The title of the famous 1967 film by Robert Aldrich aptly introduces the agricultural machines that Dieci company showcased in Hannover: 12 models, including fixed and articulated telehandlers and full-electric models, clearly demonstrating the company’s efforts to increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability for farms
Dieci is one of the four telehandler manufacturers in Italy that nearly fully cover the domestic market, despite competition from the more established tractor brands. This prominence is linked to an offering capable of meeting any operational need, featuring exclusive and innovative technical solutions and fundamentally reliable machines, backed by over sixty years of design and manufacturing experience.
At Hannover, Dieci’s stand exemplified this with twelve models representing the entire agricultural range: from the compact “Mini Agri 20.4 Smart” and “Mini Agri 26.6,” to medium-sized telehandlers “Agri Farmer,” “Agri Star,” and “Agri Plus,” up to the top-of-the-line “Agri Max” and “Agri Max Power X2.”
The latter was naturally the centerpiece, as at its 2023 launch it became the world’s first telehandler equipped with the “Hvt1” hydrostatic-mechanical CVT transmission, offering speeds up to 50 km/h and towing capacity up to 30 tons. These capabilities allow the “Agri Max Power X2” to optimize travel between fields and farms and speed up heavy-duty operations, directly contributing to reduced production costs.
Available in three versions with lifting capacities of 5, 6, and 6.5 tons and capable of reaching nine meters at the boom joint, Dieci’s flagship telehandler was also displayed in a special configuration designed to meet fire department needs, demonstrating the versatility that allows all Dieci machines to operate across agriculture, industry, emergency services, and military applications.
This versatility extends to Dieci’s electric product line, currently represented by the “Mini Agri-e 20.4 Smart” and “Mini Agri-e 26.6.” Both operate with zero emissions, no exhaust gases, and minimal noise, making them ideal for indoor operations such as barns, livestock facilities, riding schools, nurseries, or greenhouses, as well as urban areas sensitive to pollution, such as parks or hospital zones.
It should be noted that Dieci’s full-electric range is not intended to replace diesel-powered models but to offer complementary solutions, allowing customers to choose the power source best suited to their operational needs without compromising performance, autonomy, or versatility.
Also in this perspective are the articulated telehandlers of the “Agri Pivot” series, two models labeled “T60” and “T70,” optimized for agility and lifting performance in specialized applications, such as within biogas production systems. Designed for precision even under heavy loads and intensive use, and equipped with cabins offering high comfort standards, these two Dieci telehandlers ensure maximum operational versatility while minimizing task completion times.
Exclusive Technological Solutions
In addition to a well-balanced performance-to-consumption ratio, Dieci telehandlers feature exclusive design solutions. For example, the “Fast Attach” quick-coupling system mechanically, hydraulically, and electrically connects any attachment to the machine with a single movement from the cab—in less than ten seconds and without manual intervention.
Also on display was a new weighing system, developed based on Dieci’s experience in the concrete mixer sector. Integrated into a small optional display (also available as an aftermarket option), the system simplifies and speeds up loading and material handling operations, allowing the operator to monitor load management in real time. Key features include dynamic weighing in any boom position, automatic compensation on uneven terrain, and three operating modes—Incremental, Target, and Vehicle Target—to adapt to different work cycles and operational scenarios.
Another exclusive Dieci solution is the “Zero Shock” system, which provides fully integrated hydraulic suspension for the cabin, isolating the operator from vibrations and jolts.
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