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Initial Inspection of the Gehl Track Loader

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What happens here

The owner arrives at the location of the potential new skid steer, a Gehl RT210 track loader, which is stored in a shed. He gives an initial overview of the machine, highlighting its model year (2015) and low hours (under 300). He then opens the engine compartment, revealing a Yanmar diesel engine, a large aluminum radiator, and various filters (Wix and Mann-Hummel). He demonstrates accessing the hydraulic oil reservoir and battery compartment. He notes minimal rust and a clean engine bay, indicating good maintenance.

Goal: Assess the general condition and key components of the Gehl RT210 track loader.

Tools and materials

  • Air Filter Mann-Hummel — Filtering air for the engine
  • Aluminum Radiator — Engine cooling
  • Gehl RT210 Track Loader Gehl — The new equipment being inspected
  • Hydraulic Filter Wix — Filtering hydraulic fluid
  • Yanmar Diesel Engine Yanmar — The engine powering the track loader
  • Engine Oil — Lubricates the engine, checked via dipstick
  • Hydraulic Oil — Operates hydraulic systems, checked for leaks/level