Farms & Farm Machinery #401

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Every single
telehandler can also
be customised to suit
customer needs
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As the name suggests, the 70.10 has a seven-tonne
lift apacity and maximum reach of 9.6 metres. This
model is ideal for cotton handling tasks such as combining
bales of raw cotton, or spearing bales.
Dealing with such fibrous material needs some
consideration, therefore a tropical cooling system,
designed to shield the inter cooler from cotton,
debris and dust has been added to this model,
along with heat shields around the exhaust pipes
to reduce the risk of overheating or fire hazard. The
oil cooler is also mounted to the rear of the machine
behind the cab.
The Haymaster and the Cotton Pro are both
equipped with side-shift on he boom that allows
the operator to shift he carriage from side to side to
tightly pack loads.
Dieci says that customers appreciate the fact that
they can move a bale from the front to the left or
right side in small increments without having to
move the whole machine.
BUILT TO LAST
The company takes pride in building machines with
the best components and a heavy-duty chassis that
will last the distance.
Reliability is guaranteed, with reinforced booms
made of high resistance steel, while load sensing
and flow sharing distributors allow for more
simultaneous movements during operation.
Dieci’s models are equipped with hydrostatic
transmission, which guarantees power, reactivity
and control in manoeuvres, while a single control
unit measures the optimal working parameters
through in-depth diagnostics, displaying them in
real time.
Every single telehandler can also be customised
to suit customer needs, thanks to a wide choice of
attachments, including forks, buckets, jibs, clamps
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for big bales and lifting hooks, and so much more.
The standard for operator comfort across
Australia’s demanding working environments is
met with Dieci’s rollover protection system and
falling object protection system-approved cabs.
Each telehandler’s third-generation cabin is
cooled by an advanced, Australian-designed
air conditioning system, making work in harsh
climates far less taxing.
A roomy interior, luxurious air seats, 360-degree
views and excellent thermal and sound insulation
further add to the comfort and functionality of
these vehicles.
Dieci telehandlers excel when it comes to
maintenance, with the company consistently
finding new ways to make serviceability easier,
thanks to its more than 50 years of experience
in the sector.
Access to the engine is made easy with
the optimal arrangement of components
A
The Dieci Haymaster 40.7 has a four-tonne
maximum capacity and a lift height of seven
metres
B
The Cotton Pro has a four-cylinder Tier 3 FPT
engine that is easy to maintain and service
C
The heavy-duty Cotton Pro 70.10 can be used for
combining bales of raw cotton
D
The three-tonne Poultry Pro is designed
for poultry sheds – these telehandlers set
the standard for reliability, safety and
operator comfort
that make maintenance quick and convenient.
Radiators are straight forward and fast to clean,
and air filters can be reached without any tools.
The interventions required for the change of
hydraulic oil are also minimal, as they are only
necessary every 2,000 hours of operation.
Dieci Australia heavily invests in safety,
therefore each telehandler has been manufactured
to meet local design and compliance standards.
The company employs an independent external
engineer who signs off on very new machine or
attachment that comes out, including attachments
developed by the Australian operation.
Dieci’s range of specialty telehandlers is available
across Australia through the Dieci Australia
dealer network. For more information, contact
Dieci Australia on 1300 888 479 or visit:
www.dieciaustralia.com.au.
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