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Gehl VT210 against Gehl VT230

The Gehl VT230 carries 200 lb more once both are rated the same way.

Gehl VT210

Gehl

Gehl VT210

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Gehl VT230

Gehl

Gehl VT230

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Gehl VT210 and Gehl VT230 compared spec by spec
SpecGehl VT210Gehl VT230
PriceDealer quote onlyDealer quote only
Rated capacity, as advertised2,100 lbs2,300 lbs
Rated at35% of tipping load35% of tipping load
Tipping load5,999 lbs6,572 lbs
Capacity at its class convention2,100 lbs2,300 lbs
Engine power69 hp72 hp
EngineYanmar 4TNV98C-NGLYanmar 4TNV98CT-XNGL
Auxiliary flow23 GPM23 GPM
Lift height121 in121 in
Operating weight8,865 lbs9,191 lbs
Lift pathVertical LiftVertical Lift
Rubber tracksYesYes
High flow availableYesYes
Enclosed cab availableYesYes
Two-speed travel availableNoNo
Self-levelling availableYesYes
A/C and heat availableYesYes
Warranty2 yr / 2,000 hr2 yr / 2,000 hr

What owners say about each

Gehl VT210

  • 2,100 lbs rated at 35% of tipping load, so the figure carries more real margin than a 50%-basis number of the same size.
  • Optional counterweight lifts it to 2,200 lbs without changing the frame.
  • 23 GPM standard flow with a 30 GPM high-flow option, which is a genuine step up from the radial RT machines.
  • Vertical lift with 121 inches of hinge pin height clears standard truck bodies cleanly.
  • Tracks spread 8,865 lbs over enough area to keep working on ground that stops a wheeled machine.
  • Self-leveling and an air-conditioned cab are both available on the VT range.
  • No two-speed travel is listed, which is a real limitation on a machine this size crossing a large site.
  • Undercarriage wear is the running cost that separates a CTL from the wheeled V210 at similar capacity.
  • 5,999 lbs of tipping load is modest for the class once attachments are hung on the front.
  • Gehl's dealer network is the practical constraint on getting track and final-drive parts quickly.
  • No maker-published price, and the VT range is recent enough that used comparables are thin.

Gehl VT230

  • 2,300 lbs on a 35% basis is a conservatively stated rating, not a marketing-basis one.
  • 121-inch vertical lift loads standard truck bodies without repositioning.
  • 30 GPM high-flow option covers most brush cutters, brooms and augers.
  • Turbocharged Yanmar 4TNV98CT-XNGL at 72 hp is the same engine as the wheeled V230, so a mixed fleet shares parts.
  • Gehl's page omits a tipping-load row for this model; the 6,572 lb figure comes from doubling the published 50% rating and is corroborated by a trade spec guide rather than stated outright.
  • No two-speed travel option listed, so travel speed is the same as the smaller VT210.
  • 23 GPM standard flow is unchanged from the VT210 despite the extra capacity.
  • At 9,191 lbs it needs proper transport, and track wear adds to running cost against a wheeled equivalent.
  • No published list price from either Gehl or Manitou.