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Dieci Pegasus 38.16 Parts Catalog

Ordering the wrong part for a Dieci Pegasus 38.16 Parts Catalog kills your day before it starts. You pull a hydraulic fitting, compare it to what arrived, and the thread pitch is off. That’s half a shift wasted. A factory parts catalog stops that nonsense cold. This 241-page document from Dieci S.r.l. gives you the exact exploded diagrams and part numbers for every assembly on the Pegasus 38.16 telehandler. No aftermarket guesswork, no cross-referencing third-party databases. You get the same data the factory service network uses.

This catalog was printed for the Italian, English, Spanish, French, and German markets — page 1 shows the multilingual title. Dieci’s official service contact info is right there: Via E. Majorana, 2-4, 42027 Montecchio Emilia (RE), Italy. Automotive Industry Overview [LINK_ID_EXT_0] shows why OEM documentation matters in heavy equipment. If you’re working on a Pegasus 38.16 and need to order a cylinder seal kit or a solenoid, this catalog is your only reliable source.

Group Division in the Dieci Pegasus 38.16 Parts Catalog

Dieci organized the book into groups, and each group contains parts tables. Page 3 spells it out: “IL CATALOGO È DIVISO IN GRUPPI. IL GRUPPO CONTIENE LE TAVOLE RICAMBI.” Each table includes a drawing of the assembly with callouts for every part. You pick the part number from the table, not from memory. No guessing which revision of a bracket fits your machine — the catalog shows it. The groups cover everything from the chassis to the boom, engine, hydraulics, and electrical system. Need a part for the steering cylinder? Flip to the hydraulic group, find the table, read the part number.

241 Pages of Factory-Backed Parts Data

241 pages might sound like a lot for a parts list, but this isn’t a simple spreadsheet. Every page is a clear exploded view with callouts, part numbers, and quantities. The catalog also accounts for optional accessories — the manual says on page 3 that if a part is an option not fitted to your base machine, you mark it with an “X” on the order. That level of detail keeps you from ordering a part your machine can’t physically accept. Dieci Pegasus Telehandler Operators Manual AXH1154/UK – Section: Cleaning The Wi covers the operation side, but this catalog handles the parts side. Pair the two and you have a complete documentation set for the Pegasus 38.16.

How Does the Catalog Treat Optional Accessories?

Dieci uses a specific symbol system. On page 3 you’ll see “/ NON FORNIBILE SCELTO” which translates to “not supplied when selected.” The catalog marks optional parts clearly in the drawings. If a part is labeled with a slash and “NON FORNIBILE”, it means that component is not delivered when you order the optional kit. You have to order it separately. Miss that detail and you’ll have a half-finished install. The symbol legend is at the bottom of each table page. Read it before you write up your order.

Understand the Symbol Code Before You Order

Every parts table includes a column for “SIMBOLOGIE” — symbols that tell you whether a part is standard, optional, or not supplied. No other manual explains these icons. The catalog also marks left (SX) and right (DX) sides for directional parts. If you’re ordering a mirror arm, you need the correct side. Skip the symbol check and you’ll get the wrong part. This catalog forces you to verify before you hit “purchase.” Exactly how a shop manual should work.

Parts Ordering: Direct from Dieci’s Service Network

The catalog gives you Dieci’s direct service and parts contact: fax +39 0522 869744, email service@dieci.com. You don’t need to hunt down distributors. Call or fax with the part number from the catalog and you’ll get the correct OEM piece. No aftermarket substitutes. For related Dieci models, check Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual and Dieci Zeus 35.10 Parts Catalog – OEM 227-Page Parts Breakdown. Both follow the same group-table structure.

Who needs this catalog? Every owner, mechanic, or parts manager who touches a Pegasus 38.16. If you’re a DIYer trying to keep a telehandler running on a farm, this book saves you from ordering a steering cylinder that doesn’t fit. If you run a rental fleet, you’ll cut downtime by having the exact part number on hand. The catalog doesn’t teach you how to rebuild the machine — that’s what the service manual is for — but it gives you the correct part numbers so you don’t waste money on returns.

Source validity? This is the original OEM document from Dieci. You can see the copyright and revision notice on page 2 — Dieci reserves the right to change specs for product development, but the catalog reflects the production baseline. Aftermarket parts catalogs often renumber parts or leave out option codes. This one doesn’t. The PDF is a direct scan of the printed European catalog. No reprints, no third-party edits. [Automotive Industry Overview] [LINK_ID_EXT_1] contextualizes why OEM documentation dominates in construction equipment.

Does this catalog cover part numbers for the engine?

Yes. The engine assembly is included in one of the groups, with all internal parts listed. Page references vary by engine type.

Can I use this catalog to order parts in North America?

Absolutely. The part numbers are the same worldwide. Contact Dieci’s service department directly, or order through an authorized dealer. The catalog includes Dieci’s Italian contact info, but North American dealers use the same part numbering system. Just provide the part number from the catalog and your machine’s serial number.

Stopping a job because you ordered the wrong hydraulic line or a seal kit that doesn’t fit the current revision is a waste of billable hours. This catalog puts the correct part number in your hand before you place the order. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or print the tables you need. You’ll never second-guess a Pegasus 38.16 parts order again.