Ausa dumper identification

[chrisg3103]

Browsing Facebook marketplace I accidentally ended up buying another dumper, was too cheap to ignore. But the manufacturer plate has rotted off...
All I know it's an ausa of about 1988 vintage, can't find any the same searching Google images or the like. Found two on eBay but the sellers aren't interested in replying to my request for the model number so anyway, there are a fair few folk on here of a vintage that might know.






From the history section of ausa's website


High tip model, only ones I can find are the modern ones, a model number would be handy

 

[slim_boy_fat]

I accidentally ended up buying another dumper,

These things happen....

[Sorry, not much help but I'm sure someone will be along to help/advise ]

 

[chrisg3103]

Was only 40 miles away, had to be done

 

[winchman]

I would love a dumper

 

[Alan Reynolds]

Looks watertight too!

 

[Blobber]

Welcome to dumper ownership! struggling on identifying any info on this one as well

 

[winchman]

Any one got a cheap dumper?
Could do with a forklift too

 

[chrisg3103]

Welcome to dumper ownership! struggling on identifying any info on this one as well

That's a big one! Take a few pictures at different angles and run them through Google image search, might be surprised.

Any one got a cheap dumper?
Could do with a forklift too

I very nearly bought a Kramer 112 last month for cheap (£1200), but dude reneged on offering to deliver it once interest took off gutted. Never knew I needed one till I saw it for sale, could of done the job of mini dumper and forklift in one, here is one in all its 4 wheel steering glory.

 

[dan.taylor.1]

There was something like that kramer for sale on Facebook over in the North East I think recently. Was it that one?

 

[chrisg3103]

Was on marketplace in hawick, depends where your definition of north is, my north east is Aberdeen if I had a heftier trailer I'd have been there like a shot

 

[Other Daniel]

Looks watertight too!

Could do with a drain hole

 

[stuvy]

Ausa are Spanish and don’t have the greatest reputation especially the new stuff

 

[stuvy]

Any one got a cheap dumper?
Could do with a forklift too

@8ob got any spares in your yard

 

[KimB]

Ausa are Spanish and don’t have the greatest reputation especially the new stuff

I love the old little dumpers but we had a Ausa 7t swivel on hire for a job. It was awful. We bought a Thwaites after but they’re not exactly cheap.

Dumpers are so handy.

 

[chrisg3103]

I also have one of these, not as pretty as the press picture. Thwaites sprite 750, it's a lot more refined shall we say, power steering, hydraulic brakes, 2 cylinder perkins. And despite probably being the same sort of age managed to find a spares manual and even a genuine thwaites handbrake cable. All I can find on ausa is bad reports

Also they use an obscure engine, deutz diter that seems to be an in house home brew or something?does have over 11,000 hp though

 

[winchman]

That's a big one! Take a few pictures at different angles and run them through Google image search, might be surprised.

I very nearly bought a Kramer 112 last month for cheap (£1200), but dude reneged on offering to deliver it once interest took off gutted. Never knew I needed one till I saw it for sale, could of done the job of mini dumper and forklift in one, here is one in all its 4 wheel steering glory.

At that price I would have driven it home!

 

[chrisg3103]

Any one got a cheap dumper?
Could do with a forklift too

1 tonne dumper – Commercial Vehicles – Wrexham | Facebook Marketplace

www.facebook.com

Not far from you? Looks a bit crispy

 

[spudmini]

I have the exact same dumper, I’ll look tomorrow at the data plate. I think from memory it’s a da108 with a hatz single diesel. Great dumpers.

 

[chrisg3103]

Any chance you could post a picture? Interesting too see how heavy it actually is as well