Performance Specifications:
The document provides detailed specifications for two machine models, APOLLO 25.6 R and APOLLO 26.6. The maximum capacity for APOLLO 25.6 R is 2500 kg (5512 lb) and for APOLLO 26.6 is 2600 kg (5732 lb). Both models have a maximum lifting height of 5.78 m (19 ft) and a similar fork swiveling angle of 129°. The towing force differs, with APOLLO 25.6 R at 3400 daN (7644 lbf) and APOLLO 26.6 at 4400 daN (9892 lbf).

Boom Specifications:
Lifting times are 8.8 seconds for APOLLO 25.6 R and 7.8 seconds for APOLLO 26.6. Both models have identical times for other boom operations such as extension and retraction.

Engine Specifications:
Both models are equipped with Kubota engines. APOLLO 25.6 R has a nominal power of 36.5 kW (49 HP) at 2700 rpm, while APOLLO 26.6 has 54.6 kW (73 HP) at 2600 rpm. The APOLLO 26.6 features electronic injection with a common rail and a turbocharger, whereas the APOLLO 25.6 R uses mechanical injection and natural intake.

Differential Axles:
Both models feature 2 steering axles with 4 epicycloidal reduction gears and offer multiple steering options including 4 wheels, transversal, and 2 wheels.

Hydraulic System:
The hydraulic pump capacity is 70 L/min (18.5 gal/min) for APOLLO 25.6 R and 80 L/min (21.1 gal/min) for APOLLO 26.6, with a maximum operating pressure of 23.0 MPa (3336 psi) for both.

Transmission:
Both models use a single-speed hydrostatic transmission with a variable displacement pump and feature electro-hydraulic reversal.

Tires and Dimensions:
Standard tires for both models are 12x16.5" with an option for 12x18". The dimensions are consistent across both models, ensuring uniformity in size and structure.