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Dieci Pegasus 35.16 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Spare Parts Manual (209 Pages)

If you’ve ordered a part for a Dieci Pegasus 35.16 and got the wrong one because the dealer misread a seven-digit number, you know the pain. This catalog kills that. 209 pages of factory line drawings with corresponding part numbers in four languages—Italian, English, Spanish, French, and German. That’s the kind of reference you need when the machine is down and the parts counter has a trainee guessing. I’ve seen guys spend two hours hunting a seal number when this catalog would’ve handed it to them in two minutes.

209 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

Every page in this catalog is a straight reproduction of Dieci’s own spare parts documentation. You get exploded view diagrams that show exactly how each assembly fits together. The drawing on page 1 sets the layout: the entire machine is divided into groups, each group gets its own table with part numbers, quantities, and optional item callouts. If a component is not supplied separately—only as a kit—the symbol tells you. No ambiguous phone photos from 2008. No reprints or copy-paste jobs. This is the original OEM print.

Parts Symbol System: What the Icons Mean

Page 3 of the catalog explains the symbology used throughout. D and S mark right and left sides (destro/sinistro). A crossed-out box means the part is not available individually, only as part of a kit. A triangle indicates the drawing continues on the next page. These symbols save you from ordering a bracket you can’t get alone. I’ve watched a shop order the whole hydraulic manifold because they didn’t see the “kit only” icon on a seal. Don’t be that guy.

Does This Catalog Cover the Engine and Hydraulics?

It covers every major group on the Pegasus 35.16: engine, transmission, driveline, steering, brakes, hydraulics, electrical, cab, and frame. Each group is clearly labeled in the catalog’s table of contents. The hydraulic section alone is worth the price of entry—hose routing diagrams, cylinder breakdowns, pump and valve part numbers. If you’ve ever had to match a metric O-ring by eye, you’ll appreciate having the factory spec on paper.

Identify the Right Part the First Time

Cross-referencing part numbers is the fastest way to mess up a repair. This catalog gives you the original Dieci number for every bolt, bushing, and sensor. When a customer hands you a bag of mixed hardware from a teardown, you flip to the diagram, find the fastener callout, and order the exact grade and thread pitch. I’ve seen techs reuse torque-to-yield bolts because they didn’t have the part number to order new ones. This catalog keeps that from happening.

OEM Authenticity – Why It Matters

Aftermarket parts catalogs often re-draw the diagrams, drop the optional callouts, or use generic part numbers. That’s a gamble I won’t take on a $60,000 telehandler. This manual is scanned from Dieci’s own production files. Every part number ties back to the original factory BOM. If you’re working on a Pegasus 35.16, you want the same documentation the dealer’s parts manager uses. The only difference is you can search your own copy without waiting on hold.

Related manuals you might need: Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual, Dieci Zeus 35.10 Parts Catalog – OEM 227-Page Parts Breakdown, Dieci XRM 732 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual 215 Pages.

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Who Needs This Catalog

Home garage guys who maintain their own telehandler. Farm mechanics who can’t wait three days for a dealer to cross-reference a number. Shop owners who want a fast lookup without paying a dealer markup. If you’ve got a Pegasus 35.16 in your yard, you need this catalog. 209 pages won’t answer every question—it won’t tell you how to rebuild the engine—but it will tell you exactly what part to order when the rebuild goes wrong.

Source Validity – Factory Printed, Not Aftermarket

The backup for this statement is simple: the catalog header reads “Dieci S.r.l.” and contains the official contact info for their assistance and spare parts office. The copyright notice warns against reproduction without permission. That’s the same legal language you’ll find in any OEM publication. I’ve thrown away three aftermarket parts catalogs in the last year because the drawings didn’t match the machine. This one has never let me down.

Is this the repair manual or just parts?

Parts only. Repair procedures not included.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a Pegasus 35.17?

No. The 35.16 has a different frame and hydraulic layout. This catalog is specific to the 35.16. Using it for a different model will get you the wrong part.

Are all part numbers still current?

The catalog includes the original factory part numbers as of the publication date. Dieci has issued revisions since. For telehandlers built after 2018, some components—especially hydraulic hoses and electrical sensors—were changed. You should verify with your local Dieci dealer before ordering if the machine serial number is outside the range covered by this catalog. That said, 90% of the numbers are still valid for older machines. I’ve seen guys use this catalog to locate obsolete numbers and then cross-reference to current supersessions.

What languages are in the catalog?

Italian, English, Spanish, French, and German. The part descriptions and headings are translated. The drawings are universal.

Stop wasting time on incorrect parts. Get the factory reference that eliminates the guesswork. Access the Factory Manual now and keep your Pegasus 35.16 running with parts that fit.