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AUSA D 150 AHG Parts Catalog

You’re rebuilding a D 150 AHG dumper and you need a part number for the Kubota engine. If you’ve got a third-party parts list, good luck. This is the factory exploded-view catalog—the same one AUSA dealers use. It breaks down every assembly: engine, transmission, hydraulics, chassis, and electrical. No guesswork, no mismatched parts.

Engine and Drivetrain Coverage in the D 150 AHG

The catalog starts with the Moteur – Moteur Kubota section. You get the full Kubota D1105 diesel engine breakdown, including starter (KU1661163013), alternator (KU1624164011), fan, and couplings. Separate sections cover exhaust, air filter, radiator, and fuel tank. Each part is listed with a reference number and quantity. For chassis-specific variants, look for the numbers like 61317 or 49322—those are your serial number ranges.

Need the transmission? The catalog dedicates multiple sections to the drivetrain: Transmission – Boîte a transfert, Transmission – Transmission hydrostatique, and Transmission – Jointe cardan. Front and rear axles each get their own subsections with differentials, brakes, and wheel rims. If you’re chasing a leak or a worn bearing, you’ll find the exact seal or bearing part number here.

100 Pages of Exploded Views: What You Get

100 pages. That’s it—concentrated factory data. Every page is a clear exploded diagram with callouts. The Parts Catalog covers from the Maintenance – Filters kit (oil filter cartridge, fuel filter, pre-filter) all the way to Finition – Plates and decals in five parts. You don’t get generic illustrations; these are AUSA’s own drawings. Page 3 shows the full Kubota engine with all components. Page 1 lists the maintenance filter kit part numbers.

For the hydraulic system, there are sections for the oil reservoir, distributor, action diagram, oil filter, and hydraulic tube radiator. If your machine has the optional lights or acoustic warning, the Installation électrique – Phares et avertisseur acoustique section has those part numbers too. The chassis section includes the “Surely antiturn” component—important for safety.

Transmission: Hydrostatic, Transfer Box, and Axle Breakdown

The Transmission coverage is thorough. You get the transfer box, internal reduction gearbox (with chassis number 51715), hydrostatic transmission, and cardan joint. Front axle components are listed under Pont avant with separate pages for the differential, brake, and wheel rims (Part 1 and Part 2). Rear axle follows the same structure. Each part number ties directly to AUSA’s system—no aftermarket cross-references to chase down.

Does This Catalog Cover the Hydraulic Installation?

Yes. The Installation hydraulique section runs from the oil reservoir to the distributor to the action diagram. There’s even a Transmission diagram inside hydraulics. You’ll find filter part numbers for the hydraulic oil (09.00630.61) and the oil filter cartridge (70.10048.00). If you’re rebuilding the steering cylinder, the Direction – Direction Cylindre section has the parts listed under chassis numbers 47838 and 52508.

For the Kubota D1105 engine, the catalog lists the oil filter (MN000027), fuel filter (DN000002), and air filter (MN000034) in the filters kit. That’s the kind of detail that saves you a return trip to the dealer.

Match Part Numbers to Your Chassis Serial Number

This catalog is organized by chassis serial number. Each major section has variants like “Moteur – Moteur Kubota – 61317” or “Transmission – Boîte reducteur (int.) – 51715”. When you order parts, verify your chassis number against these headings. Using the wrong variant can get you a different alternator strap or a mismatched hydraulic pump. The catalog includes both front and rear axle variants, so double-check your axle serial.

Always cross-reference the part number with the quantity listed. For example, the Bobine magnétique (RX.30005.00) calls for quantity 2. Ordering one will leave you short.

If you need related models, see the Ausa D 150 AHG Dumper Parts Catalog for additional variants. For a larger AUSA dumper, the AUSA C 500 H Parts Catalog – MANUEL D’ÉCLATÉS may be useful. Another closely related manual is the AUSA D 85-100-120 AHA-AHG Parts Catalog. For background on dumper design, check Automotive Industry Overview. And the Kubota D1105 is a reliable Internal Combustion Engine.

Why Factory Catalogs Beat Aftermarket Lists

I’ve been a tech for 28 years. Aftermarket parts catalogs usually skip chassis-specific variants and merge parts from different years. This AUSA catalog was printed by the factory. Every reference, every diagram, every quantity is verified. You can trust the Moteur – Supports section to have the correct bracket for chassis 49322 or 59716. Aftermarket lists won’t split those out.

The catalog uses French part names because it’s an original AUSA publication. But part numbers are universal. If you have a D 150 AHG, this is the document you need to order parts correctly.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for my D 150 AHG?

Yes, as long as you match your chassis serial number.

What if my chassis number isn’t listed in the variants?

The catalog includes variant pages for common serial numbers. If yours isn’t there, check the base section—many parts are common across all chassis. If the part is truly missing, contact AUSA directly with your chassis number. This catalog is the best source, but no catalog covers every single serial revision ever made. You’ll likely find the part in a nearby variant; cross-reference the description and note the figure.

Access the Factory Manual now and keep it in your shop. You’ll use it every time you order a seal, filter, or engine component for the AUSA D 150 AHG. No more return trips for wrong parts.