Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
So I was building a berm at the Cave and while I was digging at a stump, the arm on my Gehl 5625sx finally BROKE... MASSIVELY!
So today we're going to repair that PROPERLY and make sure it never breaks again! We'll also fix a few more things on the skid steer as well as find a MUCH bigger issue, that will lead into the next video on this machine!
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the process of getting this old Gehl back into proper working shape!
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0:00 - Let's Take a Look at the Carnage & Where the Arms Broke
1:56 - Flat Tire Removal
2:31 - Replacing the Ignition Switch & Fixing Electrical Issues
13:04 - Preparing to Repair the Broken Skid Steer Arms
14:45 - Removing the Hydraulic Cylinders
19:45 - A Little Cleaning
21:20 - Removing the Hydraulic Hard Lines
23:17 - Looking at the Damage on the Skid Steers Arms
26:22 - Preparing the Left Arm for the Repair
30:21 - Tacking the Left arm to the Cross Member
33:45 - Cutting the Right arm off the Cross Member
37:03 - Preparing the Right arm for the Welding Repair
38:43 - Aligning the Right arm for Repair
39:33 - Welding the Right arm onto the Cross Member
40:52 - A Grinder & Paint, Makes Me the Welder I Ain't!
43:15 - Checking the Clearance after Welding
44:24 - Preparing the Repair for Paint
46:42 - Primer & Paint
47:49 - Making a New Hydraulic Fluid Sight Glass
55:54 - Removing the Painters Tape
57:37 - Reinstalling the Hydraulic Lines & Hydraulic Cylinders
59:12 - Making a Holder for the Hydraulic Lines
1:04:04 - Making sure the Hydraulics Work Properly
1:05:26 - Greasing the Machine & Using the Grease Zerk Rejuvenator
1:07:27 - Adding Hydraulic Fluid
1:08:14 - How WELL Did We Repair it?!?
1:10:04 - What ELSE does this Machine NEED?!?
1:12:37 - Pressure Washing the Gehl 5625sx
1:15:48 - Testing the Repair by USING the Machine
1:18:16 - Discovering MAJOR Engine Issues the SHUT us DOWN!
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Thanks for stopping by, I truly appreciate your support!
#MachineRepair #BrokenMachines #SalvageWorkshop
So I was building a berm at the Cave and while I was digging at a stump, the arm on my Gehl 5625sx finally BROKE... MASSIVELY!
So today we're going to repair that PROPERLY and make sure it never breaks again! We'll also fix a few more things on the skid steer as well as find a MUCH bigger issue, that will lead into the next video on this machine!
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the process of getting this old Gehl back into proper working shape!
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0:00 - Let's Take a Look at the Carnage & Where the Arms Broke
1:56 - Flat Tire Removal
2:31 - Replacing the Ignition Switch & Fixing Electrical Issues
13:04 - Preparing to Repair the Broken Skid Steer Arms
14:45 - Removing the Hydraulic Cylinders
19:45 - A Little Cleaning
21:20 - Removing the Hydraulic Hard Lines
23:17 - Looking at the Damage on the Skid Steers Arms
26:22 - Preparing the Left Arm for the Repair
30:21 - Tacking the Left arm to the Cross Member
33:45 - Cutting the Right arm off the Cross Member
37:03 - Preparing the Right arm for the Welding Repair
38:43 - Aligning the Right arm for Repair
39:33 - Welding the Right arm onto the Cross Member
40:52 - A Grinder & Paint, Makes Me the Welder I Ain't!
43:15 - Checking the Clearance after Welding
44:24 - Preparing the Repair for Paint
46:42 - Primer & Paint
47:49 - Making a New Hydraulic Fluid Sight Glass
55:54 - Removing the Painters Tape
57:37 - Reinstalling the Hydraulic Lines & Hydraulic Cylinders
59:12 - Making a Holder for the Hydraulic Lines
1:04:04 - Making sure the Hydraulics Work Properly
1:05:26 - Greasing the Machine & Using the Grease Zerk Rejuvenator
1:07:27 - Adding Hydraulic Fluid
1:08:14 - How WELL Did We Repair it?!?
1:10:04 - What ELSE does this Machine NEED?!?
1:12:37 - Pressure Washing the Gehl 5625sx
1:15:48 - Testing the Repair by USING the Machine
1:18:16 - Discovering MAJOR Engine Issues the SHUT us DOWN!
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If you have any suggestions, questions, or comments, please leave them below!
Thanks for stopping by, I truly appreciate your support!
#MachineRepair #BrokenMachines #SalvageWorkshop
