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GEHL 4615 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Manual

You have a GEHL 4615 skid loader that needs a new fuel tank or an engine overhaul. Without a factory parts catalog, you’re guessing at part numbers, cross-referencing online lists that are often wrong. I’ve seen guys waste a week waiting for the wrong water pump because they trusted a third-party database. That’s time and money down the drain. This GEHL 4615 Parts Catalog is 88 pages of factory-sourced exploded views and part numbers. It tells you exactly what GEHL originally put on the machine, with serial number breaks so you don’t order parts for the wrong revision.

Don’t guess. Use the real thing.

Chassis, Fuel Tank, and Access Covers – Finding the Right Fuel Tank Part

The fuel tank is a common failure point on skid loaders – rust, cracks, leaks. On pages 6 and 7 of this catalog, you get the exploded view of the chassis, fuel tank, grill, and access covers. Every bracket, hose, and grommet is listed with the GEHL part number. If you order the wrong tank because you used a generic list, you’ll be stuck with a return shipping charge and downtime. This catalog eliminates that risk.

GEHL 4615 Parts Catalog – Engine and Related Components Breakdown

The engine section starts on page 30 with two serial-number splits: After SN14200 (pages 30-31) and Before SN14201 (pages 32-33). Inside you’ll find the block, head, pistons, rings, gaskets, and all external components like the starter and injection pump. This is not a service manual – it won’t tell you how to rebuild the engine. But it will show you exactly which part to order. The air cleaner, alternator, muffler, and radiator are covered on pages 34-37. Fuel system parts? They’re in the chassis section on pages 6-7 along with the tank.

Does the Catalog Include Hydraulic and Hydrostatic System Parts?

Yes. Hydraulic system diagrams cover pages 22-25 (again with serial number splits). Hydrostatic system – the pumps and motors that drive the wheels – are on pages 26-29. If you need a rebuild kit for the drive motor, page 57 shows the hydrostatic drive motor exploded view. The main control valve is page 55, auxiliary valve page 56. For high-flow auxiliary hydraulics, pages 46-47 cover the front auxiliary hydraulics. All part numbers are OEM, not aftermarket cross-references.

7 Major System Sections in 88 Pages

The catalog is organized into seven clear sections: (1) Decal and identification, (2) Chassis and fuel system, (3) Axles and drive, (4) Overhead guard and engine access, (5) Instrument panel and wiring, (6) Propulsion and lift/tilt controls, (7) Hydraulic and hydrostatic systems. Plus a massive pumps/motors/valves section from pages 49-63 that breaks down every hydraulic component by serial number range. This is the kind of layout that saves you from flipping back and forth trying to find a part.

Decal Locations – The First Step Before Ordering Parts

Before you order anything, confirm your machine’s serial number. The decal is located inside the right chassis riser between the lift arm and lift cylinder. Pages 2-5 of this catalog show all decal locations including warning labels, ROPS ratings, and the serial number plate. If you ignore this step and order parts for the wrong SN range, you’ll get the wrong pump, wrong control valve, or wrong wiring harness. I’ve seen it happen. Don’t let it happen to you.

If you need the operator’s manual with torque specs and procedures, check the GEHL 4610, 4615 Operators Manual – Factory Specs & Torque. For newer models, the GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog and GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs are also on site.

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How do I identify the correct serial number range for my machine?

Check the decal inside the right chassis riser.

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views but not torque values. You need the service manual for assembly specs.

Can I use this catalog to order engine internals like pistons and rings?

Yes. The ‘Engine & Related Components’ section on pages 30-33 lists all internal engine parts with GEHL part numbers. However, note the serial number splits: After SN14200 and Before SN14201. If your machine falls between those, double-check the correct page. The catalog also includes the air cleaner, alternator, muffler, and radiator assemblies on pages 34-37. For fuel system components, see the ‘Chassis, Fuel Tank, Grill & Access Covers’ section on pages 6-7. The catalog does not provide repair instructions, only part identification. You’ll still need a service manual for disassembly and reassembly procedures.

Are replacement tires listed in this catalog?

No. GEHL does not sell replacement tires. The catalog notes that wheel sets are available and tire size information is provided to help you purchase tires locally. See the introduction on page 2.

If you’re tired of ordering wrong parts and waiting for returns, get the real OEM documentation. Access the Factory Manual and start ordering with certainty.