Toro Dingo Advice

[Phoenix Landscape Design]

I'm gonna go with the others. Based on what you've written here, it's a great deal. Regardless of how good a deal it is, of course you just make sure your business is big enough to keep the machine busy, and that you're charging enough to keep the machine in good repair.

@Picasso: Tits, tracks, and tires... hilarious!!!

[pikewillis1]

Is the Dingo thats leaking a wheeled Dingo or a tracked Dingo?

[DIXIECONTRACTING]

BUY IT mine (425TX Wide Track ) has been a serious money maker with little maintenance needed. This machine will make you money and if you can't get enough work for it sell it for more than you paid for it becaude the cultivator alone will sell for $3500-$4500 so it sounds like a win win.

[GrandMaster]

Originally Posted by buckmaster77

I just graduated college with a degree in Landscape Design and management. I have started an install buisiness and am looking to add a Dingo to my tools. I found one close by that has 1200 hours on machine with a brand new motor not rebuilt. it comes with the cultivator, landscape rake, pallet forks, bucket, land leveler. i think i can buy it for around 6k... is this a good deal??? also the left side has a small leak i think it has a broken seal.. any help would be apppreciated thanks
Jeffrey

Sweat little buggers! Id swoop it NOW!