hour south of Wash DC
Toro Dingo 222, $9800, not sure that is a good deal. These units always make me think about
@kaymccampbell who gets a lot done with hers.
Dingo no hour meter 42 inch bucket included Has aux so can run any dingo attachment Has kohler motor runs great no smoking Everything strong has added weight on rear Has tire chains also for mud
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Not a deal. The wheeled Dingos are jerky, clumsy, get stuck in everything, mobile hydraulic power stations. They're best at stationary, or nearly stationary tasks. You want a TX4- series. Compact, track drive, less footprint pressure than a human, same awesome Dingo, high pressure hydraulic power, smooth TX drive system. Just a totally better deal, even if they are more money. I extensively demoed several different sitework systems. The Dingo TX machines were head and shoulders above the rest for total utility.
Example. In an hour, you might be able to spread 20 yards of dirt with a 222. In that same hour, I can easily spread the same 20 yards of dirt, rough grade it, and have time left over for a puppy/potty/water break, while waiting for the next load, and I won't be winded or battered. And, my machine is the TX-413, the smallest one of the lot.
This may have changed, but I'm not trading in my Dingo in my lifetime. We've grown old together, and we're used to each other's little quirks