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Dieci Apollo 25.6 Parts Catalog

If you’ve ever tried ordering a replacement hydraulic hose or a seal kit for a telehandler using an aftermarket parts list, you know the headache. Wrong part numbers, missing exploded views, and a translation that looks like it went through three languages before reaching you. The Dieci Apollo 25.6 Parts Catalog stops that nonsense cold. This is the exact document the factory technicians use when they call the Dieci spare parts office in Montecchio Emilia, Italy. 230 pages, five languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish, German), and every part number tied to a specific group and table.

Group Divisions: How the Catalog Is Organized

Page 1 lays out the logic: the catalog splits into groups (Gruppi), each group contains tables (Tavole Ricambi), and each table holds exploded drawings of the assembly. If you need the complete boom cylinder repair kit, you find the boom group, locate the table that shows the cylinder, and read the part numbers right next to the o-ring grooves. No flipping between a diagram and a separate parts list – the numbers sit on the drawing. For the Apollo 25.6 Step 3, Matr. 190, every component from the chassis to the cab is covered.

230 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

That page count isn’t filler. Each page carries a specific group – drive axles, steering, hydraulics, electrical, engine, frame, attachments. The drawings show optional (optionali) parts marked separately, so you know when a component is an extra that your machine might not have. The catalog warns you: “If you want to order an optional, always ask the assistance office if your machine can mount it.” That’s factory caution, not aftermarket guesswork.

Does This Parts Catalog Include Wiring Diagrams?

No. Wiring diagrams live in the service repair manual, not the parts catalog. What you get here are mechanical and hydraulic assembly drawings with part numbers, quantities, and descriptions. Need a wire harness? You’ll see the harness drawn as an assembly, with each connector and pigtail identified by part number. But for pinout locations and wire colors, you need the Dieci Apollo 25.6 2011 Operators Manual – Factory Specs & Safety. The two manuals complement each other.

Source Authenticity: Why OEM Beats Aftermarket

I’ve had apprentices show me third-party parts catalogs they obtained from random file-sharing sites. The numbers are often close – close enough to order the wrong flange gasket and have the machine leak on startup. Dieci publishes this document directly. The CE certification mark on page 2 ties the catalog to the specific machine series. If you’re working on an Apollo 25.6 Step 3, this is the reference. For comparison, see the Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual for a different model family.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

Locate the group (e.g., “Gruppo Freni” – brake group), find the table number, and read the exploded view. Part numbers are alphanumeric codes next to each balloon callout. Write them down, call your Dieci dealer with the machine serial number, and you’ll get the exact part. No returns, no waiting. The catalog also includes a full index of numeric part numbers at the back. Cross-reference if you have a part in hand and need to know where it fits. For background on why factory documentation is critical in the Automotive Industry, read the entry on component standardization.

Check the copyright: reproduction forbidden without Dieci’s permission. That’s how you know it’s genuine.

Understanding the Indexing System

Each page header shows the group name and table number. The drawing may include multiple callouts – some for standard equipment, some for optional accessories. If your machine has a different attachment configuration, verify the option code before ordering. Use the Dieci Apollo 25.6 Spare Parts Catalog (this same manual) to confirm what your model shipped with.

The automotive industry has long recognized that OEM documentation eliminates fitment errors. See Automotive Industry Overview for context on parts interchangeability standards.

FAQ – Dieci Apollo 25.6 Parts Catalog

Is this catalog available in English?

Yes, the catalog is multilingual with English text throughout.

Can I use this to order parts from my local dealer?

Absolutely. Here’s the process: find the group that matches the component (e.g., engine group for injectors). Locate the table page – each table is a full-page exploded view. Identify the part number from the balloon callout. Write down the number exactly as printed. Call your Dieci dealer, give them the part number and your machine serial number (found on the CE plate, page 2 of the catalog shows where that plate is located). The dealer will confirm availability and pricing. Because this catalog came from the same database the dealer uses, the order will be correct. No mis-matches, no wrong threads, no returned parts.

Does this cover the Apollo 25.6 Step 3 version?

Yes, the manual is specifically for Apollo 25.6 Step 3, Matr. 190, as stated on the cover page.

What format is the access?

PDF, fully searchable, printable. You can zoom into the exploded views to read small part numbers.

This catalog is not a reprint or a copy – it’s the original Dieci production file. If you maintain or repair an Apollo 25.6 telehandler, you need this on your laptop or tablet in the shop. Access the Factory Manual now and stop guessing about what part goes where.