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Gehl DL6, DL8, DL10, DL12 Muffler

Has anyone found a replacement muffler for the Gehl DL Telehandlers?
The factory number was L69540, and the OEM number was 4921-MD-1R05-22.
It appears that both units have been discontinued, but the pre and post pipes are still available.
  • Posted 19 Dec 2025 00:03
  • By RPMLOU
  • joined 19 Dec'25 - 1 message
  • Iowa, United States
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