Accessories

When it comes to the augers, we use a brand that is recognised as the best. It’s the cutters that are important in digging. These cutters, and how they are positioned, are the result of years of digging experience. The cutting teeth are interchangeable – earth and tungsten teeth for all dirt conditions and rock tips for those really hard conditions that need grinding away at. If it is diggable, or even grind-away-able, then a hole can be dug. Some just take a little longer.

Our “Dingo Augers” are set up in a way to give faster digging at less cost in all dirt conditions. To do this we use a standard earth pilot (worm) with earth spear teeth in all but the outside position. In the outer position, which experiences the most wear, we put tungsten teeth.

Secondly, Dingo recognised that the most efficient trenching machines used more expensive (better quality) chain with more teeth. This number of cutting teeth, combined with the correct chain speed, allows for the best possible cut.

And thirdly, our trencher uses a special drive sprocket designed (by Dingo) for “sticky” soil types and sand – conditions where other trenchers jam. Our trenchers can jam too, but not as easily. Another important consideration is that it’s a hydraulically driven trencher. With direct or mechanical drive trenchers, breakdown costs are high.

The Dingo Breaker is great for:

• Breaking driveway / footpaths
• Breaking rocks in trenches and in post holes (large rocks that the trencher or post hole digger cannot bring up easily.
• Chiselling tiles
• and all kinds of demolition work.

The Dingo Breaker comes standard with a moil point.

Tools | Moil Point

Chisel

Wide Chisel (Asphalt cutter)

The Dingo Stump Grinder can be quickly changed to throw left, right, or forward, so it can really get into those tight corners. It can also grind stumps to 2 feet underground. The Dingo Stump Grinder comes standard with the plastic helmet and visor, spare teeth, and a green grinding disk (for sharpening the teeth).

Broom-Bucket Combo The Dingo Broom-Bucket sweeps 1.2 metres wide and can collect 50 litres of rubbish (more if consistency allows). It can then carry the rubbish to a standard industrial bin and tip it in.

The bucket is made from galvanised sheet to cater for caustic substances and to reduce the risk of rusting. The broom-bucket is a common accessory to Dingo Road Profiler kits and Poly Planner kits

Broom-Blade Combo

The Broom-Blade combo consists of a broom section mounted onto a standard tilt blade. The blade allows the sweepings to be wind rowed where required, or to sweep straight ahead. Depth is controlled by a front mounted jockey wheel so speed can be obtained without the broom “biting in”.

4in1 Broom Bucket

The Broom adaption for the 1200mm 4in1 Bucket (K9-4 only) is a simple and cheap way to convert you 4in1 Bucket into a Broom. The Brooms sweeps a full 1200mm with the added bonus of being attached to the 4in1 bucket allowing a greater dump height when emptying the bucket.

And of course, the Dingo’s compact size means you will be able to build block walls easily where larger machines will not fit. The Block grab is simply fastened to the Dingo Lifting Jib.

The Block Grab is designed to grab and release the blocks without the operator having to leave the Operators Platform.

Hire Companies: The Block Grab is an easy and cheap way to make your Dingo even more hireable.

Specifications

Specifications

As a bucket

It can be operated as a normal loader bucket, but it can load into taller trucks or bins because it can empty by opening up the bottom. It can also empty out a sticky load much better. Materials can be dribbled from the bottom of the bucket, thereby helping to spread them out rather than simply dumping them.

As a grab

One of its most useful attributes. The 4 in 1 bucket is great for lifting and carrying a variety of objects. But be careful! The Dingo has a lot of power and the 4 in 1 can squash some objects.

As a blade

The 4 in 1 pushes a load easily, and there’s lots of ways to do this. Experiment and find the method which suits you. We find one of the best methods is to keep the front of the bucket out in front pushing the top off, and the back of the bucket acting as a normal blade – finishing the job.

As a leveller

With the jaws open and with the open edges near to the ground the 4 in 1 can be dragged forward and backward for level-ling. The bucket bottom helps to break up the lumps and the back edge smooths them out. This isn’t as good or as easy as the dedicated leveller, but it’s certainly an added bonus to a very useful attachment. Using the dedicated leveller attachment can also be made easier with the 4 in 1 bucket – All new levellers come with pick up points for grabbing with the 4 in 1, so to use the leveller you just grab it and go!

Standard Version

Wide Version