Gehl Excavator Final Drive Motors & Travel Motors

Gehl excavators can remain productive for many years, but a leaking or weak travel motor can quickly limit the usefulness of the machine. Browse the Gehl model selector above to locate the final drive listed for your excavator. If the old drive has been replaced before or the tag information does not line up with the model, contact us so we can help compare the identification details.

Common Gehl final-drive symptoms include gear-oil or hydraulic-fluid leakage, weak track travel and components that are beginning to lock. Those symptoms can help narrow whether the travel motor is the likely source of the problem before replacement. Brand-new OEM-equivalent highly durable replacement motors are supported by fast U.S. shipping and our Lifetime Limited Warranty.

Popular Gehl final drive applications include GE 603, Z35, GE 353, GE 373, and GE 503Z. The model selector above includes the full Gehl listing.

Gehl Final Drive Leaks, Weak Travel Motor & Locking

When a Gehl excavator starts pulling to one side, loses travel power or develops fluid around the drive, compare the behavior of both tracks and note whether the problem changes as the machine warms up. A drive that is beginning to seize may also produce heat or abnormal noise before complete failure.

If the machine still has its original motor tag, record every number before removing the unit. That information can be useful when two Gehl applications look similar. Our parts team can help compare the drive identification and model before you order a complete replacement.