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AUSA D 85, AHA, AHG, 100, 120 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a dumper down because you ordered the wrong filter cartridge. Or you spent an hour trying to match a wheel hub from a blurry aftermarket diagram. I’ve been there. That’s why you need a factory AUSA D 85, AHA, AHG, 100, 120 Parts Catalog – not some photocopied mess that leaves you guessing. This is the real deal: 125 pages of OEM exploded views, part numbers, and quantities straight from AUSA. No third-party fluff.

Filter Kits and Maintenance Parts

Page 2 lays out the maintenance filter kit (reference KF.71200RE00) for the D 150 AHG, but that assembly covers the D 85-120 line too. You get the oil filter cartridge (MN000027), gas oil filter (DN000002), air filter element (MN000034), and a secondary oil cartridge (70.10048.00). Also listed: the pre-filter (MN000017) and the hydraulic suction filter (09.00630.61). If you’ve ever wrestled with a parts counter guy who can’t find your machine, you’ll appreciate having the exact filter number in your hand.

Motor – Motor: Perkins and Kubota Diesels

Two engine families appear. Page 3 shows the Perkins 15.1 kW diesel with starter (PK185086610), alternator (PK185046220), fan (PK145306460), and a full set of gaskets (PK195907080). Then the Kubota D1105 variant on page 5 for chassis up to 41571. That page lists the hydrostatic pump 45cc (70.03605.00) and the electric fuel pump (KU1G63952031). Internal Combustion Engine”>Engine parts are the worst to cross-reference without factory numbers. This catalog hands you the OEM part straight up.

Transmission and Axle Exploded Views

You’ll find sections labeled “Transmisión – Caja reductora” (reduction gearbox), “Transmisión hidrostática”, “Junta cardán”. The front and rear axles each have their own differential, brake, and wheel hub sections – with sub-variants for different chassis serials (43404, 44031, etc.). That matters. If you buy a hub seal meant for a 44031 axle and yours is 43404, you’ll be leaking grease in a week.

Brake Systems: AHA vs AHG Variants

The catalog splits “Freno de pie y freno de mano” into AHA (page for chassis 50643) and AHG (chassis 53127). The pedal and hand brake assemblies differ. Ordering a brake cable for an AHG when you have an AHA will leave you with a slack pedal. Check your serial number, then flip to the right page. No guesswork.

Wheel Assemblies Across All Models

Separate sections cover front and rear wheels for the D 85 AHA/AHG, D 100 AHA/AHG, D 100 AHA/AHG for UK version, and D 120 AHA/AHG. Each has its own part numbers for rims, tires, and studs. If you’re swapping wheels between models, verify the part matches. I’ve seen a D 85 rim fail when bolted onto a D 120 – different load rating.

Hydraulic Installation: Filters, Distributor, and Schematics

You get exploded diagrams of the hydraulic oil filter, internal tank filter, distributor, and even the transmission and actuation schematics. If you’re chasing a leak or a dead cylinder, these drawing show every O-ring and fitting. Automotive Industry Overview”>Hydraulics can be a nightmare without proper references – this catalog makes it manageable.

Who Needs This Manual?

DIY owners and small shop mechanics who refuse to pay dealer markup for a $5 O-ring because they can’t look up the part number. If you maintain a fleet of AUSA dumpers, you need one copy per model. The catalog covers the D 85, D 100, D 120, AHA, and AHG variants. It’s a 125-page PDF you can print or keep on a tablet next to the lift.

Source Authenticity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This is a factory AUSA document, not a reprint or a third-party compilation. The original file name “AUSA_D_85-100-120-AHA-AHG_Parts_Catalog_es-16214014384.pdf” matches what AUSA would hand to a dealer. Aftermarket catalogs often use scanned images with fuzzy part numbers or missing pages. Here, every figure, reference, and denomination is legible and correct.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this catalog include part numbers for the D 85?

Yes. The D 85, AHA, and AHG variants appear throughout the 125 pages with specific part numbers.

What is the difference between the AHA and AHG brake sections?

Pedal and hand brake assemblies (Freno de pie y freno de mano) have separate subsections for AHA and AHG. The AHA section references chassis serial 50643, the AHG references 53127. The parts do not interchange. If you need a brake cable or master cylinder, identify your machine’s serial first, then go to the correct section. The catalog shows the exact figure, reference number, and quantity for each variant.

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Stop wasting time on generic parts lists. Access the Factory Manual and get the exact part numbers you need.