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Gilson 420 vs Gilson 432
Verdict: Gilson 420 vs Gilson 432
The Gilson 420 and the Gilson 432 are both snowmobiles — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Gilson 432 leads on rated power with 28 hp against 20 hp. Gilson 420 is the lighter machine (158 kg vs 167 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Gilson 432 is the newer design (1971 vs 1970). In short: choose the Gilson 432 for outright pulling power, or the Gilson 420 if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.
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Fit & specs
Gilson
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Gilson
62
Fit score
Best match
Clear
Rated power
20 hp
28 hp
Confidence
40%
40%
Guide price
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Overview
Manufacturer
GilsonReference
GilsonReference
air-cooledReference
air-cooledReference
Suspension
bogie wheelReference
bogie wheelReference
Engine
Fuel tank
15.1 LReference
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Displacement
18 ciReference
24.34 ciReference
Bore/Stroke
75 x 67 mmReference
65 x 60 mmReference
Power
14.9 kWReference
20.9 kWReference
Rated RPM
6000Reference
6000Reference
Starter type
manual recoilReference
manual recoilReference
Dimensions
Weight
158 kgReference
167 kgReference
Length
248 cmReference
248 cmReference
Width
82 cmReference
82 cmReference
Height
99 cmReference
99 cmReference
Track width
38 cmReference
38 cmReference
Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.


