Dieci Hercules 210.10 21T Telehandler
The Dieci Hercules 210.10 212 telehandler is the most powerful Dieci telehandler available in Australia, delivering an impressive maximum lifting capacity of 21 tonnes and a maximum lift height of 10.2 metres. Designed for heavy-duty construction, industrial, infrastructure, and large-scale materials handling projects, the Hercules 210.10 is engineered to meet the demanding needs of Australian worksites, from Sydney and Melbourne to Brisbane, Perth, and regional areas.
Built for strength, stability and long-term reliability, this high-capacity telehandler combines robust construction with advanced hydraulic systems to ensure precise load control and smooth operation, even in challenging conditions. The Hercules 210.10 is ideal for handling oversized loads, industrial equipment, precast materials, and bulk construction components, making it a versatile and dependable solution for Australian businesses operating in high-demand environments.
For superior efficiency and operator performance, the Hercules 210.10 is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission and central differential, allowing the machine to automatically compensate for differences in wheel movement between the front and rear axles. This intelligent system minimises operator effort, optimises traction, and contributes to improved fuel efficiency, reducing running costs across long operating hours.
The telehandler also features a LOAD SENSING – FLOW SHARING proportional distributor with electronic control, delivering precise and responsive hydraulic performance for boom operation and attachments. Its boom-raising regenerative system increases lifting speed while maintaining safety, and the exclusive Dieci “inching” pedal command allows the vehicle to move slowly while the engine runs at full throttle, offering unparalleled control in confined or complex worksite conditions.
Designed with operator comfort and productivity in mind, the Hercules 210.10 combines advanced control systems, responsive hydraulics, and ergonomic cab design to support long shifts in Australia’s harsh worksite conditions, including hot, dusty or uneven environments. This makes the Hercules 210.10 an ideal solution for major infrastructure projects, industrial facilities, ports, and large construction sites across the country.
With its combination of industry-leading 21-tonne lifting capacity, advanced hydrostatic systems, high-speed boom performance, and operator-focused design, the Dieci Hercules 210.10 telehandler stands out as a powerful and reliable machine for Australian businesses that demand high performance, versatility, and efficiency on heavy-duty worksites nationwide.
We also sell a range of compact 2 to 7 ton telehandlers if you dont need the heavy-duty capabilites of the Hercules range.
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Hercules 210.10 Telehandler | Frequently Asked Questions
What engine powers the Hercules 210.10 telehandler?
The Dieci Hercules 210.10 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 large construction, civil, and infrastructure projects.
How much can the Hercules 210.10 telehandler lift?
The Dieci Hercules 210.10 telehandler delivers extraordinary heavy-lifting performance, with a maximum lifting capacity of up to 21 tonnes (21,000 kg), placing it among the most powerful telehandlers available for demanding Australian construction and industrial applications. This immense lifting capability 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.
Designed for major construction and infrastructure projects, the Hercules 210.10 is ideally suited to structural steel erection, precast concrete installation, bridge construction, industrial facility development, and the placement of heavy equipment. Typical applications include positioning large beams, columns, generators, transformers, tanks, heavy pipework, and modular building components. Combining exceptional lifting performance with the mobility and versatility of a telehandler, the Hercules 210.10 can undertake many heavy handling tasks that would otherwise require larger lifting equipment, helping to improve productivity, reduce project delays, and minimise reliance on cranes across construction and industrial sites.
How big are the fuel and hydraulics tanks on the Hercules 210.10 telehandler?
The Dieci Hercules 210.10 mining 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 large-scale construction, civil, and and infrastructure projects.
What are some examples what the Hercules 210.10 can be used for on Australian job sites?
With its massive 21-tonne lifting capacity, the Dieci Hercules 210.10 is ideally suited to some of the heaviest lifting tasks encountered on major Australian construction and infrastructure projects. It can be used to handle and position large structural steel beams and columns during commercial and industrial building construction, as well as install precast concrete panels, bridge sections, and culverts on civil infrastructure projects.
On large industrial developments, the Hercules 210.10 is capable of placing heavy generators, transformers, tanks, process equipment, and modular building components with precision, often reducing the need for larger mobile cranes. It is also valuable on ports, warehouses, distribution centres, and energy projects where oversized materials and equipment must be transported and accurately positioned across expansive sites.
Typical applications include bridge construction, stadium and high-rise developments, tunnel and rail infrastructure projects, precast yard operations, and large-scale industrial facilities, where the combination of exceptional lifting performance and telehandler mobility helps improve productivity and reduce project timelines.
What steering modes does the Hercules 210.10 have and what are they used for?
The Dieci Hercules 210.10 telehandler is equipped with three steering modes; two-wheel steer, four-wheel steer, and crab steer which provide the versatility required to operate efficiently across demanding Australian construction and infrastructure projects.
Two-wheel steer delivers stable handling and is ideal for travelling longer distances around site and transporting heavy loads between work areas. Four-wheel steer significantly reduces the turning radius, allowing operators to manoeuvre the 21-tonne-capacity telehandler more effectively in confined spaces such as structural steel erection zones, precast yards, and busy construction sites.
Crab steer enables the front and rear wheels to turn in the same direction, allowing the machine to move diagonally. This mode is particularly valuable when positioning large beams, precast concrete elements, pipework, and modular building components alongside structures or within restricted work areas. The result is more precise load placement, improved control, and fewer machine repositioning movements, helping to increase productivity on site.
