Gehl
AL750
74 hp
Engine power
10,540 lb (4,781 kg)
Operating weight
Equivalent across brands
Compare side by side →Comparable machines from other manufacturers, scored on normalised, manufacturer-sourced specs.
| Model | Match | Engine power | Operating weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wacker Neuson WL52 | 96% | 75 hp | 11,244 lb (5,100 kg) |
| Hitachi ZW95-6 | 94% | 74 hp | 11,927 lb (5,410 kg) |
| Volvo L30 | 93% | 74 hp | 12,125 lb (5,500 kg) |
| Caterpillar 906 | 92% | 74 hp | 12,668 lb (5,746 kg) |
| Hitachi ZW75-6 | 92% | 67 hp | 11,133 lb (5,050 kg) |
| New Holland W70C | 92% | 74 hp | 12,505 lb (5,672 kg) |
Documents
Full specifications
| Breakout Force with Bucket | 5906 daN | ↗ |
| Emission Standard | Stage IIIB | ↗ |
| Engine Brand | Deutz | ↗ |
| Engine Model | TD3.6 L4 | ↗ |
| Engine Power | 74.3 hp / 55 kW | ↗ |
| Fuel Capacity | 27 US gal | ↗ |
| Gears (forward/reverse) | 2/2 | ↗ |
| Ground Clearance | 1 ft (0.3 m) | ↗ |
| High-Flow Option | 30 US gpm | ↗ |
| Hydraulic Flow/Pressure | 18 US gpm / 2901 PSI | ↗ |
| Hydraulic Oil Capacity | 19 US gal | ↗ |
| Max Height of Bucket Pivot Point | 11 ft 5 in | ↗ |
| Max Lifting Height (below forks) | 10 ft 9 in | ↗ |
| Max Torque | 243 ft/lbs @ 2300 rpm | ↗ |
| Max Travel Speed | 19 mph | ↗ |
| Number of Cylinders | 4 | ↗ |
| Overall Height (with 4-post canopy) | 8 ft 2 in | ↗ |
| Overall Length (less bucket) | 14 ft 7 in | ↗ |
| Overall Width (4-post canopy) | 4 ft 9 in | ↗ |
| Overall Width (less bucket) | 5 ft 9 in | ↗ |
| Static Tipping Load with Bucket (full turn) | 5,778 lb (2,621 kg) | ↗ |
| Static Tipping Load with Bucket (straight) | 7,908 lb (3,587 kg) | ↗ |
| Static Tipping Load with Forks (straight) | 6,354 lb (2,882 kg) | ↗ |
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic | ↗ |
| Unladen Weight (with forks, 4-post canopy) | 10,540 lb (4,781 kg) | ↗ |
| Wheelbase | 6 ft 9 in | ↗ |
Every figure is traced to the manufacturer’s published data. ↗ opens the source.
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