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GEHL CB 1000, CB 1060, CB 1200, CB 1250, CB 1260 Parts Catalog

If you are tearing down a hay attachment and need to identify which auger bearing goes where, grab this 28-page parts catalog from GEHL. It lists every nut, bolt, and bracket for the CB 1000, CB 1060, CB 1200, CB 1250, and CB 1260 models. Skip the aftermarket photocopies that blur part numbers. This is the original factory document.

Decal Locations and What They Tell You (Page 1)

Page 1 covers decal locations. Decals are not trim – they carry safety warnings and identification. If you replace a decal with the wrong part number, you lose the correct warning placement. The catalog shows each decal’s position and part number so you can order the right one.

Main Frame & Flotation Wheels – Where the Serial Number Lives (Pages 2–3)

Your serial number plate sits on the main frame below the right Quick-switch Yoke. Pages 2 and 3 detail the main frame and flotation wheels. Without that plate, you are guessing which revision of the frame you have. The catalog uses left/right from behind the unit facing forward – drive chains on the left. Learn that orientation before you order parts.

Pickup and Auger Drives – Serial Number Split Matters (Pages 4–9)

Pages 4–5 cover the pickup. Pages 6–7 show auger and drives for units before serial number 2951, and pages 8–9 for after serial 2950. Two different drive configurations. If you order parts from the wrong section, the auger won’t fit. The HB1100 hay attachment requires the unit to be lowered all the way down on the axles – the catalog calls that out on page 1.

Accessories Breakdown: Water Tank, Control Box, Solenoid Housing (Pages 11–18)

Pages 11 through 18 cover accessories: auger cover kit, water tank, tank mounting parts, control boxes (074388 and 078008), solenoid housings (074390 and 078014), and tunnel switch (074386). Each subassembly has its own part list. The tank completing parts differ for CB 750/760, CB 1060/1260, and CB 1000/1200/1250 – three different groups on separate pages. Do not mix them up. For example, the control box 074388 appears on page 13 for CB 750/760 and again on page 18 for CB 1000/1200/1250, but the associated harness may differ. Check the model and serial number before you order. That is the only way to get the right part.

Numerical Index and Torque Specs – Stop Guessing (Pages 19–20, Inside Back Cover)

Pages 19–20 contain the numerical index – every part number listed in the catalog sorted numerically. Need a cap screw? Look up the number, find the page, see the exploded view. The inside back cover has standard attaching hardware torque values. Cap screws are grade 5, cadmium or zinc plated unless specified. Hex nuts for grade 5 screws are grade B. Torque values are on the inside back cover. Use them.

Using This Catalog on a CB 1060 Rebuild

You are a home garage enthusiast working on a CB 1060 hay attachment. The water tank bracket cracked. You pull the catalog, go to page 11 for the tank mounting parts, find the bracket part number, and order it. No trips to the dealer with a rusty fragment. The catalog also tells you which bolts are included with the part and which are not – hardware listed indented below the main part is for mounting, not included when you order the part alone. That detail keeps you from ordering fasteners you already have.

Factory OEM Print – Not a Copy of a Copy

This is a factory-issued service parts manual from GEHL, not a third-party compilation. The original file is GEHL_CB_1000-CB_1060-CB_1200-CB_1250-CB_1260_Parts_Catalog_en-24414003348.pdf. Every page matches what the dealer uses. For related GEHL equipment, check out the GEHL SL4640, SL4840, SL5640, SL6640 2005 Parts Catalog and the GEHL SL7610, SL7710, SL7810 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs. Also look at the GEHL RS6-34 2013 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Manual. If you want background on how diesel engines in these machines work, read this Wikipedia article on diesel engines or visit this Wikipedia article on diesel engines for fuel system basics.

FAQ

Does this parts catalog include repair procedures?

No – it lists parts and exploded views only. You need the service manual for disassembly steps.

How do I use the numerical index on pages 19–20?

Find your part number in the index – it gives the page where that part appears in an exploded view. Cross-reference the view with the parts list on that page. The list includes the part number, description, and quantity. For attaching hardware like bolts and nuts, check the Attaching Hardware Table on the inside back cover. That table lists the correct torque spec for each fastener grade. Use a torque wrench – over-tightening a grade 5 cap screw snaps it.

Access the Factory Manual now and get the correct part numbers for your GEHL CB 1000, CB 1060, CB 1200, CB 1250, or CB 1260. Your rebuild will go smoother when you stop guessing and start ordering the right parts from the factory source.