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GEHL 1400 Parts Catalog – 48 Pages of OEM Part Numbers

Every time I see a guy ordering parts for a GEHL 1400 baler without a factory parts catalog, I know he’s going to end up with a bracket that doesn’t fit or a belt that’s two inches short. This is the OEM GEHL 1400 Parts Catalog – 48 pages of official part numbers, exploded diagrams, and hardware callouts. No third-party reprints. No aftermarket guesswork. This is the same document the dealer uses when you walk up to the counter. If you need to order a part for your 1400, this is the only source you should trust.

Main Frame Assembly: Before and After Serial #1753

This catalog splits the main frame into two sections. If your baler’s serial number is 1753 or higher, you use pages 8-9. Lower numbers use pages 6-7. That serial number decal is located under the top channel near the center column of the left frame assembly – page 3 tells you exactly where. Ordering a main frame part from the wrong diagram will get you a piece that doesn’t line up with your mounting holes. Check your serial number first.

Twinebox & Twine Wrapping Mechanism: What’s Covered?

The twine system is on page 11. The manual shows the complete twinebox assembly and the wrapping mechanism, including the twine arms, knives, and tensioners. If you’re getting missed wraps or broken twine, start here. Part numbers are listed with descriptions – match them against your existing hardware. Don’t assume a generic twine arm will fit. GEHL changed design details across production runs.

Attaching Hardware Table on Page 2

Before you order any fastener, turn to page 2. The table lists every nut, washer, and bolt size used in the 1400. Hex nuts, lock washers, plain washers, cap screws – all organized by thread size and grade. Grade 5 hardware is standard unless noted otherwise. Using a Grade 2 bolt where a Grade 5 is called for can cause a joint failure under load. That table saves you the trip back to the parts store.

Rear Gate with Hydraulics: Serial Number Split Again

Pages 26-27 cover the rear gate for balers built before serial #1753. Pages 28-29 cover later units. The hydraulic cylinder mounting brackets changed. If you’re replacing a rear gate cylinder or the hose routing, use the correct page. The parts catalog lists the exact seal kit and cylinder part numbers. Cross-referencing with a generic hydraulic parts book will cost you downtime.

Options and Accessories: 7 Kits Listed

Pages 38-44 detail the factory options: electric twine wrapping kit, manual twine wrapping kit, 1000 RPM conversion kit, light crop hold-down, hydraulic twine wrapping, dual hydraulics kit, wheel sets, bale counter kit. Each option has its own part number breakdown. If your 1400 came with an aftermarket modification, don’t expect those parts to show up here – this catalog only lists factory-installed or dealer-installed GEHL kits. The accessories section also includes Dutchman kits, lacing pins, and roller friction surface kits. Page 44 has the packing roller lagging kit. All OEM.

Source Validity: Why This Catalog Beats Aftermarket Copies

This is the exact PDF GEHL released under form number 902510, replacing form 902244. Look at the introduction on page 3 – GEHL reserves the right to make design changes without notice. Aftermarket parts catalogs often freeze one revision and never update. If you use a scanned copy from a third-party site, you might be looking at a diagram from 1995 that doesn’t match your 2005 baler. The parts manual also includes a numerical index (pages 45-47) so you can look up a part number if you already have it. That index is useless in a reprint that’s had the resolution degraded to the point where numbers are unreadable.

Does This Manual Apply to Your Engine?

This is strictly a baler parts catalog. It covers the driveline, pickup, belts, rollers, twine system, and frame components. The engine that powers your baler – typically a diesel tractor – is not covered here. For general diesel engine knowledge, you can reference this Wikipedia article on diesel engines, but for the baler’s PTO drive, universal driveshaft, and transmission, you need this catalog. If you’re looking for engine parts, see our related manuals below.

Related Manuals

• GEHL 1400 1800 1870 Parts Catalog
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• GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this manual include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers for ordering. For torque specs, you need the factory service manual.

The manual shows two different main frame sections. Which one applies to my baler?

Your GEHL 1400 serial number determines which section you use. The serial number decal is located under the top channel near the center column of the left frame assembly (page 3 explains in detail). If your serial number is 1753 or higher, use pages 8-9. If it’s 1752 or lower, use pages 6-7. Using the wrong section will order parts that don’t fit – the main frame changed at that break point. The same split applies to the roller drive (pages 20-21 vs 22-23) and rear gate hydraulics (pages 26-27 vs 28-29). Always verify your serial number before ordering anything from those sections.

Stop wasting time and money on the wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and have every OEM part number for your GEHL 1400 baler at your fingertips.