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Dieci Other models

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Dieci – other models: telehandlers from Montecchio Emilia outside the named ranges, from the 30.7 and 40.7 through the Agri Pivot T80 to the Zeus 35.10, 75 to 97 kW, four-cylinder engines

Dieci ZEUS 35.10
Pictured: Dieci ZEUS 35.10

This page gathers the Dieci models the register could not assign to a named range: the telehandlers 30.7 and 40.7, the 500 Agri Pivot T80 and the Zeus 35.10. Since the 1980s Dieci has built telehandlers for agriculture, construction and municipal use at Montecchio Emilia in the Italian province of Reggio Emilia, and ranks alongside Manitou, JCB and Merlo among the larger European makers in the field. The Agri Pivot range combines an articulated, pivot-steer chassis with a telescopic boom, so the machine pairs the manoeuvrability of a wheel loader with the lift height of a telehandler; in the vehicle register such self-propelled machines are listed together with tractors.

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The register lists here 4 versions with 74.5 to 97 kW from four-cylinder engines of 4,400 to 4,700 cc, unladen weights of 6,260 to 8,000 kg, gross weights of 6,260 to 10,000 kg, lengths of 4,765 to 6,760 mm and widths of 2,000 to 2,260 mm.

In the telehandler market Dieci competes chiefly with Manitou and JCB; the Agri Pivot range targets farms that want a compact loader with a telescopic boom for feeding, bale handling and yard work rather than a tractor with a front loader.

When buying used, check the condition of the telescopic boom and slide pads, the tightness of the hydraulic cylinders, wear in the pivot steering and its bearings, and documented engine and transmission service; spare parts run through the Dieci dealer network.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Dieci (weitere Modelle), Dieci (manufacturer)

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