebuild a differential on a CTH 30, you flip to pages 16-17 and see the exact crown wheel and differential case layout. The catalog also separates the CTH 30 reductor box (page 29) from the CSH 30 reductor box (page 30). Different part numbers. Different ratios. Important distinction.

Chassis, Brakes, and Steering: Factory Diagrams

The Chassis section covers the frame, protectors, counterweights (page 32). Operation brake section includes handbrake, brake pedal, and the brake itself (pages 33-35). Steering is on page 36. Wheels on page 37. Body section includes the operator protector roof (page 38), seat (page 39), and annexed protectors (page 40). Every exploded view includes the exact reference number you need to order parts. No generic illustration that leaves you guessing whether the seal goes on the inside or outside.

Source Authenticity: OEM Print vs Aftermarket

This is not a scanned third-party compilation. It’s the original AUSA factory parts catalog, in both Spanish and English. The cover states Piezas para el modelo / Parts list model and includes the chassis number range. Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw diagrams and mislabel components. I’ve had to re-order springs twice because some aftermarket diagram showed the wrong orientation. Save yourself that headache. This is the same reference the dealers use. For other AUSA machines, check the AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Exploded Diagrams or the AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded-View Manual. The AUSA D 85 AHA AHG 100 120 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM also follows the same format.

Who Needs This Parts Catalog?

Home garage guys who bought a used AUSA forklift and want to rebuild the hydraulic system without tracking down part numbers by trial-and-error. Small fleet owners who need to stock common spares for both the CSH 30 and CTH 30 models. Independent mechanics who don’t have dealer login access. Everyone benefits from having the official exploded diagrams and reference tables. The catalog also tells you exactly what information you need when calling a dealer: chassis number, table number, figure number, and reference number. Without that, you’re wasting your time and theirs.

The Internal Combustion Engine section, as referenced in the Internal Combustion Engine article, is the heart of these forklifts. Knowing the correct air filter and radiator parts keeps the engine running cool and clean. The broader Automotive Industry Overview touches on why OEM documentation matters for safety and reliability.

FAQ

Does this catalog cover the engine fastening components?

Yes, page 9.

What information do I need to order parts using this catalog?

You must have the chassis number (Nr. of chassis) and then from the diagram you note the table number (Nr. of tabla), figure number (Nr. of figura), and the part reference number (Nr. de referencia). The catalog includes a note: Para solicitar piezas de repuesto es preciso indicar: Nº de bastidor, Nº de tabla, Nº de figura y Nº de referencia de la pieza. Without that four-number combo, most dealers will not process the order. The catalog itself is 76 pages, covering the CSH 30 and CTH 30 models. It’s formatted so each subsystem has its own page or spread, making it easy to hand to a parts counter person.

If you want to get the right part the first time and stop burning billable hours chasing wrong reference numbers, this is the document you need. Access the Factory Manual.