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GEHL HA1210 Parts Catalog – Factory Specs for Your Hay Attachment

You’ve got a GEHL HA1210 Parts Catalog in your hands – or you should. Aftermarket part lists? They skip the little details that cost you an afternoon. This is the factory 32-page document GEHL used to build the machine. Every reference number, every torque spec, every fastener grade is here. No guessing.

Inside those 32 pages you’ll find the TOC laid out the way a mechanic thinks: Decal Locations (pages 2-3), Main Frame (4-5), Pickup (6-9), Auger (10-13), Drives (14-17), Holddown & Shields (18-19), and Accessories (20-24). The Accessories section alone covers Tank Completing Parts for models CB750/760 (page 20), CB1060/1065 (page 22), Control Boxes and Solenoid Housing (pages 21 & 23), an Auger Cover Kit, and Water Tank Mounting (page 24). Two indexes – Alphabetical on page 25, Numerical from page 26 – get you to the exact part number. Standard hardware torque values? Inside back cover. That’s where you stop a stripped bolt before it happens.

GEHL HA1210 Parts Catalog: What’s Inside Those 32 Pages

The book splits the hay attachment into logical groups. Pickup section pages 6-9 show the tine bars and cam track. Auger pages 10-13 detail the flighting and drive gear. Drives pages 14-17 cover chain routes and tensioner specs. Holddown & Shields pages 18-19 list the skid shoes and belt guards. Every exploded view has reference numbers that link to the part list. A hexagon symbol next to a reference number gives you the torque value in foot-pounds – not inch-pounds, not a range, the exact number. If the hexagon is missing, the spec is on the inside back cover for standard hardware. Grade 5 bolts, Grade B nuts. Period.

Decal Locations and Serial Number: Why They Matter

Decal location is on the main frame below the right quick-switch yoke, next to the attachment stand. “Right” and “Left” are defined from behind the unit, facing the direction of travel. The drive chains are on the left side. If you order a part without checking the serial number from that decal, you risk getting a superseded part that doesn’t fit. This catalog tells you exactly which parts apply to your serial number range. Use it.

Torque Specs: Inside Back Cover Reference

Torque specs? Inside back cover. Standard attaching hardware torque values are printed there. The manual also uses a hexagon symbol with a number inside – that number is foot-pounds for that specific fastener. Don’t guess. A Grade 5 cap screw torqued to 45 ft-lbs instead of 35 will stretch the threads. I’ve seen it. Use the chart.

Find Parts Fast with the Numerical Index

Numerical index starts on page 26. It lists every part number in numerical order with the page and reference number. Opposite approach: the Alphabetical Index on page 25 lists descriptions alphabetically. Either way gets you to the exploded view. One thing that trips up beginners: items shown in the parts list without a reference number are for reference only – they are NOT available for purchase. Check the abbreviations table on page 2 – AR means As Required, ASSD means Assembled. Don’t order an “ASSD” expecting a single bolt.

3 Reasons to Stick with OEM GEHL Parts

First, bolt grades. Aftermarket catalogs often substitute a Grade 2 where the factory calls for Grade 5 or Grade B. That’s a sheared bolt waiting to happen. Second, fit. The auger flighting has a specific pitch and thickness – generic replacements don’t clear the pickup. Third, safety. The holddown shields on pages 18-19 have specific fastener lengths. Too long and the shield binds the pickup tines. Too short and the shield falls off during operation. OEM specs fix that.

If you’re rebuilding the tractor’s engine, this Wikipedia article on diesel engines covers basics, but for the attachment you need the GEHL catalog. For general diesel theory, this Wikipedia article on diesel engines is useful, but this parts catalog is the only source for your HA1210.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

Yes, torque specs for standard hardware are on the inside back cover.

How do I identify the correct part number for my HA1210?

First, locate the serial number decal on the main frame below the right quick-switch yoke. Then find the section that covers the part you need – for example, Auger pages 10-13. The exploded view shows reference numbers, and the Numerical Index starting on page 26 matches each reference to a factory part number. If the item appears in the parts list without a reference number, it is not available for purchase. Always verify with the abbreviations table on page 2 to avoid ordering the wrong fastener grade. The manual’s 32 pages cover all sections from Main Frame to Accessories, including Control Boxes and Water Tank parts. Cross-checking the serial number with the decal location ensures you get the correct revision.

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Stop wasting time on wrong parts. Access the Factory Manual and get back to work.