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Dieci Agri Star 35.10, Agri Max 48.8, Agri Max 70.10, Agri Power 30.7, Agri Star 37.7 2011 Operators Manual

You pull a machine into the bay, the owner says it’s new to them, wants a once-over. You need the right hydraulic fluid fill, the boom lockout procedure, and the load chart for the **Dieci Agri Star 35.10, Agri Max 48.8, Agri Max 70.10, Agri Power 30.7, Agri Star 37.7 2011 Operators Manual**. That’s the slab of paper you want on the fender, not some aftermarket PDF that guesses the parking brake release sequence. I’ve seen too many guys skip the safety chapter and end up with a telescopic boom in the shop wall. This 276-page manual is the one Dieci shipped with the machine – original OEM print, not a scan of a copy.

Safety Regulations: Why This Chapter Matters

Chapter B starts on page B/2 with “ACKNOWLEDGING SAFETY REGULATIONS” and runs through “ROAD TRAVEL (INSTRUCTIONS)” on page B/16. You don’t get to skip this. Page B/4 covers inspecting the vehicle before you even start the engine – tie rod ends, hydraulic leaks, tire condition. If you’re training a new operator, you hand them this section and tell them to read it twice. The manual spells out protective clothing (B/4), first aid (B/6), and most importantly, the “LOAD HANDLING” section (B/14) that tells you the exact stability envelope for each model. The Agri Power 30.7 and Agri Star 37.7 have different load charts. You need the factory numbers, not a guess.

I’ve been in this business 28 years. The guys who skip safety warnings are the ones who get pinned. This manual doesn’t mess around. It tells you the environmental conditions for safe operation (B/9), the hoisting procedure (B/17), and the electromagnetic interference warnings. You can also check the Manual Transmission section if you’re dealing with the driveline, but the factory manual’s safety chapter is where you start.

Vehicle Identification and Guarantee

Chapter A – INTRODUCTION, GUARANTEE, VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION. Page A/6 shows you where to find the serial number plate on the chassis. The telescopic lift identification is on page A/7. If you’re ordering parts, you need that number. The guarantee section (A/4) tells you what’s covered and what’s not – handy when a customer claims a failure under warranty. Dieci is clear: non-original parts void coverage. This manual is the record of what came from the factory.

Does This Manual Cover the Agri Max 70.10 and Other Models?

Yes. The manual covers the Agri Max 48.8, Agri Max 70.10, Agri Power 30.7, Agri Star 37.7, and Agri Star 35.10. The cover page lists all of them. The OCR excerpt confirms: “Agri Max 48.8 – Agri Max 70.10 / Agri Power 30.7 – Agri Power 30.8 – Agri Power 30.9 / Agri Star 37.7 – Agri Star 37.8 – Agri Star 35.10 – Agri Star 38.10”. So if you’re working on an Agri Star 35.10 or a bigger Agri Max 70.10, the same manual applies. The differences are in the load charts and specific dimensions, but the operation and maintenance principles are the same. If you need a parts breakdown, get the Dieci Agri Star 35.10 & 38.10 Parts Catalog or the Dieci Agri Max 70.10 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual. Those are separate documents.

276 Pages of Factory Specs

This isn’t a condensed quick-start. It’s 276 pages of operation and maintenance instructions. The table of contents shows chapters: A (Introduction, Guarantee, Vehicle Identification), B (Safety Regulations), and then presumably the rest cover operation, maintenance, and technical data. The OCR doesn’t show the full TOC beyond B, but the page count tells you the depth. You get the original Dieci part number AXH1148/UK, issue 2 from 02/2011. That’s direct from the manufacturer, not a third-party reprint. For a workshop that services telehandlers, this manual is the baseline for every job. If you’re troubleshooting a starter circuit, check the Starter Motors section, but the manual’s wiring and component specs are what you need.

Get the Right Torque Data from the OEM

Torque specs for wheel nuts, boom pivot pins, hydraulic fittings – they’re in the manual. I don’t have a page number for torque values from the provided data, but the manual standards for Dieci telehandlers include torque tables. If you’re working on an Agri Power 30.7, you need to know the axle bolt torque. The factory manual has it. Aftermarket sources often list a generic range. That’s how you snap bolts. This manual is the OEM source. Use it. For a related model, see the Dieci Pegasus 40.25 2011 Operators Manual – Factory Specs & Safety – same family, different machine.

Q: Is this manual for the Agri Star 35.10 only?

No. It covers Agri Star 35.10, Agri Star 37.7, Agri Max 48.8, Agri Max 70.10, and Agri Power 30.7.

Q: What page has the safety warnings?

Chapter B starts at page B/2. The load handling section is B/14. That’s where you find the stability limits.

Q: Can I use this manual for a 2015 Dieci Agri Max 70.10?

This is the 2011 edition. Dieci updated some specs after 2011. For a 2015 machine, you’d need the manual that came with that year. The safety chapter and basic operation are similar, but torque values and hydraulic pressures may have changed.

Q: The manual says 276 pages – does it include wiring diagrams?

Not specified in the provided data. The manual is an operators manual, not a service manual. It covers operation, maintenance, and safety. Wiring diagrams are typically in the service repair manual. Check the table of contents if you need a wiring section.

If you’re putting a Dieci telehandler into service, or you’re the one responsible for its safe operation, you need the factory documentation. Don’t trust a PDF from a forum. Get the original OEM manual. Access the Factory Manual from AutoRepairManuals – it’s the same one that came in the machine’s document pouch.