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GEHL CT-Series 2007 Parts Catalog – Factory Exploded Views & Part Numbers You Can Trust

I’ve seen bucket pins get swapped with the wrong diameter because somebody pulled a part number off a third-party site. That costs you time, and it costs you money. This GEHL CT-Series 2007 Parts Catalog is the real deal – 21 pages of factory-original exploded views and parts lists. Manufactured by Paladin Brands for GEHL, manual number 76266, revision 3. If you’re working on a CT-Series telescopic handler and need to order a bucket, cutting edge, or hardware, this is what you put on the table next to the parts washer.

Bucket Assemblies: 6 Exploded Views with Part Numbers

Page 12 to page 18 cover six different bucket assemblies. Each one has its own exploded view and parts list. You get the 1.00 cubic yard x 73″ wide general purpose bucket (assembly #820252), the 1.50 cubic yard light material bucket (#820254), the 1.25 and 2.00 cubic yard 96″ buckets (#820258 and #820277), the 2.50 cubic yard light material (#820256), and the 3.25 cubic yard bucket (#820278). Need a part for a specific bucket? You go straight to that page. No flipping through generic drawings.

Safety Statements: Why You Read Page 7 Before You Weld

Pages 7 through 10 cover general and equipment safety precautions. I don’t care how many years you’ve been running a torch or a grinder – skip this section and you’re asking for a hydraulic line to blow in your face. The manual spells out the exact safety statements from the factory. If you’re modifying or repairing a bucket attachment, there are warnings about structural integrity that you need to see. this Wikipedia article on diesel engines won’t help you there, but the GEHL manual will.

3 Reasons to Choose the Factory Parts Catalog Over Aftermarket

First: the part numbers are correct. I’ve had aftermarket catalogs list a cutting edge for a 73″ bucket that turned out to be 72.5″ – doesn’t fit. Second: the exploded views show you exactly how every washer, bolt, and weldment goes together. Third: you get the OEM limited warranty information (page 5) and the installation & operation section (page 11). Aftermarket documentation skips that. You pay for it later.

What Does the Installation & Operation Section Cover?

Page 11 is the installation & operation section. It tells you how to mount the bucket to the CT-Series telescopic handler, what to check before you pin it up, and what not to do with the machine. This isn’t a repair manual – it’s a parts catalog – but that section gives you the context for why certain parts are designed the way they are. If you’re swapping a bucket, you should read it.

Bolt-On Cutting Edges: The Right Part for the Job

There are two bolt-on cutting edge assemblies in this catalog: #820255 for the 73″ wide general purpose bucket (page 14), and #820259 for the 96″ wide general purpose bucket (page 19). Each has its own exploded view and parts list. If you’ve ever tried to match a cutting edge by measuring the old one, you know it’s a gamble. This catalog gives you the factory part number, so you order the right piece. GEHL CT-Series Fork Carriage Operators & Parts Manual would be your next stop if you need fork carriage parts instead.

If you’re working on other GEHL models, check out GEHL CT-Series 2007 Operators Manual – OEM Safety & Parts Guide and GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog for skid-steer loader parts. For more background on how diesel engines power these machines, see this Wikipedia article on diesel engines.

Does this manual cover the engine or drivetrain?

No. This is strictly a bucket parts catalog for CT-Series telescopic handlers. It covers six bucket assemblies, two bolt-on cutting edges, safety statements, installation, and warranty. No engine specs.

How are the exploded views organized?

Each bucket assembly gets its own page. For example, the 1.00 cubic yard x 73″ general purpose bucket assembly #820252 is on page 12 with a full exploded view and a parts list that includes every bolt, bushing, and weldment. You can point to the part on the drawing, find the number, and order it. There is no guesswork because the page numbers line up with the parts list directly. The catalog also includes bolt-on cutting edge assemblies on separate pages so you don’t confuse the cutting edge with the bucket shell.

Can I use this manual for other GEHL attachments?

This manual is specific to the CT-Series bucket attachments listed in the table of contents. For fork carriages or other attachments, you need the corresponding GEHL parts catalog.

Is the warranty information still relevant for a used machine?

The limited warranty section (page 5) outlines the original terms. If you’re buying a used bucket, those terms may not apply, but the document is still the best source for part numbers and safe installation procedures.

Factory documentation saves you the headache of fitting the wrong part. When you buy this GEHL CT-Series 2007 Parts Catalog, you get the original OEM PDF with no reprints, no third-party redraws. Access the Factory Manual and keep it in your shop tablet or print it out. It belongs next to your torque wrench.