New guy here and I'm looking at 5635 and 6635 series Gehls. Can anyone tell me the differences between the DX, SX and straight 5635 models? I believe the "T" after an X denotes turbo and Series II is 2 speed models. Please let me know your thoughts and preferences.
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mdurbahn
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New guy here and I'm looking at 5635 and 6635 series Gehls. Can anyone tell me the differences between the DX, SX and straight 5635 models? I believe the "T" after an X denotes turbo and Series II is 2 speed models. Please let me know your thoughts and preferences.
DX stands for deluxe. They come with hiflo aux and some other options, i think more counter weights. SX is standard.
i have both 5635dx and sx when i bought them it was my understanding the DX has a high flow pump and the SX is a standard flow pump the DX has both style hose attachments the 3port highflow and the 2 port standard.....nothing we do requires the Highflow Auxilary attachments........one other note my DX model is a hydralicly cooled Duetz powered machine .....whereas the SX is a regular antifreeze cooled Perkins engined machine.....my machines are older models now so i do not know the specs on the newer ones......