Description

GEHL AWS 46 2010 Parts Catalog

You need a part number for a GEHL AWS 46 All-Wheel-Steer Loader, and you’re staring at a generic parts diagram that might be for the wrong model year. That’s where this catalog comes in. The GEHL AWS 46 2010 Parts Catalog is the original factory document, 112 pages of exploded views and part numbers for your loader. No reprints, no aftermarket guesswork. This is what the dealer uses.

Engine & Engine Mounts: What This Manual Covers

Turn to page 7 and you’ll find the Engine & Engine Mounts section. Inside, the Cylinder Head & Valve Cover on page 9 gives you every bolt and gasket. The Engine Block (page 8) and Fuel Injection System (page 12) are all there. If you need a valve for the cylinder head, the part number is in that exploded view. That’s the difference between a factory catalog and a third-party list.

Does This Manual Include Torque Specs?

Yes. Standard attaching hardware torque values are near the back of the manual. Metric torque values in the illustrations are given in Newton-meters and converted to foot-pounds by multiplying by 0.738. All cap screws and bolts are Grade 8.8 unless otherwise specified. That’s OEM spec – not a guess from an internet forum.

112 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

The catalog is 112 pages covering everything from Decal Locations (page 2) to the Numerical Index (page 87). You get the full parts list for the hydraulic system: Variable Displacement Pump on page 26, Hydraulic Motor on page 28, Steering Cylinders on page 43. The Axle Attachments section starts on page 29 with front and rear axle differentials. If you work on GEHL loaders, this is the reference you need on the bench.

Get the Right Part Numbers the First Time

When you’re rebuilding an engine or swapping a hydraulic cylinder, ordering the wrong part costs you money and downtime. This catalog uses reference numbers and serial number breaks. For example, the manual explains serial number notation like ‘(SN 999 and before)’ or ‘(SN 1000 – 2000 except 1996)’. You cross-check your machine’s serial number against those breaks. That’s how you avoid getting a bracket that doesn’t fit.

Decal Locations: Avoiding Assembly Mistakes

Page 2 shows decal locations. When you replace a decal or need to know where a warning sticker goes, this section saves you from guessing. It’s a small thing, but on a loader that goes through a muddy job site, the decals are part of safety compliance.

Source Validity – Why OEM Beats Aftermarket

This is a genuine GEHL publication, form number 918266 Revision B, dated Jan. 2010. The copyright page says © 2010 Gehl Company. When you open this PDF, you’re looking at the same document the factory sends to dealerships. Aftermarket catalogs often re-draw diagrams and mislabel parts. Here, if the part number says ‘LN’ for Lock Nut, it’s exactly what the engineer specified. The abbreviations table on page i defines every term. No translation errors.

For other GEHL loader parts manuals, see GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog and GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. Also check GEHL RS6-34 2013 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual.

To understand the engine architecture better, read this Wikipedia article on diesel engines or this Wikipedia article on diesel engines.

FAQ

Is this manual a digital access?

Yes.

What serial numbers does it cover?

Beginning serial number 347040005. The manual explains how to interpret serial number breaks, including exceptions and inclusions. The model and serial number tag is located on a panel on the front of the cab. You must reference this when ordering parts because some components change across production runs. For example, axle attachments and steering cylinders may have different part numbers depending on the serial number range. The introduction (page i) explains the notation thoroughly, so you don’t order the wrong seal kit. This level of detail is why the OEM catalog beats aftermarket cross-references.

Does it include torque specifications?

Standard attaching hardware torque values are provided near the back of the manual. Metric torque values in illustrations are in Nm and converted to ft-lbs by multiplying by 0.738. Always use the specified Grade 8.8 bolts.

How is the manual organized?

112 pages divided into sections like Engine & Engine Mounts (page 7), Cylinder Head & Valve Cover (page 9), Hydraulic Oil Circulation (page 24), and more. Each section has exploded-view diagrams with reference numbers. The Numerical Index on page 87 lets you look up any part number.

If you need to order parts for your GEHL AWS 46, this is the document that eliminates guesswork. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and keep it on your phone or tablet in the shop. You’ll never second-guess a part number again.