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GEHL 360 Parts Catalog

You’re standing in the shop, loader torn down, and you need a part. Not a guess. Not a “this looks close.” You need the exact GEHL number. That’s what this GEHL 360 Parts Catalog is for. 32 pages. No aftermarket nonsense. Just factory exploded views and part numbers. I’ve been turning wrenches since before some of you were born, and I’ll tell you: aftermarket catalogs cost you time. This one saves it.

What you get is a direct scan of the factory service parts manual for the GEHL 360 loader. Decal location is on pages 2-3. Main frame assembly on pages 4-5. Every exploded drawing is labeled with part numbers and reference callouts. The manual specifies right and left orientation from the operator seat facing forward, so you don’t bolt something on backwards.

I’ve had guys call me asking what bolt goes where on the hydrostatic drive pump idler. Page 5. Axle and drive? Page 6. Hydraulic motor? Page 7. Engine controls? Page 8. Load arms? Page 9. This is indexed like a proper shop reference, not a stack of photocopies.

7 Systems Covered Across 32 Pages

The catalog breaks down the loader into sections that make sense for someone who actually works on these machines. You get hydrostatic drive pump idler on page 5, axle and drive on page 6, hydraulic motor on page 7, engine controls on page 8, load arms on page 9, hydraulic cylinders on page 10, hydrostatic/hydraulic controls on page 11, hydrostatic transmission on page 12, gear pumps on page 13, hydraulic system pages 14-15, 2-spool control valve on page 16, 3-spool auxiliary control valve on page 17, electrical system on page 18, T-bar console on page 19, optional auxiliary hydraulics on page 21, and optional attachments from pages 22-24. That’s 17 system breakdowns in 32 pages. Each page has exploded diagrams with callouts and part numbers. You don’t have to guess what the part looks like – it’s drawn to scale.

Torque Specs: Inside Back Cover

Inside back cover you’ll find a standard hardware torque chart. Also the attaching hardware table with part numbers for common fasteners like HHCS, hex nuts, lock washers. GEHL specifies grade 5 cap screws unless noted. That’s critical because if you use a grade 2 bolt on the load arm pivot, it will shear. I’ve seen it. The chart covers standard torque values for Grade 5 and other fasteners. Right there, no flipping pages. Torque matters.

Get the Right Part – Using the Numerical Index

Pages 25-26 have a numerical index. Every part number listed numerically. Find the number, cross-reference to the exploded view. Saves digging through every page when you already have a number from the old part.

This catalog also covers optional attachments: 42″ utility bucket, 36″ manure fork, 48″ light materials bucket, pallet fork, weld-on grapple, light kit. Pages 22-24.

For other GEHL models, check out these related manuals: GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog, GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs, and GEHL RS6-34 2013 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual.

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Factory OEM – Not Aftermarket Compilation

This is an original GEHL Company publication. Form number 902572. Right and left orientation is from the operator seat facing forward. The manual explicitly states that common hardware is not illustrated but listed in the attaching hardware table. That’s factory-level detail. Aftermarket catalogs skip that. They’ll show a bolt but not tell you it’s grade 5. This one does.

Who Needs This?

Every owner of a GEHL 360 loader who orders parts more than once. Farmhands, equipment dealers, anyone who doesn’t want to pay the dealer markup on a part number lookup. If you’ve ever ordered the wrong hydraulic cylinder seal because the aftermarket diagram had dimensions off by 1/16″, you know the value of factory documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an original OEM document?

Yes, direct from GEHL, not an aftermarket reprint.

Does it include torque specifications?

Inside back cover has standard hardware torque chart for Grade 5 fasteners. Also the attaching hardware table lists part numbers for common hardware like HHCS, hex nuts, lock washers. The manual states that unless otherwise specified, all cap screws are Grade 5, cadmium or zinc plated. That means you can look up the torque for a 3/8″-16 Grade 5 bolt and know it’s correct. I’ve seen guys strip threads on the hydrostatic pump because they used generic values from a website. This gives you the exact values from GEHL. Torque matters. Use the chart.

How many pages?

32 pages.

Can I use this for engine rebuild?

It’s a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views of engine controls and hydraulic system, but lacks step-by-step disassembly. You still need the service manual for procedures. But for part numbers, it’s essential.

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