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GEHL 5625 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Skid Loader

I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years. If you’re ordering parts for a GEHL 5625 Parts Catalog without a factory parts catalog, you’re wasting time and money. This 150-page OEM document gives you the exact part numbers, torque specs, and O-ring dimensions you need. No aftermarket guesswork. The table of contents includes a Numerical Index, O-Ring & Attaching Hardware Tables, and dedicated Torque Specifications pages. That’s where you start.

Numerical Index: Organizing 150 Pages of Parts

You get a full numerical index that cross-references every part number in the catalog. When you find a part on the machine, pull that number and the index tells you exactly which page it’s on. Page 1 starts with the main loader components breakdown. No flipping through random sections.

O-Ring & Attaching Hardware Tables – The Seal of Reliability

Hydraulic leaks on a GEHL 5625 cost you time and hydraulic oil. The O-Ring & Attaching Hardware Tables in this manual list every seal size, material, and part number. You don’t guess which O-ring fits the lift cylinder port – the table tells you. Same for bolts, washers, and lock nuts. Grade 5 cap screws are standard unless noted. The manual explicitly states: “All Cap Screws or Bolts are Grade 5, cadmium or zinc plated.” That matters when you’re torquing a fastener.

Torque Specifications: Torque Values You Can Trust

Torque specs are on the inside back cover. Standard attaching hardware torque values are printed right there. No hunting online. You grab the catalog, flip to the back, and you’ve got the ft-lbs for every bolt size. The manual also notes that hexagon nuts for Grade 5 screws are Grade B. Over-torque a Grade B nut on a Grade 5 bolt and you’ll strip threads. This catalog prevents that.

Does This Catalog Cover Bolt Grades and Threads?

Yes. The introduction gives you the full abbreviation list: CS for cap screw, GR for grade, UNC and UNF threads. It tells you which fasteners are zinc plated, which are nylon insert lock nuts. If you’re replacing a bolt, you match the grade and thread exactly. The manual also warns about batteries and tires – those you buy locally, but the wiring specs and wheel set part numbers are here.

3 Reasons to Stick with OEM Parts Documentation

First, aftermarket parts catalogs reuse numbers that might fit but aren’t the OEM spec. Second, this catalog includes serial number breaks – the decal inside the right chassis riser tells you which parts apply. Third, the torque values are verified by GEHL engineering. I’ve seen guys snap bolts because they used a generic torque chart. Don’t do that.

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Torque matters. O-rings matter. Part numbers matter. This catalog puts all three in your hands.

FAQ

Does this catalog include repair procedures?

No, this is a parts catalog only. It lists part numbers, torque specs, and hardware tables. For step-by-step repair, get the workshop manual.

Can I use this catalog to cross-reference aftermarket parts?

The catalog gives OEM part numbers. You can use them to match aftermarket parts, but be careful – aftermarket suppliers sometimes change thread pitch or material grade. The O-Ring & Attaching Hardware Tables list exact dimensions, so you can verify. I’ve seen aftermarket O-rings that are slightly thinner and leak within a month. Stick to the spec from page 2 onward. If you’re serious about reliability, order the GEHL part number listed. The manual even says items without reference numbers are not available for purchase – they’re reference only. That means you need the actual OEM part for those. Don’t assume an aftermarket substitute exists.

Related Manuals:

• GEHL 5625 Operators Manual – Factory Torque & Safety Specs
• GEHL 5625 SL5625 Workshop Manual – OEM Factory Specs
• GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog

If you want your GEHL 5625 back in service without chasing wrong parts, access the factory manual. That’s how we do it in a real shop. Access the Factory Manual now.