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    Louis Lucas founded what is now known as Gehl in 1859 in a blacksmith shop in Wisconsin. The company is now part of the Manitou Group and manufactures a variety of telehandlers, skid steers, track loaders, and other equipment.

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    Hours: 3,020
    Location: Richburg, South Carolina
    Seller: Blue Best Equipment Sales
    Hours: 2,100
    Location: Omaha, Nebraska
    Seller: Stan Houston Equipment Co. - Omaha, NE
    Hours: 2,050
    Location: Watertown, South Dakota
    Seller: Stan Houston Equipment Co. - Watertown, SD
    Hours: 2,275
    Location: Rapid City, South Dakota
    Seller: Stan Houston Equipment Co. - Rapid City, SD
    Hours: 1,050
    Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
    Seller: GearHeadz
    Hours: 10,114
    Location: Moab, Utah
    Seller: Beeman Equipment Sales
    Hours: 30
    Location: Wausau, Wisconsin
    Seller: Service Motor Company
    Hours: 530
    Location: Janesville, Wisconsin
    Seller: Mid-State Equipment
    Hours: 2
    Location: Bolingbrook, Illinois
    Hours: 75
    Location: Medina, Ohio
    Seller: Wellington Implement - Medina
    Hours: 213
    Location: Ames, Iowa
    Hours: 28
    Location: Big Rock, Illinois
    Seller: DeKane Equipment Corp
    Hours: 713
    Location: Spanish Fork, Utah
    Seller: EquipmentShare - Utah
    Hours: 1,072
    Location: Baltimore, Maryland
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,122
    Location: Sterling, Virginia
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 370
    Location: Juneau, Alaska
    Hours: 553
    Location: Lakeland, Florida
    Seller: Company Wrench - Lakeland
    Hours: 571
    Location: Chehalis, Washington
    Hours: 1,035
    Location: Lancaster, California
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,557
    Location: North Hollywood, California
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,355
    Location: Pasadena, Maryland
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,250
    Location: Aberdeen, South Dakota
    Seller: Stan Houston Equipment Co. - Aberdeen, SD
    Hours: 1,293
    Location: Arden, North Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,410
    Location: Pasadena, Maryland
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,518
    Location: Shelby, North Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,509
    Location: Greensboro, North Carolina
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,500
    Location: Sterling, Virginia
    Seller: Herc Rentals
    Hours: 1,576
    Location: Theodore, Alabama
    Seller: Herc Rentals

    About Gehl

    Gehl is a long-time leading designer and manufacturer of compact construction and agriculture equipment. The company’s products include RS and DL Series telescopic handlers, skid-steer loaders, track loaders, articulated loaders, and compact excavators. Once known as the Gehl Company, the Gehl brand is now owned by the Manitou Group, a French equipment manufacturer that also owns the Mustang by Manitou and Manitou brands of material-handling, access platform, and earth-moving equipment. Manitou Group maintains a network of more than 1,500 dealers in 140 countries. Gehl, meanwhile, has a presence in North America, Europe, Latin America, Oceania, Russia, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.


    Gehl DL12-40 Telehandler

    Foundry Expansion

    Gehl’s roots go back to 1859, when Louis Lucas started a blacksmith shop and foundry in West Bend, Wisconsin, to supply local growers with farm implements and machinery. In 1889, Lucas Foundry released the Hexelbank Ensilage Cutter, an $11.50 machine that Gehl says revolutionized the way farmers created food for their livestock. A year later, Charles Siberzahn purchased Lucas Foundry and renamed it Siberzahn Manufacturing Company.

    John Gehl bought that company in 1902 with two business partners, and four years later, his three brothers joined him to create Gehl Brothers Manufacturing. Early products included a silo filler, manure spreaders, and a forage harvester introduced in 1942. After becoming Gehl Company in 1967, Gehl began manufacturing skid steers in the early 1970s. The company’s acquisition of Mustang Manufacturing Company in 1997 gave Gehl a stronger footing in the market. Prior to becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Manitou Group in 2008, Gehl partnered with Manitou in 2004 in a deal that saw the companies distributing select models from each other’s telehandler lineups.

    Gehl Tools & Solutions

    Gehl’s RS Series of telehandlers includes more than a dozen models, with lift capacities ranging from 4,400 to 12,000 pounds (1,996 to 5,444 kilograms) and maximum lift heights from 9 to 55 feet (2.7 to 16.8 meters). The DL Series offers lift capacities from 11,000 to 12,000 lbs (4,990 to 5,443 kg) and lift heights from 40 to 55 ft (12.3 to 16.8 m). In addition to construction and agriculture equipment, Gehl also offers a wide array of attachments for sale, including brooms, bites, grapples, buckets, planers, blades, cutters, forks, drivers, rollers, and grinders.

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    LiftsToday.com offers a vast and varied selection of new and used lift equipment for sale every day, including hundreds of new and used Gehl telehandlers for sale. Popular Gehl model groups available on the site include DL11s, DL12s, RS5s, RS6s, RS8s, and RS10s.

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