This Dieci Apollo 25.6 is a used telehandler — sometimes referred to as a telescopic handler or reach forklift — a versatile materials-handling machine designed to lift, place, and manoeuvre loads across construction sites, agricultural operations, and industrial yards by extending a telescoping boom to reach heights and distances beyond the capability of conventional forklifts. Dieci is an Italian manufacturer with a longstanding specialisation in telehandlers, building machines that serve construction, farming, and civil-works applications across global markets.
This 2017 machine is located in New South Wales, Australia, and is priced at $49,113 excluding GST. It shows 1,700 hours of use and is equipped with a 2,500 kg lift capacity and a six-metre reach, making it well suited to mid-range lifting tasks on congested or confined job sites. Power comes from a Kubota diesel engine, a well-regarded powerplant known for reliability and ease of servicing in the field.
The machine features four-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, giving it strong traction and manoeuvrability across uneven or soft terrain and in tight working spaces. An air-conditioned ROPS cabin provides the operator with a protected, climate-controlled environment compliant with rollover-protection requirements. Transmission is a two-speed unit, and the machine is fitted with emergency stops and a battery isolator as standard safety provisions. Pallet forks are included, allowing it to go to work immediately on pallet-handling duties without additional attachments.
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