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Dieci Telehandler

Sibleyeq.com

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Joined
Jan 29, 2013
Messages
1
Location
West Blocton, Al
Does anyone know much about the Dieci XRM6.221 Telehandle. I am considering buying one, using it for a while, then reselling it. Did not know how good they hold up, or how hard they are to resell. Would primarily be using it for stacking, storing hay and other odd jobs around farm. Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks
 

farmerleach

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Joined
Aug 28, 2009
Messages
58
Location
Canada
I have yet to see anyone with one. I have looked at them at farm shows but thats about it. Around here Degelman is the distributor. and in theory any dealer that sells degelman products should be able to sell you one and provide service. My worry would be parts availability. If my dealer has only sold one, is he going to stock parts, of if I have a break down, am i going to be sitting for days until I get parts shipped in. I think the problem they have here is that most dealers who sell degelman products all ready sell a telehandler. After running a Merlo on a demo, and watching my neighbours on dairy farms run the snot out of the demo machine, I think thats the one I would go with. I don't know what the dealership net work is like in your area. Around here its terrible, but they have mobile service guys and the sales guys can bring you parts.
 

bouzid

Member
Joined
Jan 21, 2015
Messages
5
Location
algeria
Please i need service manual (with electric wiring) of this telehandler: DIECI ICARUS 40.17 type:197 (italian brand)

Best regards
 
Joined
Aug 31, 2015
Messages
5
Location
Australia
We've just recently bought a new dieci agriculture plus 40.7 and so far it has been great. Few minor niggles but nothing serious and it is well supported here in Australia. Mostly it uses off the shelf parts. There's very little proprietary stuff in it. It's built well, feels stable, is a pleasure to work in all day and is very good on fuel. Can't really say a bad word about it yet. Time will tell of course but so far so good.
 
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