Technical Specifications

The Apollo 25.6 telehandler is designed for a maximum load capacity of 2.5 tons. It complies with EN 1459 standards and features a Yanmar 4-stroke diesel engine available in two power variants: 50.7 kW (69 hp) and 62.5 kW (85 hp), both operating at 2500 rpm with electronic direct injection and turbocharging. The engine is liquid-cooled and arranged in a vertical inline 4-cylinder configuration.

Dimensions and Performance

All measurements are in millimeters, with specific dimensions (A*, E*, H*) referring to optional wheels with maximum allowable diameter. The telehandler has a maximum lifting height of 5.78 meters and a maximum horizontal outreach of 3.25 meters. The fork swiveling angle is 129°, and the machine can climb slopes up to 40%. The total empty weight is approximately 4500 kg, with a maximum speed of 12 to 18 km/h depending on tire configuration.

Hydraulic and Transmission System

The machine is equipped with a hydrostatic transmission featuring a variable displacement pump and automatic variation. It includes an electrical-hydraulic inversion system and an inching pedal for controlled advancement. The hydraulic plant includes a gear pump with a maximum capacity of approximately 70-80 liters per minute and operates at a maximum pressure of 230 bar. Distributor control is managed via a 3-in-1 joystick.

Axles and Steering

The Apollo 25.6 features two steering axles with planetary reduction gears, allowing for 4-wheel, transversal, or 2-wheel steering modes. The front axle is rigid, while the rear axle is oscillating. Braking is provided by oil bath service brakes on the front axle and a negative action parking brake. The front axle includes a self-locking differential with limited slip at 45%.

Boom and Operational Times

The boom lifting, descent, extension, retraction, and swiveling times are optimized for efficient operation, with lifting and extension times around 3 to 7 seconds. The boom is equipped with a patented compensation system to enhance stability and load handling.

Standard Devices and Safety Features

• Anti-tipping device with pejorative movement block
• Hydraulic socket for accessories on the boom head
• Soundproof closed cab, ROPS-FOPS approved, with heater
• Self-blocking front axle differential (limited slip 45%)

Optional Accessories

Available options include air conditioning, Webasto heater, digital speedometer, water heater, pneumatic suspension driver’s seat, boom head light, quick coupling for accessories, radio, anti-theft system, and glass protection. Additional customizations can be arranged through dealers.

Attachments

The machine supports various attachments such as buckets with teeth, mixing buckets, ladles, swan neck jibs, hooks, winches, jib crane extensions, and aluminum man baskets, allowing versatility for different operational needs.

Tires

Standard tires are sized 12-16.5 inches, with alternatives including 12.0/75-18 inches. Optional wheels with maximum allowable diameters affect certain dimensional measurements.

Fuel and Refueling

The fuel tank capacity supports extended operation, with refueling details provided for efficient maintenance.

Summary

The Apollo 25.6 telehandler is a versatile, robust machine designed for medium-duty lifting and material handling tasks. It combines powerful engine options, advanced hydraulic and transmission systems, multiple steering modes, and a range of safety and comfort features. Its compatibility with numerous attachments and optional accessories makes it adaptable to various construction and industrial applications.