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Pegasus 50.21: Leading The Way in Rotating Technology

Pegasus 50.21 rotating telehandler working on a bridge with an EWP elevated work platform

August 28, 2026

Dieci Pegasus 50.21 Rotating TELEHANDLER – LEADING THE WAY IN
ROTATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

The Pegasus 360 models, including the Pegasus 50.21 rotating telehandler, are designed to travel and lift with maximum stability and safety on level ground and off-road. An excellent selflevelling system, adaptive loading software and programmable height and slew limiters, eliminate the risks caused by difficult ground and site conditions.

The Pegasus family of rotating telehandlers outperforms other telehandlers in terms of reach, thanks to the turret rotation. The wide range of available attachments allow customers to perform the functions of a telehandler, a crane and an aerial platform with just a single machine: the whole construction site in the customer’s hands.

The Dieci Pegasus 50.21 features 360° rotation, a maximum reach of 20.5 metres with a maximum lifting capacity of 5000kgs. Bob Mules, National Sales Manager, Dieci Australia discusses the versatility of the Pegasus 360° range.

“The Australian lifting industry is under constant pressure to complete projects faster, safer and with fewer machines on site. The Dieci Pegasus 360° range has been designed to meet exactly those challenges by combining the capabilities of a telehandler, crane and elevated work platform into one highly versatile machine.”

“For many lifting contractors, the Dieci Pegasus 360° range isn’t about replacing a crane, it’s about filling the gap between traditional telehandlers and larger lifting equipment. Its ability to rotate continuously through 360 degrees means operators can pick, place and position loads without constantly repositioning the machine, saving valuable time on every lift,” he said.

360° CONTINUOUS ROTATION

This unique design allows the machine to rotate a full 360 degrees from a fixed position, enabling it to pick and place loads in a complete circle without moving the entire machine covering up to an operating area of 1,034m².

Safety has always been a priority for Dieci, said Bob. “Features such as adaptive load management, programmable height and slew limiters, automatic outrigger monitoring and operator assistance systems provide lifting contractors with greater confidence when working in demanding site conditions,” said Bob.

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

The technological capabilities featured in the Pegasus 50.21 allows for all electronic control units to constantly monitor the machine’s systems, feeding information back to the fully integrated colour TFT instrument cluster. This cluster displays all vital information including engine RPM, travel speed and working boom configuration in real time, giving the operator all the feedback necessary to operate seamlessly and safely.

DIECI PEGASUS 50.21’S EASY MANOEUVRING

Enhanced soft motion system makes all boom movements easy to control, reducing speed on approaching the physical limits or in pre-alarm conditions. The hydrostatic transmission, complete with a servo controlled two speed gear box and constantly varying hydrostatic drive, guarantees top-end speed and low-end torque.

The Inching Pedal is an essential control that allows travel speed to momentarily slow down or come to a stop while still offering maximum power to boom functions to increase precision and productivity for delicate operations.

MAXIMUM SAFETY

The ROPS-FOPS approved cab is designed with a safety cell to provide maximum safety to the operator at all times. Dieci telehandlers comply with AS1418.19 / AS10896.1.

The ‘deadman sensor’, combined with operator presence sensor in the seat, prevents accidental operation.

Dieci Pegasus 50.21’s features height and slew limit technology that is designed to prevent collisions, and by setting operating limits in all directions, provide absolute precision for operators.

The Pegasus 50.21 also features great stability and precision, even at extreme heights, whilst travelling and lifting with total safety, both on wheels and on outriggers on level ground and off-road. The load capacity adjusts automatically according to the position of the outriggers and in the event of an overload, the system stops all aggravating movements.

MAXIMUM BOOM PRODUCTIVITY

The reinforced boom is made of high resistance steel with load sensing and flow sharing distributors that offer simultaneous movements for more efficient work.

Oscillation of the rear axle is automatically locked when the boom is raised and the turret is rotated more than 5°.

ABSOLUTE COMFORT WITH ITALIAN DESIGN AND STYLE

The Dieci Pegasus 50.21 features a combination of comfort and functionality. The large, curved windows of the cab offer a complete 360° outside view with uninterrupted visibility and integrated LED work lights allow better visibility at night. With soundproofing, an adjustable steering wheel (height and depth), storage compartments and various accessories such as the air suspension seat, enable operation in total comfort.

Bob Mules views Dieci’s Pegasus range as multi-functional tool capable of performing numerous tasks.

“One of the biggest advantages we see for crane operators is the flexibility of the attachment range. By simply changing attachments, the Pegasus can perform lifting, material handling, personnel access and specialised site tasks without bringing in additional equipment,” he said.

A wide range of attachments are available for Dieci’s Pegasus 50.21 including man baskets, winches, hooks and jibs to cover all areas of the worksite.

“As labour shortages continue across Australia’s construction sector, machines that can perform multiple functions are becoming increasingly valuable. The Pegasus enables one operator to complete a broader range of tasks while maintaining the precision and control required for complex lifting applications.”

“The Pegasus 360° has proven itself across commercial construction, precast installation, industrial maintenance, mining and infrastructure projects worldwide. Australian contractors are recognising that investing in versatile lifting equipment delivers greater utilisation and a stronger return on investment throughout the life of the machine.”

“Our customers aren’t simply buying another telehandler, they’re investing in a highly capable lifting solution that expands what a single machine can achieve on site. That’s exactly why the Pegasus continues to gain momentum across the Australian crane and lifting industry,” said Bob.

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