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Barber-greene SA-150 Parts Catalog – Stop Wasting Time on Wrong Parts

I’ve seen too many guys pull a part off a shelf, slap it on, then realize the bolt holes are a quarter-inch off. Downtime builds up fast when you don’t have the right numbers. This Barber-greene SA-150 Parts Catalog gets you the exact factory part numbers and illustrations you need before you order anything. It’s not a reprint from some third party – this is the original OEM document straight from the people who built the machine.

What You Get with This Barber-greene SA-150 Parts Catalog

Total count: 338 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, quantities, and descriptions. Every assembly on the SA-150 asphalt paver is broken down – from the conveyor belt to the screed. The manual even includes the serial number plate location (page 2 explains exactly how to read your machine serial number so you order the right revision). Think of it as a book of parts with no guesswork. You see the part in the diagram, you read the number, you call your dealer. Done.

How to Use the Parts Catalog Correctly

Flip to page 2. There it is: “HOW TO ORDER PARTS.” Eleven bullet points. Follow them. The number one mistake I see is people skipping the machine serial number. Without it, you might get a part that fits an earlier build. Page 2 also tells you to group parts by machine if you’re ordering for more than one SA-150. Ignoring that causes shipping delays and angry customers. The manual also uses checkmarks (✔) on page 3 to indicate which listings apply to your specific serial number range. If a listing doesn’t have a checkmark, don’t order from it – simple.

Also note the indentions in the parts list. An indented part means it’s included in the assembly or kit above it. If you order the assembly part number, you get all the indented items. If you only need a single piece, order it by its individual part number. The example on page 3 shows this with conveyor belt options – different lengths depending on your machine variant. Read those notes, they save you money.

338 Pages of Factory-Numbered Parts

This catalog covers the entire SA-150 paver. Screed assembly, conveyor systems, augers, engine components, hydraulic lines – everything. Each page lists the part number, description, quantity, and often a note about supersessions or special tooling. For instance, the conveyor belt listing on page 3 shows two different belt lengths for different machine variants: one at 24” x 16’-5”, another at 24” x 16’-6”. The catalog tells you exactly which fasteners and tape to order per belt. That level of detail is what keeps your machine running instead of waiting for a second shipment.

Why Trust This Over Aftermarket Parts Lists?

Aftermarket catalogs often leave out critical notes like “this part number superseded by A-700-346B” or “use with Flexco-Lok tape only.” The Barber-greene SA-150 original prints every note and checkmark. If you’ve ever ordered a hydraulic line that was two inches too short because the aftermarket book used a generic drawing, you know the pain. OEM documentation – like the one you’re looking at – comes from the same source as the assembly line. They don’t guess. They built it. Automotive and heavy equipment industries rely on factory documentation for liability and accuracy. Your repair should too.

Accurate Part Numbers: The Difference Between a Quick Fix and a Week of Repairs

Getting the wrong part means more than just a return. It means the machine sits, the job stalls, and you eat the labor cost of tearing it apart twice. This catalog removes that risk. You point to the exploded view, you find the reference number, you match it to the part number in the list. Then you write down the 10-digit code and hand it to your parts guy. That’s it. No cross-referencing a third-party spreadsheet. No hoping the internet didn’t give you a discontinued number.

Here are related manuals you might need for other Barber-Greene models: Barber-Greene SA-41, SA41 X 101, SA41 X 868 1971 Parts Catalog”>SA-41 parts catalog, Barber-Greene BG260 Parts Manual”>BG260 manual, and Barber-greene BG240B 1994 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs”>BG240B catalog. For general industry context, check Automotive Industry Overview”>this overview.

Does this catalog include part numbers for the screed?

Yes, the screed assembly is covered with exploded views and individual part numbers. You’ll find screed plates, wear strips, and adjustment hardware all listed.

How do I find the correct serial number range?

Look for the serial number plate on the machine frame – usually near the operator’s station. The manual shows where it is. Then cross-check the checkmarked listings on each page to see which parts apply to your range.

Can I use aftermarket part numbers instead?

You can, but you’ll lose the notes about superseded parts and specific fasteners. The OEM catalog includes updates and corrections that aftermarket copies don’t. I’ve had to reorder twice using aftermarket numbers – not worth it.

What if I need a part that isn’t listed?

Non-listed parts usually mean they’re part of a sub-assembly that wasn’t broken down further. Contact Barber-Greene with your serial number – they can provide the undocumented sub-assembly part number. This manual covers all serviceable components on the SA-150.

You need parts that fit the first time. Stop cross-referencing shady websites or borrowing a dog-eared copy from a buddy. Access the Factory Manual and get the same document that dealer parts counters use. It’s 338 pages of exact numbers, no interpretation required. Your SA-150 will thank you.