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Dieci Apollo 25.6 Telehandler

Dieci Apollo 25.6

2.5 tonne telehandler, 5.78m lift height, 3.25m forward reach — a compact fixed-boom machine for residential and fit-out sites.

Working height
5.78 m
Platform capacity
2,500 kg
Transport
Pickup: confirmation required
Power
Diesel
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Overview

About the Dieci Apollo 25.6 Telehandler

The Dieci Apollo 25.6 is a compact 2.5 tonne fixed-boom telehandler: 2,500kg maximum capacity, 5.78m maximum lifting height and 3.25m maximum horizontal extension, all on wheels with no outriggers to set. Two steering axles with four planetary reduction gears give three steering modes — four wheel, transversal (crab) and two wheel — so it manoeuvres in tight yards. 5,100kg unladen, 30km/h road speed, 80 L/min hydraulic pump, 12×16.5 tyres.

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Dieci Apollo 25.6 Telehandler working on site

Where it works

Best-fit jobs and sites

  • Loading and placing materials on residential and fit-out sites, yard handling, feeding scaffold and roof levels where a full-size telehandler will not fit.

Good to confirm: Read the load chart at the reach and height being used, not the headline 2,500kg. Diesel engine — outdoor and well-ventilated use. An online listing cannot replace a site assessment, so tell us the job and we will confirm suitability.

Decision panel

Will it suit this job?

Seven questions, answered from this machine’s verified specifications. 6 still to confirm with the hire team.

Manufacturer spec sheet

Reach

Lift height
5.78 mThe height the forks reach. The load chart sets what may be lifted there.
Forward reach
ConfirmCapacity falls as the boom extends; plan the furthest placement first.

Access

Machine width
Confirm
Stowed height
Confirm
Length
Confirm

Surface

Ground it suits
Rough terrain / 4WDBuilt for unsealed, compacted and uneven ground within its gradeability. Not for finished floors.
Gradeability
Confirm
Levelling
NoHow the machine is set level before it lifts.

Load

Rated capacity
2,500 kg

Environment

Power
DieselEngine exhaust and noise: outdoor, ventilated sites only.
Indoor / outdoor
OutdoorAs rated by the manufacturer. Wind ratings still apply outdoors.

Transport

Weight
5,100 kg
Customer pickup
ConfirmNot yet decided for this machine: Pickup has not been decided for this machine. Delivery is always available.

Compliance

Competency
Non-slewing telehandler rated 2,500kg — under the 3 tonne threshold, so no non-slewing mobile crane high-risk work licence (TLILIC0005) is required in NSW. Verification of competency still applies. Read the load chart at reach before every lift.No high-risk licence for fork work under 3 t. A crane configuration or a work-platform attachment changes the answer; ask before booking.
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Manufacturer spec sheet on fileThe sheet governs every figure above.

A Confirm mark means the decisive figure is not on this record. Send us the site details and we will answer it before quoting; we never guess a specification.

Specifications

Full specifications

Grouped for quick scanning. A row appears once its figure is verified for this machine; anything not listed here is not yet on the record, and the Fit & access panel above marks it Confirm. The manufacturer spec sheet always takes precedence.

Reach & platform1 spec
Working height
5.78 m
Capacity1 spec
Platform capacity
2,500 kg
Performance3 specs
Terrain type
Rough terrain / 4WD
Indoor use
No
Outdoor use
Yes
Power & drive2 specs
Power source
Diesel
Drive type
4WD
Machine & transport5 specs
Manufacturer
Dieci
Model
Apollo 25.6
Machine weight
5,100 kg
Customer pickup
Confirmation required, delivery always available
Delivery
Quoted by suburb & access

Transport

Getting it to site

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Delivered by us

Quoted by suburb, machine and access. We plan the truck, the unloading space and any overhead hazards before the run, tell us about docks, tight driveways and height limits when you book.

Customer pickup, confirmation required

Customer pickup has not been confirmed for this machine. Delivery is always available and is quoted together with the hire; if you would rather collect, ask the team and they will confirm whether a trailer combination is approved for it.

Logistics

Delivery, access and running

What we need from you, and what we take care of.

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Delivery

Quoted by suburb, site access and transport requirements, the machine and the delivery are quoted together for your dates.

Heaviest load and furthest placement

Tell us the heaviest load, how high and how far it has to go, and what the ground is like. We read the load chart for the attachment and confirm the machine before it is loaded.

Licence and competency

Non-slewing telehandler rated 2,500kg — under the 3 tonne threshold, so no non-slewing mobile crane high-risk work licence (TLILIC0005) is required in NSW. Verification of competency still applies. Read the load chart at reach before every lift.

Hire period

Hire runs from delivery or pickup until off-hire is confirmed. Rates are quoted for your dates, suburb and machine together, see our hire terms for responsibilities during the hire.

Not sure it will fit?

Send your suburb, your dates and the tightest access width. We will confirm the machine and quote the delivery with it.

Safety

Pre-start checks, every day

A telehandler is checked as a load-handling machine, not as a work platform. The load chart for the attachment fitted decides what it may lift.

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1

Walk around

0/6
2

Power on

0/3
3

Function test

0/3

Found a fault?

Tag it out and call us on 0472 721 234. Never operate a machine with a known fault, we will repair or swap it.

What counts as the record

Ticking here is a memory aid on your phone, nothing is stored. The machine’s own logbook and pre-start check sheet are the record. Based on the manufacturer’s daily check requirements and SafeWork NSW guidance for this kind of equipment.

Site prep

Before it arrives

A telehandler is judged on the load chart and the ground. Sort both before it arrives.

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1

Read the load chart first

Weight, height and reach together decide what this machine can place. Have the heaviest load and the furthest placement written down before it arrives.

2

Walk the ground

Compacted and trafficable, with the bearing capacity for a loaded machine. Mark trenches, pits and services, and keep the boom out of the exclusion zone for power lines.

3

Plan the set-up and exclusion zone

Room to level the frame where loads are placed, and a zone nobody walks through under a suspended or raised load.

4

Make delivery space

Room for the truck to stop and unload safely. Tell us about gates, height limits and steep access when you book.

5

Attachments

Forks as standard. If you need a different attachment, tell us at booking so the right load chart travels with the machine.

Avoid

Mistakes we see weekly

The things that most often send a machine back or hold up a job.

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Planning on the headline capacity

The maximum rated load is at minimum height and reach. At full extension the chart figure is a fraction of it.

Travelling with the boom up

Boom retracted and low to travel. A raised boom on a slope or soft ground is how these machines tip.

Using it as a work platform

A telehandler lifts materials. Lifting people needs an approved work-platform attachment and the operator competency that goes with it.

Leaving inductions to delivery morning

Managed sites need the paperwork approved before the truck arrives.

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