This comprehensive Repair Service & Shop Manual for New Holland L225, L325, L425, and L445 Skid Steer Loaders provides detailed instructions for performing complex repairs on your machine. The manual covers all aspects of your skid steer loader, excluding the engine. Detailed exploded views guide you through careful disassembly, accurate adjustments, and proper repairs. This manual, organized into 21 sections, contains everything you need to confidently troubleshoot and repair your New Holland skid steer loader. You will find clear diagrams, step-by-step instructions, specifications, and numerous pictures to illustrate each component and procedure. This manual is organized for easy navigation and reference, enabling you to quickly locate the information you need.

The New Holland L225, L325, L425, and L445 skid steer loaders were compact, versatile machines designed for a variety of tasks in construction, landscaping, and agriculture. These models were known for their robust build quality, powerful engines, and efficient operation. The L225, L325, and L425 models featured a standard operating capacity (SOC) of 1,275 lbs, 1,700 lbs, and 2,250 lbs, respectively, while the L445 boasted a higher SOC of 2,500 lbs. These loaders were powered by either diesel or gasoline engines, offering a range of power options to suit different applications. Their compact design allowed them to maneuver in tight spaces, while their powerful hydraulic systems provided ample lifting and loading capacity. The L225, L325, L425, and L445 skid steer loaders shared a common design philosophy, featuring a rigid frame, articulated chassis, and a wide variety of attachments. These attachments included buckets, forks, augers, brooms, and snow blowers, allowing operators to adapt the machine to specific tasks with ease. The L425 and L445 models also featured a unique "Quick-Attach" system, which allowed operators to swap attachments quickly and efficiently. The skid steer loaders were equipped with comfortable operator cabs that provided excellent visibility and control. These cabs offered various features, including air conditioning, heating, and ergonomic controls, enhancing operator comfort and productivity. The robust construction of these machines made them reliable and durable, capable of handling demanding applications over extended periods.