Dingo Australia

Decals

dummy@example.com (Dippy) — Mon, 07 May 2012 09:13:28 +0000

Hi there, Im going to Paint my Dingo and Id like to know if and where I can buy a full set of new decals for a K9-4 Pro. cheers GREG

Insurance

dummy@example.com (Adrian) — Thu, 03 May 2012 03:40:41 +0000

Well its that time of year and I have had some quotes roll in on "ALL"
my policies, and was pleasantly surprised that I could get better
coverage and pay less. Nice change.
So it had me thinking about being able to compare apples with apples, and thought that, you learned gentleman may know something to enlighten me and the masses about wether or not there are any "insurance" wedsite thiny magiggy's that can maybe compare policy (a) with policy (b). If ya get my drift.

Many thanks in advance for your input.

Regards,
Craig

excavator and k95 trax for sale

dummy@example.com (Wannabe) — Tue, 01 May 2012 04:30:37 +0000

I'm selling all our equipment Kubota kx41-3v 3000hrs with rockbreaker, mud, 650, 450, 350, and 200 buckets. Dingo K95 trax with 4 in 1 bucket, PHD, 450, 350, 200 augers, leveler, mulch bucket, trencher, Digga pallet folks, mixer, multi purpose tool and attachments, tandem trailer with tipper GVM 3T, price POA.
I can be contacted on 0401970892.

laser leveling

dummy@example.com (Planned Landscape) — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 23:38:06 +0000

G'Day all,

I was aondering if any of you have adapted a laser receiver to a duag to use for leveling larger areas. I've had a look at some of the purpose made units but the cost is just to much for the work i can put to it. So it seemed resonable to go the manual way ...and have the receiver mounted to a mast attached to the bucket...watch the little flashing lights and move the bucket or blade in response. Anyone gone down this method and had a good or bad experience?

Marbles,

"the light at the end of the tunnel...may be a train"

forum invaders

dummy@example.com (JAD) — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 07:56:20 +0000

Who are they, can they be stopped?

Dingo Decals K9-4 Pro

dummy@example.com (Maoriboy) — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 04:57:42 +0000

Gidday Guys and Gals,

I want to repaint my Dingo , but I'd also like to replace ALL the Decals. Am I able to purchase a full set anywhere? I have a K9-4 Pro with the Yanmar Diesel Engine. cheers GREG

Welcome

dummy@example.com (garybriggs) — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 11:25:22 +0000

I am encouraged by the banter between all the participants on the Forum. So I decided to set up a direct line to and from me. Throw your questions and not too many complaints here. And I will try to answer them. And I will try to throw some new ideas up as well.
I am always supprised about what has been forgotten in Dingo World. OK, I'm gettin old, but a lot of the lessons I learnt years ago are still relivant and I am keen to share. So open up.
This is your chance.
Gary

What sort of dingo?

dummy@example.com (garybriggs) — Sat, 17 Mar 2012 11:10:37 +0000

I bought a second hand dingo and have no idea as to it's model. It is a green unit with black arms on front end loader/bucket. Dingo is written on the loader arms. A registration plate has nodel no: 2B16E 6.2/1.9 CR21. Need to replace a hose but I can't quote the model.

It's difficult to buy parts when I don't even know what model it is. I can't find any pictures of past models on the Internet. Any help most appreciated.

Lifting a dingo

dummy@example.com ("The Guru") — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 12:48:53 +0000

G'day. Looking for clues or tips on getting a dingo off the ground to change tyres, adjust chains etc. I did lift all 4 wheels off the ground by tipping the bucket straight down but was not happy with the effect on the bucket let alone the arms. I have it off the ground now with blocks of wood under the bucket in the level position, under the standing platform and the under front tyres as i need to change the rear tyres. Does anyone have a method or idea to keep all 4 wheels off the ground for an extended period if needed? I could not find a 'hydraulic dingo lifter' in the attachments section . Thanks.

600 auger sunshine coast job

dummy@example.com (Steve G) — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 01:01:11 +0000

Does any one know of or have a 600mm auger and extender to dig 1800 deep? Job on Sunshine Coast. Give me a call 0438 873425

Current rates $$$$$$

dummy@example.com (JAD) — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 16:06:09 +0000

Hi All
What is the going rate at the moment. I have been on $70 + GST for a few years and am thinking of going up to $80 + GST next month.I am in a rural area so have to be a bit carefull to not go to high.I would rather be busy with a month or so work in front and never have to advertise than price myself out of work.
Make OK $$ on the current rate but costs are always going up.
I run a K94 Pro, Takeuchi TB108 and 4x4 Isuzu NPS300 tipper, tandem trailer with the usual gear + a couple of cable locaters whatever I am on or using is the same rate other than my rock breaker and stumpgrinder which is $20 more an hour.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Cheers Adrian
Chillingham Mini Diggers

Nice to see the *##&ing rain again!!!!!!!!!Diary is a mess yet again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Last edited by Adrian (2010-04-20 19:04:54)

Essential "must carry" for Dingo Owners?

dummy@example.com (Steve G) — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 05:36:01 +0000

Hi all Im pretty much stilla greenhorn when it comes to Dingo Contracting and I want to be prepared for the un-foreseen stuff that goes on in the Dingo world. From reading the posts that have been submitted through these forums there's a lot of experience and knowledge that I'd like to learn.

I'm keen to know, What items, tools, spare parts, thingy-migiggies are a must to carry on the ute when going to jobs?, or what things are likely to S**T themselves when on the job?

This goes for both the Dingo & Attachments. I have a K9-4, Trencher, Auger, Stump-Grinder, Back Blade, Rippers & Rotary Hoe/Tiller.

Thanx heaps, Greg

mobile phone

dummy@example.com (Steve G) — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 05:13:43 +0000

Hi Guys and happy new year to all

My old Nokia button phone is dying,and I need some advice.
All the new phones are them screen things.My kids tell me I'm old to use these things & the dust and dirty fingers will kill it.Spent several hours at phone shop,explained my work and asked,what would you recommend, answer .THIS ONE, IT HAS GREAT GRAPHICS!!

What type of phone do you guys use??
Any help will greatfully appreciated

Nose Wheel

dummy@example.com (Macca) — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 07:50:43 +0000

Sometimes you can catch a lucky break! I'm planning on doing a rebuild on my trencher. Got the sprocket done whilst I was away on the cruise. A mate has sourced me the steel for the wear plate. Got it a metre long as I intend to run it under the gear housing as well. Dropped into Dingo yesterday to pay a bill and picked up a new nose wheel assembly whilst there.
How lucky can you get.....Used the trencher this morning to cut back an area for a retainer wall to go in, before ducking out to Tamborine (at least a 2 hour turn around to and from Dingo Branch) to do a quick electrical trench. No sooner has the chain it the ground, I notice the nose wheel wobbling away. NO DRAMAS I says to the customer.....got a brand newie right here in the truck!

Last edited by "The Guru" (2010-08-05 18:42:59)

Under road borer

dummy@example.com (nicole) — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 04:44:41 +0000

ok boys who out there has a under road borer or knows where i can get one for a small job i have been asked to do. let me know asap please