Dieci Hercules 190.10 19T Telehandler
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 19t telehandler is a high-capacity telescopic handler engineered for Australia’s most demanding heavy-duty construction, industrial and infrastructure applications. With an impressive maximum lifting capacity of 19 tonnes and a maximum lift height of 10.2 metres, the Hercules 190.10 is designed to handle extremely heavy loads with confidence, precision and stability across large-scale worksites.
Built for strength, stability and long-term durability, the Hercules 190.10 is ideally suited to major infrastructure projects, precast and structural handling, industrial facilities, logistics yards and large construction sites throughout Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and regional Australia. Its reinforced boom and heavy-duty chassis deliver outstanding load control and reliability, even when operating at height or on uneven or challenging terrain.
Engineered for high performance and operator efficiency, the Hercules 190.10 combines extreme power with smooth, precise movement control, allowing operators to safely and accurately position heavy loads. Advanced soundproofing within the operator cab ensures comfort during long operating hours, while multiple steering configurations; 2-wheel steering, 4-wheel steering and crab steering modes, provide excellent manoeuvrability in confined spaces and busy worksites.
To maximise uptime and reduce operating costs, the Hercules 190.10 is constructed using heavy-duty components designed for extended service intervals, minimising maintenance requirements and ensuring long-term reliability. This makes it a dependable, cost-effective solution for Australian businesses operating in high-use, demanding environments.
The Dieci Hercules telehandler range offers exceptional versatility with a wide selection of compatible attachments, enabling the Hercules 190.10 to be tailored to a variety of applications. Available accessories include heavy-duty forks, winches, loading buckets, elevated work platforms (EWPs), bale clamps, cylinder grabs and wheel handlers, allowing the machine to adapt to specific site requirements and operational needs.
Combining industry-leading 19-tonne lifting capacity, advanced steering systems, operator comfort and attachment versatility, the Dieci Hercules 190.10 telehandler is a powerful solution for Australian construction and industrial operations seeking a high-capacity telescopic handler built to perform reliably across metropolitan and regional worksites nationwide.
Looking for something smaller? We also sell a range of 2 to 7ton telehandlers as well as mixer trucks and dumper trucks.
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Hercules 190.10 Telehandler | Frequently Asked Questions
What engine powers the Hercules 190.10 telehandler?
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 telehandler is powered by a robust 173 hp (129 kW) FPT turbocharged diesel engine, delivering the performance and torque required for demanding heavy-duty lifting applications. Compliant with Stage IIIA / Tier 3 emissions standards, this proven powerplant provides the reliability, efficiency, and durability needed to tackle the challenging conditions commonly encountered on Australian construction, infrastructure, and industrial project sites.
Designed for high-intensity applications, the Hercules 190.10 combines substantial engine power with exceptional lifting capability, making it ideally suited to large-scale construction projects, precast concrete handling, structural steel erection, and heavy material handling tasks where dependable performance is essential.
How much can the Hercules 190.10 telehandler lift?
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 telehandler delivers exceptional heavy-lifting performance, with a maximum lifting capacity of up to 19 tonnes (19,000 kg), placing it among the most capable telehandlers available for demanding Australian construction and industrial applications. This immense capacity enables the safe handling and precise positioning of large structural components, precast concrete elements, heavy machinery, and oversized loads that are beyond the capabilities of conventional telehandlers.
On major Australian construction and infrastructure projects, the Hercules 190.10 is ideally suited to structural steel erection, precast panel installation, bridge and civil works, and the assembly of large industrial facilities. It can be used to position heavy beams, concrete culverts, generators, tanks, and modular building components, providing a highly mobile alternative to cranes for many lifting tasks. By combining outstanding lifting capability with the versatility and manoeuvrability of a telehandler, the Hercules 190.10 helps improve productivity, reduce reliance on additional lifting equipment, and support efficient material handling across large-scale construction and industrial sites.
How big are the fuel and hydraulic tanks on the Hercules 190.10
The Dieci Hercules 120.10 telehandler features a large 207L diesel fuel tank and an equally large 246L hydraulic tank. The powerful hydraulic system has a pump capacity of 170L per minute and operates at pressures up to 35 MPa (5076 psi) making for an exceptionally powerful telehandler well suited to a variety of heavy-duty tasks regularly encountered on lagre-scale Australian construction and infrastructure projects.
What are some examples what the Hercules 190.10 can be used for?
On major Australian construction and infrastructure projects, the Dieci Hercules 190.10 telehandler is utilised wherever extremely heavy loads need to be lifted and positioned with precision, without immediately relying on large mobile cranes. With its immense lifting capacity, the Hercules 190.10 is ideally suited to handling some of the largest components encountered on commercial, civil, and industrial construction sites.
Typical applications include the installation of structural steel, precast concrete panels, bridge sections, tanks, generators, heavy pipework, and modular building components. It is also well suited to large-scale industrial construction projects, ports, and infrastructure developments where oversized materials and equipment must be moved and positioned safely and accurately.
On major Australian projects, machines in this class are frequently used for heavy logistics and construction support, transporting and precisely placing large components across different areas of a site. By combining exceptional lifting capability with the mobility of a telehandler, the Hercules 190.10 allows many heavy handling tasks to be completed efficiently, reducing reliance on cranes, improving productivity, and supporting the timely completion of large-scale construction and infrastructure works.
