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Need specs/measurements for Gehl 95

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DJL

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Hey guys, on Sunday I'm going to be hauling my dad's grinder-mixer feed mill from SE Iowa to Central Nebraska. Some probably remember, dad passed away last Nov. because of a sudden fall into a ravine/ditch and hit his head on a stump. I've started a very small cow herd out here and am tired of having to haul seed Q-bits to town to get feed in. Anyway, I've got a deckover gooseneck flatbed, and was wondering the dimensions of this mix-mill. It's a Gehl 95 "big mill". Anyone know the width between tires, length, height and weight of one? I may also be hauling his ole' Farmall M with it too. Anybody want pictures?
Thanks
 
I vote for pics! And my initials are also DJL. Small world!

Is a Gehl 95 electric? The folks' old mill probably wouldn't weigh 800lbs fully loaded and running.
 
Dan - Where are you from? My name's also Dan, and my intitials are DJL. I live in Central NE, but am from a family farm west of Washington Iowa.
No-this mill is the type that's mounted on a frame, and has two flotation tires, pulled behind a tractor and is PTO driven. Has in-feed auger and discharge auger, and it's own tank.
 
Northwestern Iowa. Nobody has ever heard of the actual towns, so I usually just say somewhere about an hour west of Fort Dodge.
 
I don't have a Gehl around here anymore,but this John Deere 700 should be close. It's 90 bushell,where that Gehl is 95 bushell. It's 7 feet wide,outside to outside. The height is tricky. The tank is 8 foot 4 to the top,but the height at the end of the auger is 9 feet. I think you could take that out of the cradle and lay it down lower and chain it in position to get it lower.
 
Here are the specs from the Gehl manual.Height 108 inches. Length 147 inches Width 96 inches. Width out to out with 10 hundred tires 84 inches. Weight with swinging auger 2933 pounds. Hope this helps you.
Joe
 
My Gehl 95 is 80 inches wide outside of the tires. It is about 102 inches wide overall. 108 inches high, and 13 feet long. It's hooked to an Oliver 88 row crop now and the two of them together are 24 1/2 feet nose to tail.The grinder has 48 inches of overhang in the back from the center of the tires to the back end, so some could hang off the back of your trailer. Good luck with the haul.
 
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