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Dieci Samson 70.10 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Breakdown

Ever ordered a seal kit for a Dieci Samson 70.10 telehandler and got the wrong part because some aftermarket catalog had the number transposed? I have. Wastes time. Wastes money. This Dieci Samson 70.10 Parts Catalog fixes that. 230 pages of factory-original part numbers, exploded views, and group breakdowns straight from Dieci SRL. No interpretation. No guesswork.

230 Pages of Factory Parts Breakdown

Two hundred thirty pages. That is the thickness of the reference you get with this PDF. Each page corresponds to an exploded diagram with numbered callouts connected to a table of part numbers, descriptions, quantities, and notes. The catalog is divided into functional groups – engine, transmission, hydraulics, frame, cab, electrical – exactly as Dieci engineers organized them at the factory. When a technician needs to identify a bracket, a bushing, or a hydraulic fitting, he flips to the group, finds the drawing, and reads the part number. No flipping between a dozen aftermarket websites.

What Makes This Dieci Parts Catalog Different from Aftermarket?

Aftermarket parts catalogs often redraw diagrams, drop optional items, or consolidate part numbers across serial number ranges. That gets you a seal that is 1mm too wide. Dieci’s own catalog shows every optional component – see the note on page 3 of the original file: “LE TAVOLE RICAMBI CONTENGONO I DISEGNI DEL GRUPPO. LE DISEGNI DELLE TAVOLE CONTENGONO PARTICOLARI ‘OPTIONAL’, CHE NON SONO MONTATI SULLE MACCHINE BASE O SPECIALI.” Translation: the drawings include optional parts. If your machine has an option, you see it. If it doesn’t, you ignore it. That level of detail is why you pay for the factory document.

Group System: How the Catalog Organizes Components

The entire machine is split into groups. Each group has its own set of tables. You see group numbers like AXL0029 (the Samson 70.10 itself). Inside each group, sub-assemblies are drawn with callout numbers. The catalog uses symbols for right (DX) and left (SX), and marks items that are not supplied loose or are supplied as a kit. This system is consistent across all Dieci construction equipment manuals. Once you learn it, you can read any Dieci parts catalog – including the Dieci Zeus 37.7 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual and the Dieci Zeus 35.10 Parts Catalog – OEM 227-Page Parts Breakdown. Same structure, same symbols.

Using a parts catalog without understanding the group system is like guessing which bolt goes where. You waste time. Don’t.

Ordering Spare Parts: Using the Correct Part Numbers

When you order a part from an aftermarket house, they want a Dieci part number. Not a description. Not a photo. The exact alphanumeric string. This catalog gives you that string. It also tells you if the part is only available as part of a kit, or if it is a left-side vs. right-side specific component. Double-check the serial number of your Samson 70.10 against the revision level noted on the first page – Dieci updates parts over time and the catalog reflects that. If you need the most current revision, verify with Dieci directly. The contact info is on page 2: DIECI SRL, VIA G. MAJORANA, 2-4, 43027 MONTECCHIO EMILIA (RE) ITALY. Phone +39.0522.869.611. They keep a history of changes.

Application: Samson 70.10 Telehandler Models

This Parts Catalog covers the Samson 70.10 telehandler. It does not cover the Samson 70.10EVO or later variants unless specifically noted. The same document also supports the Dieci XRM 732 Parts Catalog – OEM Spare Parts Manual 215 Pages for cross-reference on shared components. If you are working on a different Dieci model, check the group numbering system – many frame and cab components are shared across the Samson line. For general background on construction machinery documentation standards, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. Torque specs are not listed.

How are the parts organized in the catalog?

The catalog divides the Dieci Samson 70.10 into functional groups (engine, transmission, hydraulics, etc.). Each group contains exploded diagrams with numbered callouts. A separate table lists the part number, description, quantity, and any notes (e.g., “kit only” or “optional”). The symbols for right (DX) and left (SX) help you identify mirrored components. This structure is standard for Dieci and consistent across their entire lineup, so if you have worked with other Dieci parts catalogs, you will find this one familiar. The index page at the beginning lists all groups and their page numbers for quick navigation.

Can I use this catalog for any Samson 70.10 serial number range?

Yes, the catalog covers the base Samson 70.10 model. However, Dieci may have updated parts across production runs. Always verify the revision note on the first page. If your serial number falls outside the indicated range, contact Dieci directly for supersession information.

Is the catalog available in English?

Yes. The PDF includes English alongside Italian, Spanish, French, and German.

Stop chasing ghosts with aftermarket parts listings. If you need the factory-correct part number for your Samson 70.10 telehandler, get the document that comes from Dieci themselves. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your shop tablet or printed out – your parts orders will arrive right the first time.