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Dieci DEDALUS Parts Catalog – 267 Pages of Factory Part Numbers

If you are turning wrenches on a Dieci DEDALUS – specifically the 28.9 model, Matr. 1870 – you need the real part numbers. Not some scanned-and-retyped list from a forum. Not a third-party compilation that swapped a bolt grade somewhere critical. This is the factory Parts Catalog, 267 pages, direct from Dieci S.r.l. in Montecchio Emilia, Italy. The one their service department uses when you call in for a hydraulic hose or a seal kit. I have seen shops lose a whole day because they ordered the wrong steering cylinder seal. That does not happen when you have the OEM drawing in front of you.

Factory Group Index – How This Catalog Is Organized

The catalog splits the machine into logical groups – engine, transmission, hydraulics, cab, frame, electrical, attachments. Each group contains its own spare parts tables with exploded views and numbered callouts. The index tells you exactly which table covers the component you need. No flipping through 267 pages blind. Page 1 starts with the multilingual title and the official contact info for Dieci’s technical assistance and spare parts office. You want to verify a part? Their phone and fax are right there. The whole document runs through every bolt, bushing, hose, and bracket that Dieci ever bolted onto the DEDALUS 28.9.

267 Pages – What You Get in This OEM Parts Catalog

Every page is a factory-issued drawing with a part number, description, quantity, and notes. You get the Italian original plus English, Spanish, French, and German translations of the headers and footers. The catalog is divided into groups – each group contains the spare parts tables with drawings of that group. That means you look at the picture, find the circled number, cross-reference to the part number, and order. No confusion about left-hand vs right-hand threads, no guessing which grade of fastener. The catalog also lists the Matr. (machine identification number) 1870, so you know it matches your specific DEDALUS variant. If you have a different Matr., check the DIECI DEDALUS 26.6 Parts Catalog Matr. 1820 or Dieci DEDALUS 28.7 Spare Parts Catalog – we stock the whole family.

OEM vs Aftermarket Parts Documentation – Why This Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often reuse drawings from different models or skip the revision notes. Dieci stamps their catalog with a disclaimer: they reserve the right to modify features for product improvement. That means if a part was superseded, the catalog will reflect it – but only if you have the genuine factory file. The aftermarket copies I have seen are static reprints of old revisions. They do not carry the official Dieci copyright, and they certainly do not have the same traceability. This catalog is not a reprint – it is the original digital file from Dieci. No missing pages, no blurred callouts. If you are a shop owner or a DIY operator running a DEDALUS, you want the part number that matches the current production. That is what 267 pages of factory data gives you.

7 Systems Covered – Drivetrain, Hydraulics, Frame, Cab, Electrical, Attachments, Engine

The catalog breaks the machine into seven major groups (the exact grouping names are in the original Italian table of contents, but the logic is standard). You get the complete engine group with all gaskets, filters, and belt part numbers. The hydraulic group includes pumps, valves, cylinders, and all the hoses with their fittings. The cab group covers glass, trim, seat, and control levers. The frame group gives you the chassis, counterweight, and mounting brackets. Electrical group lists switches, sensors, harnesses, and fuses. Attachments covers buckets, forks, and quick-coupler parts. Drivetrain includes the transmission, axles, and final drives. Each group has its own table of contents, so you do not waste time hunting. Need the part number for a steering cylinder seal? Flip to the hydraulic group, find the drawing, order the correct kit. That is 267 pages of precision.

Is This Parts Catalog Compatible With My DEDALUS Machine?

This catalog specifically covers the DEDALUS 28.9 with Matr. 1870. If your machine has a different model number or Matr., check the machine’s identification plate. For the DEDALUS 26.6, we have the DIECI DEDALUS 26.6 Parts Catalog Matr. 1820. For the 28.7, see Dieci DEDALUS 28.7 Spare Parts Catalog. For the larger Zeus platform, Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual may be what you need. Each catalog is separate – do not assume parts interchange without verifying the drawing. The Dieci DEDALUS series is built for construction and agriculture, and the parts differ between revisions. The catalog’s cover states “macchine edili ed agricole” – construction and agricultural machines. If you are working on a telehandler or a loading machine from Dieci, this is the source. For a broader look at the automotive and heavy equipment industry, check the Automotive Industry Overview for context on manufacturing standards. The Automotive Industry Overview also covers how OEM documentation is protected legally – which is why Dieci prohibits reproduction of this catalog without permission. That means you are getting the real deal, not a scanned bootleg.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog only – it contains exploded views and part numbers. No torque values, no disassembly steps, no wiring diagrams. You need the separate Dieci DEDALUS service manual for that. We stock those too.

How do I know the part number I found is still current?

Contact Dieci’s official service and spare parts office using the phone or fax listed on page 2 of the catalog. They can confirm supersessions and availability. The catalog is the starting point, not the final word if the machine is out of production.

Access the Factory Manual. Stop ordering the wrong seal. Stop wasting billable hours on parts that do not fit. 267 pages of factory drawings, group indexes, and OEM part numbers for the Dieci DEDALUS 28.9 Matr. 1870. That is what you get – no aftermarket guesswork, no scanned junk.