Looking for any advice from ones who own or have used a dingo for extensive use. I’ve used (rented) many different brands, Kubota, Dingo, Ditch Witch and have had good things to say about all, but would like feedback from others as well. Now, I’m looking to purchase one.

I live in north Alabama where there are Toro, Kubota, and bobcat dealers so parts and/or service shouldn’t be too difficult.

My business is constructive landscaping to give a general idea of what it would be used for. Just looking for any advice about previous experiences with any brand. Thanks!

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Posted by Goldbondage

Member since Mar 2020

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Posted on 7/27/25 at 7:58 pm to Roll on Tigers

Landscaper here; I find toro to be the best operationally, but worst with service and parts. Recently got a TX1000 which is a beast, but took forever to get in. That model may be a little too big if you have a bunch of backyard projects with narrow access points.

I’ve always liked Bobcat, they’re easier to work on (mechanically) and service has always been good.

Since you’re looking into purchasing for the first time, I’d max out on the capabilities. There are an insane amount of implements, so I’d work backwards from the implements you may want to the unit that will handle it.

Side note: just found out our auger attachment can adapt to a concrete mixer, that’s next on the wishlist.

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Posted by LSUDad

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Member since May 2004

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Posted on 7/27/25 at 10:10 pm to Roll on Tigers

My nephew and my cousin both have Dingo’s, not many do more work than those two. Both swear by them.