Dieci Australia is expanding its heavy-duty telehandler offering with the Samson 72.10 GD, a powerful fixed-boom telehandler designed for demanding construction, infrastructure and industrial applications. Combining a 7.2-tonne maximum lifting capacity with a 9.5-metre lift height, the new model is built for worksites where substantial lifting performance, reach and precise load handling are essential.
With its powerful engine, responsive hydraulic system and updated operator cabin, the Samson 72.10 GD brings together the strength and versatility required to keep demanding projects moving.
Heavy-Duty Lifting Performance
The Samson 72.10 GD is designed for applications where smaller telehandlers may not have the lifting capacity required. With a maximum lift capacity of 7,200 kg and a maximum lifting height of 9.5 metres, it provides the capability to handle heavy building materials, transport large loads and support demanding site operations.
This makes it a practical option for construction contractors, infrastructure projects and industrial facilities that regularly handle heavy materials. From moving pallets of building supplies to loading and unloading trucks, the Samson 72.10 GD offers the capacity to take on substantial lifting tasks with the flexibility of a telescopic boom.
A side-shift carriage also allows operators to make fine adjustments to load positioning without constantly repositioning the entire machine. This is particularly useful when aligning pallets, positioning materials in confined areas or working around other equipment on a busy site.
Power to Match the Job
Powering the Samson 72.10 GD is a 93 kW (125 hp) FPT diesel engine, delivering the performance needed for demanding material handling work. Combined with a hydrostatic transmission and servo-controlled two-speed gearbox, the machine is designed to provide responsive control and effective power delivery across a range of operating conditions.
With a maximum travel speed of 40 km/h, the Samson can also move efficiently between work areas on larger sites, helping operators spend less time travelling between tasks.
The hydraulic system delivers a flow rate of 145 litres per minute at a maximum operating pressure of 26 MPa. This supports responsive boom operation and precise control when lifting, positioning and handling heavy loads.
A New Standard of Operator Comfort
Performance is only part of the equation when machinery is expected to work long hours. Operator comfort, visibility and control all play an important role in maintaining productivity throughout the day.
The Samson 72.10 GD features an updated GD cabin developed in collaboration with Giugiaro Design. Its spacious interior incorporates an air suspension seat, adjustable steering column and ergonomically positioned controls, helping create a more comfortable working environment for operators.
Large windows provide visibility around the machine, while improved soundproofing and semi-automatic air conditioning contribute to a more pleasant cabin environment during extended shifts.
The multifunction joystick allows operators to control boom movements intuitively, with integrated forward, neutral and reverse controls for convenient direction changes. Keeping key functions close at hand helps make repetitive lifting and loading tasks more manageable.
Versatility Across the Worksite
A major advantage of telehandlers is their ability to perform different jobs using suitable attachments. The Samson 72.10 GD can be configured for a range of material handling tasks, with options including pallet forks, buckets, lifting jibs and crane hooks, subject to the relevant machine configuration and operating requirements.
This flexibility can help businesses get more value from their equipment by allowing one machine to perform multiple roles rather than relying on several specialised machines.
With overall dimensions of 5.91 metres long, 2.39 metres wide and 2.64 metres high, the Samson 72.10 GD combines substantial lifting capacity with a practical fixed-boom configuration for demanding worksites.
Discover the Samson 72.10 GD
The new Dieci Samson 72.10 GD brings together heavy-duty lifting capacity, powerful FPT engine performance, responsive hydraulics and an updated operator cabin in one versatile telehandler.
For Australian businesses handling heavy materials across construction, infrastructure and industrial applications, it offers a compelling combination of lifting capability, reach and everyday usability.
To learn more about the Samson 72.10 GD or discuss whether it is suited to your operation, contact the Dieci Australia team.
Explore the full specifications on the Samson 72.10 GD product page.
To discuss which telehandler model best suits your job sites, or to arrange a demonstration, contact the team on 1300 888 479 or visit dieciaustralia.com.au.
Samson 72.10 GD Telehandler FAQs
What is the maximum lifting capacity of the Dieci Samson 72.10 GD?
The Samson 72.10 GD has a maximum lifting capacity of 7,200 kg and a maximum lift height of 9.5 metres, making it suitable for demanding material handling applications. Actual lifting capacity depends on boom extension, load position and the machine’s load chart.
What engine powers the Samson 72.10 GD?
The Samson 72.10 GD is powered by a 93 kW (125 hp) FPT turbo-diesel engine, providing the power required for heavy lifting and demanding site operations.
What types of jobs is the Samson 72.10 GD suited to?
The Samson 72.10 GD is suited to construction, infrastructure and industrial applications involving heavy materials. It can be used for tasks such as moving building supplies, loading and unloading trucks, and positioning loads at height.
What attachments are available for the Samson 72.10 GD?
Depending on the required application and machine configuration, attachments can include pallet forks, buckets, lifting jibs and crane hooks. Choosing the right attachment helps adapt the telehandler to different material handling tasks.
What features help improve operator comfort in the Samson 72.10 GD?
The Samson 72.10 GD features a Giugiaro Design cabin with an air suspension seat, adjustable steering column, ergonomic controls, semi-automatic air conditioning and improved soundproofing. These features help create a more comfortable working environment during extended operating shifts.
