The Toro Dingo TX 525 narrow track compact utility loader features a 25-hp (18.6 kW) Kubota diesel engine for added torque and hydraulic flow in a compact design. With an overall width of 33.7 in. (85 cm), this machine easily fits through doors and gates that are 35 in. (89 cm) wide or slightly less, providing entry to interior and exterior spaces previously inaccessible with a loader. As a result, operators are able to put a hydraulic power plant on their job site to make them more productive, according to the manufacturer.

The Toro TX 525 narrow track weighs 1,904 lbs. (863 kg) — 2030 lbs. with bucket — and measures 92 in. (233.6 cm) in length with a bucket, making it compact enough to work in the tightest places. The 5.9 in. (15 cm) wide tracks on the unit distribute the weight to a mere 5.2 psi for flotation in soft ground conditions.

The Dingo TX 525 narrow track model offers users added torque for increased pulling and digging force when using attachments in aggressive or rocky conditions. In addition to the added power it delivers, the TX 525 narrow track represents a convenient choice for contractors or rental yard operators who currently utilize all diesel-powered equipment and prefer to expand their fleet with the same fueled machine, according to the manufacturer.

The TX 525 narrow track loader has a rated operating capacity of 553 lbs. (35 percent of tip capacity) and delivers 16.9 gpm (64 Lpm) of flow to each track, 13.8 gpm (52 Lpm) to the auxiliary, and 6 gpm (22.7 Lpm) to the loader arm.

For more information, call 800/344-8676 or visit www.toro.com/dingo.

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