Toro Unveils Versatile Dingo TX 1300 Compact Utility Loader At ARA Show 2021
Toro has added a new Dingo TX 1300 compact utility loader to its construction equipment lineup that features an exclusive Intelliscope loader arm with SmartLoad technology. The loader arm gives operators 26 inches (66 centimeters) of additional reach. The TX 1300 also features a larger operator platform, a 109-in. (277-cm) hinge pin height that makes the new Dingo a good fit for loading trucks, and integrated loader arm hydraulics, which Toro says makes for easier picking, placing, and dumping operations.
Versatility That Pays Off
Toro introduced the Dingo TX 1300 at the American Rental Association’s annual ARA Show in mid-October in Las Vegas. The manufacturer says the TX 1300 is ideal for landscape, hardscape, and tree care applications, but is versatile enough for owners and renters to use it for numerous other types of jobs as well.
“The versatility of a machine can make or break a rental decision,” says Toro Marketing Manager Jay Thaker. “The Dingo TX 1300 can be used for many types of jobs and purposes, giving it an edge over other specialized machinery.”
The TX 1300’s pressure-relieving quick coupler system will make connecting attachments easier. Integration of hydraulics and loader arm functions into one thumb-operated controller lets operators use one hand to control the loader arm and auxiliary attachments while operating traction controls with the other.
The TX 1300 Up Close
The Dingo TX 1300’s Yanmar Tier IV-compliant diesel engine is rated for 37 horsepower (27.5 kilowatts), and features a cooling system using a combination of downflow radiator and oil cooler and independent fuel cooler. The loader has a 1,300-pound (590-kilogram) operating capacity with the bucket retracted and a 618-lb (280-kg) capacity with the bucket extended. Tipping capacity is 3,714 lbs (1,685 kg).
The TX 1300 includes MERT tracks with TF-style treads. It measures 56.5 in. (143.5 cm) high by 46 in. (117 cm) wide by 103 in. (262 cm) long with the bucket and 85 in. (216 cm) long sans bucket, with a of 39-in. (99-cm) wheelbase. The Dingo’s ground speed tops out at 4.7 mph (7.6 km/h).
Source: Toro