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Find a Gehl Or Mustang / Manitou dealer they should be able to get them, bearing & race part numbers are 044204 & 044205 seal number 335-20740. i keep those at my shop as they are the same in the later model mustangs

what all are u needing, do u have a gehl or manitou dealer close by they should be able to help u get fixed up

ok it should have 8 fuses total (2 four bank fuse holders), there are only 5 of the 8 fuses used for operation the other 3 are for accessories. directly to the left of the fuses is the control module (brains of the loader) is mounted. check to see if it has LED lights on the face of it, early...

Check the fuses, they will do that if u have a blown or corroded fuse, the control module is not getting power causing it to not stay running unless key is held on start position, the fuse is located in the front bank not sure of the 4 it is

425-34686 & 425-34687 are the part numbers, u should be able to locate them online if not, i can get them sent to you

can u post a picture of serial number, seems like to many numbers, i believe it would be a 1994 model also any manitou or gehl dealers should be able to help. if not if u post what u need i can check with my local dealer on availability

yes it would appear to be bad

maybe the hi speed relay faulty

Not sure bout that they normally are set to run one speed, they would have a stop solenoid not sure bout speed solenoid, i had done one a few yrs ago that just needed throttle stops adjusted post afew photos of what u got

You should just have to adjust the low & hi idle screws, that hold your throttle lever in place to the desired rpms

ok that appears correct checked with my dealer, there are issues with the manufacturing according to the description they didnt list an available date, so its not backordered

I usually just remove the steering assembly and floorboard, then its not a big deal to take it out the front. remove the belly pan and then powerwash everyting out really well,

Hydrostatic pumps, If the boom function is smooth, with no pulsation or grumbling noises, should indicate that suction side is 100% Pull the hydraulic filters off (2) and pour them in a clean container, inspect it for any brass colored metal flakes if you have, i would pull the pumps, u will...

check charge pressure, also make sure that the suction hose does not have a leak, or the screen plugged, are the boom functions normal that would probably be a good indication of the health of the hose or screen if everything checks out i would say the hydros need to be pulled apart

Have u tried gehl or manitou dealers