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GEHL 65 MX Parts Catalog – 58 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you’re pulling a transmission out of a 65 MX Mix-All and the parts you ordered don’t line up, I can tell you why: you’re working from an aftermarket list that skipped the serial number split. I’ve wasted enough hours on that mistake. The GEHL 65 MX Parts Catalog – the one Gehl printed in West Bend – gives you the exact part numbers, the exploded views, and the serial number breaks that separate a mill drive built after #82828 from one built before. That’s the difference between a bolt that fits and a bolt that strips.

What’s Inside This GEHL 65 MX Parts Catalog

This is a 58-page Parts Catalog – not a repair manual, not a service manual. It’s the parts book. Page 24 breaks down the Mill Cylinder assembly with every bushing, seal, and cylinder part numbered. Pages 9-10 cover the Transmission – chain, sprockets, shafts. The catalog lists parts for the Frame (pages 4-5), Tank and Hopper (pages 6-8), Mixer Drive (pages 11-12), Unloading Conveyor (page 13), Conveyor Drive (pages 14-16), and every attachment including the Crusher (pages 32-33), Fiberglass Tank (pages 34-35), Molasses Pump (page 39), and both traveling feeders. Each section has a parts list with reference numbers, part numbers, and quantities. Hardware like nuts and bolts is listed separately – you get the mounting hardware only when it’s called out with the part.

Serial Number Breaks: Why They Matter

The manual splits components by serial number. The Mill Drive has two separate sections: “Mill Drive (Used after Serial #82828)” on pages 17-18 and “Mill Drive (Used before Serial #82829)” on page 19. Same for the Feeder Trough – pages 28-29 after #15000, pages 30-31 before #15001. If you ignore those cuts, you’ll order a part that doesn’t fit. The serial number plate on your 65 MX is located where the Drawbar Hitch joins the Frame. Hammer Mill numbers are on the Rear Frame Sheet. Always confirm before ordering.

Why a Factory Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Copies

Aftermarket parts catalogs re-draw numbers, guess at hardware, and skip the small updates that Gehl issued in Service Parts Bulletins – like the one on page 2 of this manual that changes part number 042259 to 044259. That correction is not in a third-party reprint. If you want to understand how a diesel engine works in broad terms, check this Wikipedia article on diesel engines – but for your 65 MX part numbers, this catalog is the only source. I’ve seen too many guys order from a generic list and end up with a crusher roller that’s 1/4″ too short. The factory manual gives you the right number the first time.

If you need the operator’s manual alongside the parts catalog for service procedures, grab GEHL 65 MX Operators Manual – Factory Specs for Mix-All. For newer Gehl equipment, GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog and GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs are also factory scans.

Who Needs This Catalog?

You need this Parts Catalog if you’re rebuilding a 65 MX Transmission, replacing the Mill Cylinder, or ordering any part for the Mix-All Feedmaker. The 58 pages cover the entire machine – Frame, Tank, Hopper, Drives, Conveyors, Blower, Feeders, Crusher, Molasses Pump, Roller Mill Mountings, Universal Drives, and Accessories. The Numerical Index on pages 52-56 lets you look up any part number and find the page. This is for the guy who wants the part to fit without a call to the dealer.

For a deeper understanding of diesel engine fundamentals that power these machines, refer to this Wikipedia article on diesel engines.

Is this manual a repair manual or a parts catalog?

It’s a Parts Catalog. It lists every part with numbers and exploded views – no torque specs, no repair procedures. You need the operator’s manual for that.

Does it cover the GEHL 65 MX only or other models?

This catalog is specific to the 65 MX Mix-All Feedmaker with attachments. It does not cover the 65 or 65M.

How are right and left defined in the catalog?

Stand at the front (drawbar end) of the mixer. The Mill Feeder is on the left side; the Mixer Unloading Conveyor is on the right. That orientation runs through every illustration.

What if my serial number falls between the breaks listed?

Compare your serial number to the ranges shown for each section – e.g., Mill Drive after #82828 vs. before #82829. If your serial number is exactly at the break, use the “after” section. The manual includes a service parts bulletin page that corrects part numbers; check page 2 for updates.

I’ve been torquing head bolts since before most of you were born. When you need a part for your 65 MX, you don’t want guesses. You want the page that Gehl printed. Access the Factory Manual and get the right part numbers.