GEHL RS6-34 2014 Parts Catalog – 232 Pages OEM Diagrams

Description

You have a GEHL RS6-34 on the lift, maybe a 2014 model, and you need a part. You pull up a generic aftermarket site, cross your fingers, and order something that looks right. That is how you get a box of wrong parts and a machine down for a week. Stop that. Get the factory GEHL RS6-34 2014 Parts Catalog instead. It is 232 pages of what actually bolts onto this machine, with exploded views and genuine part numbers.

GEHL RS6-34 2014 Parts Catalog: What Is Inside

This is not a service manual. It will not walk you through a rebuild. What it will do is show you the exact part number for every nut, seal, valve, and panel on your machine. The table of contents starts with Filters and Belts on page 4, then moves into the CAB section—cab covers, mounts, wipers, door, instruments, switches, fuses, seat, steering column, brake pedals, and the full HVAC system including A/C and heater circuits. After that comes the CHASSIS section with hoods (front, center, rear), the hydraulic tank group, and the fuel tank. Every page uses exploded-view drawings with reference numbers tied directly to the parts list. That list includes the part number, description, quantity, and any serial number breaks. You will find optional equipment too—tri-function controls, strobe lights, glass options—all identified with clear notes.

232 Pages of Factory-Original Diagrams

Each page was created by Gehl/Manitou, not by some aftermarket copy shop. The drawings are crisp, the callouts are accurate, and the part numbers are the ones that will show up in the dealer’s computer. If you need a replacement hydraulic bulkhead fitting or a specific seal kit, this catalog gets you the right number. It also tells you when a part is not sold separately (NSS) or when you need to contact the factory parts department (CFPD). That alone saves you from ordering a component that only comes as part of a larger assembly. The Seal Kit and Repair Kit icons direct you to the correct kit page—no guessing.

What Serial Numbers Does This Cover?

Only machines with serial number 22451 and up. The manual explains the serial number format on page 2: model year letter (F for 2014, G for 2015, etc.), month, unit number. When ordering parts, you must provide the last five digits of the unit number. If you have an older RS6-34, check our GEHL RS6-34 2007 Parts Catalog. For the Manitou variant, see the Gehl RS6-34 Manitou MT6034 2014 Parts Manual.

Read the Manual Icons and Symbols on Page 2

Page 2 is not just filler. It explains the icons used throughout: a magnifying glass directs you to other pages (e.g., tilt cylinder parts on page 247, interior cab options on page 18, warning decals on page 126). A warning triangle means safety information. A note icon adds informational comments. Hydraulic bulkhead fittings are identified. Understanding these icons means you actually use the manual correctly. Skip that page and you might miss a cross-reference, then order a part that does not fit.

Source Validity: OEM vs Aftermarket

This catalog is printed in the USA, published September 2014, revision A. It is the genuine Gehl company document—Form No. 50960084. Aftermarket parts catalogs frequently misprint part numbers or omit updated revisions. This one includes the Final Tier IV engine components and all the engineering changes Gehl made to the RS6-34 before publication. When the manual says “use only genuine Manitou service parts,” that is not marketing—it is a safety and fitment directive. The Final Tier IV engine is covered in this Wikipedia article on diesel engines. For diesel particulate filter details, refer to this Wikipedia article on diesel engines. But the part numbers you need are only here.

Skip the guesswork.

Who Should Own This Manual

If you own an RS6-34 telescopic handler, you need this. Home garage guys—do not assume you can cross-reference part numbers from an online search. The parts you get may be close, but close does not keep a hydraulic circuit sealed. Small fleet operators: put this manual in the shop so every mechanic uses the same part numbers. The 232 pages cover everything from the cab door to the steer valve group. The operator’s manual (P/N 50960083) covers daily operation and safety—get that too. That information is in the GEHL RS6-34 Telescopic Handler Operator’s Manual. But for parts ordering, this is the only source you need.

Access the Factory Manual now and get the right parts the first time. No more returns, no more waiting on wrong shipments. Your RS6-34 goes back to work faster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specs for assembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. For torque specs, get the service manual.

Can I use this to rebuild the entire engine?

You can identify the exact engine parts you need using this catalog, but disassembly and assembly procedures are not included. For that, you need the Engine Parts Manual (P/N 50960088) and the Service Manual. This catalog shows exploded views and part numbers, not step-by-step instructions.

What serial numbers does this cover?

SN 22451 and up. Check page 2 for serial number format details.

Does this manual contain hydraulic or electrical schematics?

Hydraulic and electrical schematics are in the Operator’s Manual (P/N 50960083) and Service Manual. This parts catalog only lists components and their part numbers. If you need to trace a circuit or check a pressure port designation, you need those other manuals. However, this catalog helps you order the correct valve or fitting for that circuit. Use the Service Manual for diagnostics; use this parts catalog to get the right replacement part.