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Dieci PEGASUS Parts Catalog – OEM 213-Page Spare Parts Manual

If you have ever ordered a part for a Dieci PEGASUS 35.13 based on a blurry photo or a parts guy’s guess, you know the cost of being wrong. A wrong seal costs you half a day. A wrong hydraulic pump costs you a grand and a week. This OEM Dieci PEGASUS Parts Catalog takes the guesswork out of parts identification. It is the same binder the dealer’s parts counter uses — 213 pages of factory-issued drawings, part numbers, and cross-references. No reprint, no third-party transcription errors.

213 Pages of Factory-Authorized Parts

Every one of those 213 pages comes straight from Dieci’s engineering files. The catalog covers the PEGASUS 35.13 telehandler in five languages — English, Italian, Spanish, French, German. Exploded views break down each assembly so you can see exactly how the parts fit. Callout numbers tie directly to the part number table. That means you can order the correct seal, hose, or valve the first time. Pair this catalog with the DIECI Operation and Maintenance Manual – Man Basket for complete machine documentation.

Engine System Parts Breakdown

Inside you will find the engine group with cylinder head components, fuel injection parts, cooling system pieces, and the exhaust assembly. Each sub-section has its own exploded diagram and corresponding parts list. Use these to identify the exact gasket or sensor you need. Aftermarket catalogs often group parts by generic categories; Dieci’s factory catalog groups them by actual physical location on the machine. That saves you from flipping back and forth.

Does This Catalog Cover Hydraulic and Electrical Systems?

Yes. The hydraulic system gets its own section — pump, control valves, cylinders, fittings, and hoses. Electrical coverage includes the harness assemblies, switches, sensors, and the instrument panel. If you are rebuilding a boom cylinder or replacing a faulty pressure switch, you will find the factory part number here. No aftermarket guesswork. The principles of OEM documentation are also discussed in the Automotive Industry Overview article if you want background on why factory data matters.

Verify Part Numbers Before Ordering

Before you call a supplier, open this catalog. Find the assembly, locate the part visually, and note the callout number. Check the adjacent table for the part number. Cross-reference that number against your machine’s serial number range if the catalog indicates a revision. Dieci sometimes updates parts during production; the catalog reflects the original build spec. For supersessions, contact Dieci with the number you have. This habit alone has saved my shop hours of return shipping fees.

Construction Telehandler Parts: What’s Inside

The catalog covers the chassis frame, drivetrain (axles, transmission, final drives), steering system, brakes, and the boom assembly. Each major system is split into numbered sub-assemblies. If you work on other Dieci models, check the Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual and Dieci Zeus 35.10 Parts Catalog – OEM 227-Page Parts Breakdown for similar factory-accurate parts data.

Dieci Factory Print – Not a Reprint

This is a direct scan of the original Dieci spare parts catalogue. It came from Dieci’s own distribution network. That means every number, every diagram matches what the factory used to build the machine. Aftermarket part catalogs often redraw diagrams and renumber parts — that introduces errors. This file is the real thing. For more on the importance of OEM-level documentation in the equipment industry, see Automotive Industry Overview on Wikipedia.

Who Needs This Catalog

Home garage enthusiasts who service their own telehandlers, small fleet owners who want to avoid dealer markups, and professional mechanics who bill by the hour. If you have ever wasted a trip to the parts store because the counter guy gave you the wrong item, this catalog pays for itself on the first order. No translation files. No reprints. Just the OEM parts data you need.

Is this catalog available in English?

Yes, it includes English alongside Italian, Spanish, French, and German.

How do I use the exploded diagrams to identify a part I need?

Each diagram groups components by assembly. Find the assembly that matches your machine’s system – engine, hydraulics, electrical – then locate the part visually. The callout number corresponds to a part number in the adjacent list. Verify the part number against your machine’s serial number range if noted. Keep in mind that Dieci may revise parts; this catalog reflects the original production spec. For supersessions, cross-reference with Dieci’s latest bulletins.

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