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Dieci PEGASUS 70.11 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Spare Parts Manual

You have a Dieci PEGASUS 70.11 in the shop, and you are hunting the right part because the aftermarket supplier gave you a number that is close but not exact. That is how you end up with a cylinder that is 3mm too short and a customer who is not happy. I have seen it too many times. This Parts Catalog is the factory document, straight from Dieci’s technical service department in Montecchio Emilia, Italy. 232 pages of exploded drawings, part numbers, and group indexes. No reprints, no scans of scans. This is the original PDF that the parts desk at Dieci uses.

If you work on construction equipment, you know that a telehandler like the PEGASUS 70.11 has multiple systems: engine, hydraulics, driveline, frame, cab, and electrics. Each system is broken into groups. The catalog labels each group with a letter and number. Inside each group, you get a table with reference numbers, part numbers, description, and quantity. The drawings are line-art with callouts tied directly to the table. That means you order exactly what the factory put on the machine. No guessing whether the bolt is M12 or M14.

Why does that matter? Because a Automotive Industry Overview will tell you that equipment uptime depends on correct fitment. Wrong parts cost labor, downtime, and sometimes safety. With the OEM catalog, you have the Dieci part number in your hand before you call the dealer. You eliminate back-and-forth.

232 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdowns

The manual is exactly 232 pages. That number is not arbitrary. It covers every subsystem of the PEGASUS 70.11: the chassis, the boom, the steering, the hydraulics, the cab, the electrical harness, the engine package, the transmission, and the axles. Each section is paginated separately so you can flip to the group you need without scrolling through unrelated content. For example, the hydraulic group includes the pump, control valves, hoses, and fittings with individual part numbers for seals and O-rings. That is detail you do not get from a generic parts list.

Why an OEM Parts Catalog Beats Aftermarket Data

Aftermarket catalogs often combine multiple models into one book. They list a part as ‘fits many models.’ Meanwhile, your PEGASUS 70.11 might have a specific bracket that changed after serial number 5000. The factory catalog accounts for those revisions because it is published by Dieci itself. The manual also includes non-illustrated parts like hardware kits and decals. I have seen aftermarket catalogs miss a simple retaining pin. Then you pay for extra shipping and lose half a day.

How the Catalog is Organized: Groups and Tables

Page 3 of the catalog explains the structure: it is divided into groups. Each group contains spare parts tables with drawings. The drawings show the parts in exploded view. The table lists the position number, the Dieci part number (starting with AXL, usually), the description in multiple languages (Italian, English, Spanish, French, German), and the quantity per machine. If the part is optional or not mounted on the base machine, the drawing calls out the condition. That saves you from ordering a part that does not exist on your unit.

For the junior techs: always check the group index on the first pages. It lists all groups by number and page. Bookmark it.

Get the Right Part Number the First Time

When you order parts, you need the exact Dieci reference. The catalog gives you that. Cross-reference the drawing callout to the table, write down the part number, then call your supplier. Some dealers will even ask for the page reference from this catalog. If you have the PDF, you can email a screenshot of the drawing. That eliminates misunderstandings.

One more thing: the catalog includes a symbol for “optional” parts. If you see a dashed line around a component, it means that component is optional for your specific machine configuration. Check your machine’s serial number plate to confirm compatibility. Dieci’s service department (listed on page 2) can assist if you are unsure. Their contact info is in the manual.

3 Reasons to Trust the Factory Print

First, the catalog is produced by Dieci S.r.l., the manufacturer. Second, it is multilingual, so language is not a barrier. Third, it contains the actual updates and revision notes. The manual footer on each page includes the document number AXL0050. That tells you it is the current revision. Aftermarket manuals often have no revision tracking.

If you maintain a fleet of Dieci machines, you want the right documentation. Check out the Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual for another model in the lineup. Similarly, the Dieci Zeus 35.10 Parts Catalog – OEM 227-Page Parts Breakdown covers a different chassis. And the Dieci XRM 732 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual 215 Pages rounds out the telehandler range. All are factory PDFs, not copies.

A short paragraph: 232 pages. One machine. Zero ambiguity.

This catalog is the difference between guesswork and knowing. You need part numbers that match the machine on your lift. Access the Factory Manual and put it on your tablet. Next time the customer brings in a PEGASUS 70.11 with a leaky hydraulic hose, you will have the right part number before you touch a wrench.

What is the page count of the Dieci PEGASUS 70.11 Parts Catalog?

232 pages exactly. No more, no less.

Is this catalog available in English?

Yes. It is a multilingual catalog containing Italian, English, Spanish, French, and German. Each part description appears in all five languages in the tables. The group index and headings are also multilingual.

Can I use this catalog to order parts for a Dieci PEGASUS 70.11 that was built in 2008?

Yes, but you must verify the serial number range. The catalog covers the base model, but Dieci made revisions over the production run. Check the chassis group for any footnotes or updated pages. If the part you need is marked with a revision date after your machine’s manufacture, you may need to verify with Dieci service. The manual provides the contact numbers. For most standard parts (filters, hoses, seals), the catalog is accurate as long as the machine is within the same major model series.

What format is the manual delivered in?

PDF. You can view it on any device. The file is searchable because it is a true PDF, not scanned images. Search by part number or description to locate the correct page.