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GEHL 1060, 1065 Parts Catalog

If you’re tearing into a GEHL 1060 or 1065 forage harvester and you don’t have this factory parts catalog in your hand, you’re working blind. I’ve seen too many guys order the wrong Cylinder bearing or guess at a bolt grade because they used an aftermarket parts list. That costs time and money. The GEHL 1060, 1065 Parts Catalog is the only document that gives you the exact part numbers, exploded views, and torque values straight from the factory. Original OEM print, no reprints.

This 96-page manual covers everything from the frame and attachment lift to the blower and drive. Page 2 shows you how to read the parts list, including the tear drop symbol for wet products and hexagon symbol for torque in foot-pounds. If you don’t understand those markings, you’ll misorder parts. Period.

Page 2 holds the key.

96 Pages of Factory-Indexed Parts

Each section of the catalog corresponds to a specific assembly on the machine. The table of contents splits the manual into groups like Frame & Attachment Lift (pages 10-11), Tongue & Driveline (12-13), and the Cylinder & Cutting Mechanism (14-17). Every group has an exploded diagram with reference numbers that lead to a detailed parts list. The alphabetical index (page 83) and numerical index (pages 84-92) let you cross-reference by part number or description. This is how you get the right part the first time.

Cylinder & Cutting Mechanism: What the Exploded Views Show

The Cylinder and cutting mechanism section covers pages 14-17. You’ll see the cylinder shaft, bearing housings, knife holders, and shear bar assembly. Each fastener is called out by grade and size. The manual notes that all cap screws are Grade 5 unless specified, with Grade B hex nuts. That matters when you’re bolting up the cutting cylinder at 1500 RPM. Use the wrong grade and you’ll have a failure that sends metal through the blower. I’ve seen it.

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Get the Right Hardware with the GEHL 1060, 1065 Parts Catalog

Torque specs live on the inside back cover. Standard attaching hardware torque values are printed there in foot-pounds. The hexagon symbol in the exploded views points you to the specific torque for a given bolt. The manual also includes an abbreviations table on page 2 so you can decode terms like FCS (Flanged Cap Screw) or LN (Lock Nut). If you’re using an aftermarket list, you won’t have these details. You’ll overtighten a flanged lock nut and strip the threads, or undertorque the cylinder shaft bearing cap and watch it walk loose. This catalog stops that.

Feed Roll (Common Parts) – Page 26 Details

Page 26 of the manual shows the feed roll common parts explosion. That’s where you’ll find the upper and lower feed roll assemblies, bearings, sprockets, and the metal detector roll components. The parts list next to the diagram gives you the GEHL part number, description, and quantity. Note that items shown without a reference number are for illustration only – they aren’t available for purchase. That’s a common trap in aftermarket catalogs: they list parts you can’t actually order. Here, the tear drop symbol on page 26 indicates where grease goes. Don’t skip it.

Hydraulics Section: Components and Part Numbers

The Hydraulics section (pages 50-51) covers the control block, hoses, and fittings. The Control Box Mounting & Wiring section (pages 52-55) includes the electrical connectors and amplifier box. If you’re chasing a metal detector fault, you need the parts diagram for the Metal Stop Amplifier Box on page 56 and the Control Box Components on pages 57-59. This is OEM factory documentation – not a redrawn aftermarket sketch. Every wire, connector, and sensor is called out with the factory part number. You can order directly from that number.

Frequently Asked Questions

What models does this parts catalog cover?

It covers the GEHL 1060 (after SN8500) and all 1065 models.

Are torque specifications included in this manual?

Yes. Standard hardware torque values are on the inside back cover, and specific torque values are noted with a hexagon symbol next to the reference number in exploded views.

How are part numbers organized in the exploded views?

Each exploded view uses reference numbers linked to a parts list. The manual includes a tear drop symbol for lubricants and a hexagon symbol for torque values in foot-pounds. Items without reference numbers are shown for reference only and not available for purchase. The abbreviations table on page 2 defines fastener types. Standard torque specs are on the inside back cover. Hardware is Grade 5 unless specified. Additionally, the alphabetical index and numerical index (pages 83-92) help you locate parts quickly. The introduction on page 2 explains ordering: you need the correct part number, description, quantity, model, and serial number. The model and serial number plate is on the right side of the main frame near the cylinder shaft bearing. Understanding these conventions reduces ordering errors and downtime. That’s why this catalog exists.

Does this manual include wiring diagrams for the control box?

It includes the Control Box Mounting & Wiring section (pages 52-55) showing component locations and wire routing, but not full schematic diagrams. The parts list gives you the exact connectors and harness part numbers.

Stop guessing which bolt goes where or whether that bearing is the right one. This is the factory manual that GEHL technicians used when these machines were new. 96 pages, OEM data, no third-party interpretation. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals and get the parts catalog that matches the hardware on your 1060 or 1065.

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