2.5t Telehandler for Hire – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth
Available for hire or rent from AAH Australia, the Apollo 25.6 2.5t Telehandler for hire is designed to meet the needs of “small works” due to its compact size allowing it to fit into tight and difficult spaces. The high strength of the boom makes it possible to handle loads at great heights. This machine features a 2.5 tonne lift capacity and 5.75 m lift height.Great power, excellent handling, precision movement control, sound proofing for absolute comfort, 2WS / 4WS / crab steering modes, as well as the intelligently designed control layout, makes the Apollo 25.6 telehandler simple, intuitive and comfortable to use.Known for its exceptional adaptability and superior handling, the Apollo 25.6 telehandler can be equipped with a full range of accessories, including lifting hooks, various types of grippers, excavation and inert material buckets, as well as winches and baskets. With ROPS and FOPS approved cab that ensures a high level of operator comfort with the new DSCS (Double Skin Composite System) door, it is easy to see why the Apollo is one of Dieci’s most popular models.We offer a full range of telehandlers for hire, including telehandlers in the 2 to 7 tonne range, and heavy duty telehandlers in the 12 to 23 tonne category.2.5 tonne Telehandler Hire FAQs
What is the Dieci Apollo 25.6 2.5T telehandler used for?
The Dieci Apollo 25.6 is a compact telehandler designed for material handling and lifting applications where a combination of capacity, reach and manoeuvrability is required. It can lift up to 2,500 kg to a maximum height of 5.78 metres, making it suitable for construction, commercial fit-outs, landscaping, events and general site material handling. Its compact dimensions also make it useful where access is more restricted than on a larger telehandler.
Why choose the Apollo 25.6 instead of a 2T telehandler?
The Apollo 25.6 provides an additional 500 kg of maximum lifting capacity compared with a 2T telehandler, as well as a maximum lift height of 5.78 metres. This makes it a useful step up when a smaller machine is close to its capacity or the job requires greater lifting height. The Apollo 25.6 remains relatively compact at 1.85 metres wide, so it can provide additional capacity without moving directly to a much larger telehandler.
Is the Apollo 25.6 suitable for tight-access construction sites?
Yes. The Apollo 25.6 is specifically suited to applications where space and access are important considerations. It has a stowed width of approximately 1.85 metres and offers 2-wheel, 4-wheel and crab steering modes, allowing the operator to select the steering configuration appropriate for the site. This makes it useful for construction and other projects where a larger telehandler may be difficult to manoeuvre.
How high and how far can the Apollo 25.6 telehandler reach?
The Apollo 25.6 has a maximum lifting height of approximately 5.78 metres and a maximum horizontal reach of 3.35 metres. This combination allows it to do more than simply lift a pallet vertically; it can also position loads forward from the machine. The actual lifting capacity available at a particular height and reach depends on the load chart and operating conditions, so the machine should always be selected according to the specific lift required.
Can the Apollo 25.6 be used with different attachments?
Yes. The Apollo 25.6 can be configured with a range of attachments for different applications. Options include lifting hooks, grippers, buckets, winches and baskets, depending on the requirements of the job and available equipment. This allows the telehandler to be used for more than conventional pallet handling and can make it a practical choice when several material-handling tasks need to be completed with the same machine.
