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GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog

I’ve torqued more head bolts than most people have had hot meals, and I’ve seen more parts orders go wrong because someone grabbed the wrong number. If you’re working on a GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog loader and need a replacement component, guessing gets you a box of wrong metal. This 212-page factory document gives you the exact exploded view and part number for every nut, bolt, hose, and seal. No aftermarket condensed version—this is the real OEM file.

Start by finding your serial number. Page 2 tells you it’s behind the left lift cylinder. Without that number, you risk ordering parts that don’t fit, especially on the Hydraglide or Load-Sensing Pump splits. The catalog covers 7610, 7710 (EU), and 7810 models. For the SL7710, use SL7610 parts unless the manual says otherwise. That’s a direct quote from the introduction.

What’s Inside This 212-Page Parts Catalog

Three major sections: Main Loader Components (Section A), Hydraulic Components (Section B), and Kits (Section C). Section A alone covers chassis covers (three control types), wheel drives, two engine variants, air cleaner and exhaust, radiator and cooler, hydrostatic drive with tandem pump, hydraulics including the Hydraglide Ride Control split by serial number, and controls for auxiliary hydraulics, lift/tilt (T-Bar, Dual Hand, Hand & Foot, Joystick), engine throttle for both 7610 and 7810, and wheel drive controls. You also get the liftarm, hitch (Manual All-Tach and Electric Power-A-Tach), ROPS structure and interior, seats (standard and suspension), seat belt options, restraint bar, electrical systems for chassis and ROPS, lights, control wiring for two-speed/Hydraglide, ignition switch, tires, and decals. Section B dives into hydraulic components: drive motor and parking brake (single and two speed), tandem pump, load-sensing axial piston pump (split by serial number), self-leveling valve, lift and tilt solenoid valve, solenoids for brake, ROPS lift assist pump and cylinder, lift and tilt cylinders, main control valve for all control types, and Hydraglide manifold. Section C lists factory kits: backup alarm, engine block heater, rear view mirror, strobe light, cab side window, front door, heater, HVAC, and impact resistant door kit. That is 212 pages of genuine part numbers.

Engine Coverage: 86 HP vs 115 HP

Two distinct engines. 86 HP for 7610, 115 HP for 7810. Each has its own parts.

The manual separates the 86 HP engine for 7610 models and the 115 HP engine for 7810 models. Each has its own exploded view with part numbers for the block, head, injection pump, and ancillaries. The air cleaner, exhaust, and radiator sections also differ between the two. If you try to use a 7810 engine part on a 7610, you’ll be ordering a second time. Use the correct section per your model.

Locate Your Serial Number Before Ordering

Page 2 is where you find the location of the serial number decal: behind the left lift cylinder. It also explains that “right” and “left” are from the operator’s seat facing forward. Many sections have serial number breaks—for example, the Hydraglide Ride Control splits at SN 702223 (7610), 120001 (7710), and 903395 (7810). Ordering without matching that break is how you get a valve block that doesn’t bolt up. Write it down first.

What If I Use Aftermarket Parts?

I’ve seen aftermarket parts catalogs that swap illustrations, omit supersessions, and use generic torque values. This OEM catalog uses only genuine GEHL part numbers. The introduction on page 2 states: “For your safety and continued proper operation, use only genuine GEHL service parts.” Standard attaching hardware torque values are on the inside back cover. The abbreviations table—right there on page 2—decodes every JIC, NPT, and SAE fitting. That level of detail keeps your machine from leaking or failing at the wrong moment.

3 Reasons to Trust the OEM Parts Catalog

First, the serial-number splits prevent mismatched components. Second, the exploded diagrams show exactly how parts stack—no guesswork on washer order. Third, the kit section (Section C) lists factory-backed add-ons like backup alarm, engine block heater, cab heater, HVAC, and impact-resistant door kits. For reference, GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 Operators Manual – Factory Specs tells you how to operate the machine correctly, and GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs is this same file. If you need repair steps, get GEHL SL7610 SL7710 SL7810 Service Manual – Factory Specs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

It lists standard torque values on the inside back cover. Nonstandard specs are noted per part.

How do I find the correct part number for my SL7710?

Use the SL7610 sections except where noted separately per the introduction. Always check your serial number location behind the left lift cylinder.

Can I use this catalog to service the engine?

This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It shows exploded views and part numbers for the 86 HP and 115 HP engines. For repair procedures, you need the service manual. However, having the correct part numbers is the first step. Use GEHL SL7610 SL7710 SL7810 Service Manual – Factory Specs for step-by-step repairs.

What if my serial number falls between the ranges listed in the Hydraglide section?

The manual explicitly splits Hydraglide into two groups: SN 702223 & later for 7610, 120001 & later for 7710, 903395 & later for 7810, and earlier for the previous group. Identify your serial number precisely. If it doesn’t match either, contact your dealer. The manual also covers the Load-Sensing Axial Piston Pump with similar serial number splits. Always use the correct section to ensure you order the right parts. Failure to do so can result in mismatched components and potential safety hazards.

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