Dieci Hercules 190.10 19T Mining Telehandler
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 19T Mining Telehandler is a high-capacity, heavy-duty machine designed for Australian mining operations, delivering exceptional power, stability and reliability in demanding environments. With a maximum lifting capacity of 19 tonnes and a maximum lift height of 10.2 metres, the Hercules 190.10 is engineered to safely handle oversized loads, bulk materials, equipment and machinery across mine sites, processing plants, and resource yards.
Built for extreme durability and consistent performance, the Hercules 190.10 is ideally suited to open-cut and underground mining operations, mineral processing sites, and remote resource locations across Western Australia, Queensland, New South Wales and regional Australia. Its reinforced boom and robust chassis provide excellent load control and stability on uneven or challenging terrain, while maintaining precise handling even under heavy workloads.
The telehandler combines powerful lifting performance with smooth, accurate hydraulic control, ensuring safe and efficient operation during high-cycle materials handling tasks common in mining environments. The ROPS and FOPS approved operator cab provides maximum protection and comfort, while advanced soundproofing and an optional upgraded air conditioning system reduce fatigue during long shifts in hot, dusty or extreme conditions. Multiple steering options — 2-wheel, 4-wheel and crab steering — deliver excellent manoeuvrability in confined plant areas, laydown yards and underground sites.
To maximise uptime in harsh mining conditions, the Hercules 190.10 features heavy-duty components with extended service intervals, minimising maintenance and supporting reliable operation in high-use, remote environments. The machine is also compatible with a wide range of mining-ready attachments, including heavy-duty forks, winches, buckets, elevated work platforms (EWPs), bale clamps, cylinder grabs and wheel handlers, allowing it to be configured to suit specific site tasks and operational requirements.
Combining exceptional 19-tonne lifting capacity, advanced steering systems, operator comfort and attachment versatility, the Dieci Hercules 190.10 Mining Telehandler is a dependable and powerful solution for Australian mining companies seeking a high-capacity machine built to perform safely and efficiently under the toughest site conditions.
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Hercules 190.10 Mining Telehandler | Frequently Asked Questions
What engine powers the Hercules 190.10 mining telehandler?
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 mining telehandler is equipped with a powerful 173hp / 129 kW diesel engine that is manufactured by FPT. The turbo charged engine is Stage IIIA/Tier 3 emissions compliant, resulting in an exceptionally powerful, reliable and efficient heavy-duty telehandler that is well suited to the tough conditions found on remote Australian mine sites.
How much can the Hercules 190.10 mining telehandler lift?
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 mining telehandler delivers exceptional heavy-lifting performance, with a maximum lifting capacity of up to 19 tonnes of 19,000kg, placing it among the most capable telehandlers available for demanding Australian mining and industrial applications. This impressive capacity enables the safe handling and positioning of large structural components, heavy equipment, processing plant machinery, and oversized loads that are beyond the capabilities of conventional telehandlers.
In Australian mining operations, the Hercules 190.10 mining telehandler is ideally suited to maintenance shutdowns, processing plant construction, mine site infrastructure upgrades, and heavy equipment installation tasks. It can be used to position crushers, conveyors, pumps, generators, and large mechanical components, providing a mobile alternative to cranes for many lifting applications. Its combination of high lift capacity and site mobility helps improve productivity, reduce reliance on additional lifting equipment, and support efficient material handling across mine sites and industrial facilities.
How big are the fuel and hydraulics tanks on the Hercules 190.10 mining
The Dieci Hercules 190.10 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 Australian mine sites.
What are some examples what the Hercules 190.10 mining can be used for on Australian mine sites?
On Australian mine sites and major industrial projects, the Dieci Hercules 190.10 telehandler is utilised wherever extremely heavy loads need to be lifted and positioned with precision, without immediately resorting to large mobile cranes. With its immense lifting capacity, the Hercules 190.10 is ideally suited to handling some of the largest components encountered during mining, processing, and infrastructure projects.
Typical applications include the installation and maintenance of crushers, conveyors, mills, transformers, generators, tanks, and other oversized process plant equipment. It is also well suited to handling large steel structures, precast concrete components, heavy pipework, and modular plant assemblies during mine expansions, shutdowns, and infrastructure upgrades.
On large-scale Australian operations, machines in this class are frequently employed for heavy logistics and shutdown support, transporting and accurately positioning major mechanical components across different areas of a site. By combining exceptional lifting performance with the mobility of a telehandler, the Hercules 190.10 enables many heavy handling tasks to be completed efficiently, reducing crane dependency, minimising downtime, and improving productivity throughout mining and industrial operations.
