123900-77010
123900-77010 / 123900-7710 / 1390077010 / S13-160 / 2506957 / 114098 / 19697N / 1380044 / 138044 / DRS0605 / LRS02445
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
123900-77010 / 123900-7710 / 1390077010 / S13-160 / 2506957 / 114098 / 19697N / 1380044 / 138044 / DRS0605 / LRS02445
Gehl 7800 skid steer loaders and related equipment using Yanmar 4TNE106 or 4TNV94L engines with the specified 12V 3.0kW 9T CW starter
Confirm 12V, 3.0kW, 9T, CW, 2 × Ø13 mounting holes, Ø95 drive-end locating reference, 21 mm pinion-side and 34 mm nose-to-face references, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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Skid steer downtime can halt loading, landscaping or site preparation with little notice. A useful 123900-77010 quotation identifies the Gehl 7800 or related machine, Yanmar engine, fleet size and service location, helping distributors position 3.0kW reserve stock close to active jobsites.
Confirm 12V, 3.0kW, 9T, module 3 and clockwise rotation, then compare the two Ø13 holes. The 55°/35° orientation references, Ø95 locating diameter and 21/34 mm drive positions distinguish this loader configuration from similar Yanmar-powered equipment starters.
Keep 123900-77010, Gehl 7800, 12V 3.0kW, 9T and clockwise rotation together on purchasing and shelf labels. This preserves the high-output requirement through distributor transfers and gives counter staff a clearer item than a general Yanmar skid-steer starter description.
Primary OE / Reference | 123900-77010 |
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Application | Gehl 7800 skid steer loaders and related equipment using Yanmar 4TNE106 or 4TNV94L engines with the specified 12V 3.0kW 9T CW starter |
Voltage | 12V |
Rated Power | 3.0kW |
Pinion Teeth | 9T |
Pinion Module | 3 |
Rotation | CW |
OE / Cross Reference | 123900-77010 / 123900-7710 / 1390077010 / S13-160 / 2506957 / 114098 / 19697N / 1380044 / 138044 / DRS0605 / LRS02445 |
Mounting Face | 2 × Ø13 mounting holes; Ø120 mounting-face reference |
Drive-End References | Ø95 drive-end locating reference; 21 mm pinion-side and 34 mm nose-to-face references; 55° and 35° mounting orientation references |
123900-77010 Gehl 7800 Starter Dimensions for Loader Parts Buyers — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.
Compare a centered front image with both Ø13 mounting holes and the Ø120 face, noting the 55° and 35° ear references. Check the Ø95 locating diameter plus the 21 mm pinion-side and 34 mm nose-to-face dimensions before dispatching the unit to a remote jobsite.
123900-77010 may be searched with S13-160, 19697N, 114098 and related Yanmar numbers. Keep Gehl 7800, 4TNE106 or 4TNV94L and the 3.0kW rating on the offer so the broader reference family does not obscure the required loader configuration.
Loader-parts suppliers can set stock by active fleet, jobsite distance, seasonal workload and service response commitments. Once the 3.0kW two-hole unit is confirmed, quantities can be split between the central warehouse and high-use dealer territories to reduce machine-off-road time.
Inspect the first shipment for 3.0kW labels, nine-tooth drives, ear orientation, solenoid connections and drive-end protection. Durable cartons marked 123900-77010 and Gehl 7800 help mobile-service and branch teams identify the correct starter without exposing unused stock.
The Elecdura starter video shows assembly and electrical testing relevant to wholesale supply. Skid-steer parts distributors can use it to discuss sample checks, robust packing, branch delivery splits and replenishment timing for 123900-77010.
Provide the Gehl 7800 model details, Yanmar 4TNE106 or 4TNV94L engine, complete 123900-77010 or S13-160 marking and the 12V 3.0kW 9T label. Add square drive-end and terminal photographs. Together, these details give a loader-parts distributor a defined high-output unit rather than a general Yanmar skid-steer starter description.
Review active Gehl loaders, daily operating hours, jobsite distance, past no-start calls and branch replenishment time. Place reserve near territories where a stopped machine delays contracted work, while central stock covers planned service. Keep 3.0kW and the confirmed engine identity on each allocation so emergency units remain separate from other Yanmar starter families.
The two ear angles describe how the Ø13 holes sit around the Ø120 face. Compare them from a centered front view, then verify the Ø95 locating diameter and 21/34 mm drive positions from the side. These details help buyers reject a visually similar two-hole starter before it is sent to a loader working at a distant site.
List the engine confirmed for each machine rather than combining every loader under one general application. Keep the Gehl 7800 or related equipment identity, full reference and 3.0kW nine-tooth specification beside it. This gives sales teams clarity when one distributor supports multiple Yanmar-powered machine groups and later needs to trace which quantity served each customer.
They are useful supporting references for locating the product family. Lead the enquiry with 123900-77010, then include Gehl 7800, the exact Yanmar engine, 3.0kW label and mounting photographs. The additional numbers improve search coverage, while the engine, output and two-hole geometry determine whether the offered starter matches the loader requirement.
Support the heavy motor and drive housing separately, protect the nine-tooth pinion and terminal studs, and prevent the mounting ears from striking the carton. Mark each package with 123900-77010, Gehl 7800, 12V 3.0kW and 9T. Durable individual packing helps service vans carry reserve units without damaging the nose before a jobsite repair.
Sample the 3.0kW labels, nine-tooth drives, mounting-ear angles, Ø95 locating faces, terminals and protective packing. Compare front and side dimensions with the accepted unit, then confirm carton identification by destination branch. These checks help prevent a wrong starter from reaching a remote loader and provide a consistent basis for later fleet replenishment.
Send the Gehl model, Yanmar engine details, all old-starter markings, 3.0kW label, mounting-face, pinion and terminal photographs, quantity by dealer, destination and required date. Explain whether units are for active breakdowns, mobile-service reserve or normal stock. Elecdura can then prepare price breaks, robust packing, production timing and delivery options for the confirmed loader starter.
Email the Gehl machine model, Yanmar engine details, complete 123900-77010 or S13-160 marking, 3.0kW label, mounting-face, pinion and terminal photographs, quantity, destination and required date to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura will review the loader configuration and return distributor pricing and shipment options.