John Deere 375 Skid Steer Loader – Specs, Parts & Service Info

Description:

The John Deere 375 Skid Steer Loader is a compact, gas-powered skid steer designed for light-duty landscaping, farming, and general property maintenance. Known for its simplicity and ease of repair, the 375 features mechanical controls, chain-driven wheels, and a rugged frame—all ideal for owners who prefer hands-on maintenance over high-tech systems.

Engine Specs:

• Manufacturer: Onan

• Model: CCKB

• Type: 2-cylinder, air-cooled gasoline engine

• Displacement: 781cc (47.7 cu in)

• Gross Horsepower: 25 hp

• Rated Speed: ~3,000 RPM

Transmission:

• Hydrostatic drive

• Dual chain final drives

• Manual steering via hand levers

• Max Travel Speed: ~6.5 mph

Hydraulic System:

• Hydraulic Flow: ~7 gpm

• System Pressure: ~2,200 psi

• Mechanical levers control loader arms and bucket

• Auxiliary hydraulics not standard

Dimensions & Performance:

• Operating Weight: ~3,600 lbs

• Rated Operating Capacity: 1,000 lbs

• Tipping Load: ~2,000 lbs

• Lift Height to Hinge Pin: ~108 in (9 ft)

• Overall Width: 48 in

• Ground Clearance: ~7.5 in

Common Maintenance & Repairs:

• Engine Repairs & Tune-Ups: Replace ignition, fuel, and starter components from gasoline engine parts

• Hydraulic Leaks: Fix loader cylinders with hydraulic seal kits

• Chain Drive Maintenance: Adjust or replace chains and sprockets with drive system parts

• Loader Arm Play: Use pin and bushing kits to fix loose pivots

• Starter & Electrical Problems: Resolve with starter motor replacements

Serial Number Location:
The serial number is stamped on the frame near the lift arm pivot or under the operator seat. Use this to confirm build year and correct part compatibility, as older models vary slightly by production run.

Pro Tip: Keep extra belts, spark plugs, and fuel filters in your tool kit—air-cooled Onan engines benefit from frequent tune-ups. Avoid extended idling to prevent overheating, and always grease loader joints after use.