GEHL 7810 SKID STEER LOADERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
GEHL
Model
7810
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The Gehl 7810 Skid Steer Loader is a powerful machine engineered for heavy-duty applications, featuring a robust operational weight of approximately 10,260 to 10,520 lbs. The unit is powered by a turbocharged engine (e.g., 1104C-E44T turbo or Cummins 4-cylinder diesel), delivering 99 to 115 horsepower at up to 2400 rpm, with engine displacements around 269 to 275 cubic inches. Key loader specifications include a high rated operating capacity of 3,675 to 3,850 lbs and a tipping load of approximately 7,700+ lbs. The hydraulic system provides a relief valve pressure of 3,300 psi and a pump flow capacity of 29 to 29.1 gallons per minute, supported by a 15.1-gallon fluid capacity. The loader utilizes a vertical-lift linkage system, achieving a max speed of 7.5 mph, and has an overall length with the bucket of 13.5 ft (161.0 inches), an overall width over tires of 6.8 ft (81.0 inches), and a ground clearance of 9.1 inches. Standard features include 14.00x17.5 HD tires and a 12V, 40-amp electrical system, confirming its designation as a high-capacity skid steer loader.

Technical Attributes

Max Bucket Capacity
1.10 yd³
Rated Operating Capacity
3850 lb
Engine Power
115 HP

Dimensions

Size
13.5 ft L x 6.8 ft W x 6.8 ft H

Category

  1. CONSTRUCTION
  2. → LOADERS
  3. → SKID STEER LOADERS

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