A majority of our Owner's Manuals and Parts Manuals are available to request or download online.  To obtain the correct manual, you will need the model and serial number of your machine.

Dingo parts are sold exclusively through our network of Toro Authorized Service Dealers.  Please use our Dealer Locator to find the closest dealer near you.

A majority of our attachments are compatible with most models.  The TX 413 has unique attachment fittings that require specific attachments.  Visit our Product Center to see which attachments are available for your unit.  You will need a model and serial number of the unit.

Please contact your local Toro Authorized Dealer for assistance regarding pricing and availability on attachments.

Verify the following:

• Fuel tank is full.
• Choke is in the on position.
• Air Filter is clean.
• Spark plug is in good condition and connected securely.
• Fuel filter is clean .
• Fuel is clean. (Stale fuel, dirt or water in the fuel system can cause starting issues.)
• Hydraulic Lever is in the neutral position.
• Throttle lever is midway between slow (turtle) and fast positions.
• Battery is fully charged.
• Electrical connections are in good condition and connected.
• Relay switch is not defective.
• Consult your Owner's Manual  for the proper starting procedures.

If you need further assistance please contact your local Toro Authorized Service Dealer  for service.

Verify the following:

• Fuel tank is full.
• Choke is in the on position.
• Air Filter is clean.
• Spark plug is in good condition and connected securely.
• Fuel filter is clean .
• Fuel is clean. (Stale fuel, dirt or water in the fuel system can cause starting issues.)
• Hydraulic Lever is in the neutral position.
• Throttle lever is midway between slow (turtle) and fast positions.
• Battery is fully charged.
• Electrical connections are in good condition and connected.
• Relay switch is not defective.
• Consult your Owner's Manual  for the proper starting procedures.

If you need further assistance please contact your local Toro Authorized Service Dealer  for service.

The meter light will begin to blink 3 hours before the service interval is required, and up to 6 hours after the unit needs to be serviced.  The light will continue to blink whether or not the service has been performed.

The Dingo has a Counter Balance Valve that is set to a certain PSI.  If the PSI exceeds the set PSI, the unit will shift forward. 

To prevent this from occurring, make sure the unit is securely tied down when transporting the unit by trailer or truck.
When using the unit on a slope, make sure the unit is positioned sideways across the slope, and not up and down.

It is not advisable to use rubber over the tire rubber tracks on any chain drive Dingo model (Dingo 222). Due to the increased pressure on the front axle caused by the tension of the rubber over the tire tracks, the result could be a bent front axle. Toro does have steel over the tire tracks that are acceptable for use on your Dingo.

Since 2001, models are equipped with a tow valve on the 4-Paw™ units. It is built into the brake counterbalance valves. Those are the two small black rectangular valves on either side of the engine in the back. On the side of the valve there is an Allen screw that can be opened to release the pressure so that the unit can be towed. This can be added to your unit by replacing the brake counterbalance valves for older units. Be sure you do not tow the unit too fast or damage will occur to the hydraulic system.

Please see your Owner's Manual for step by step instructions on moving a non-functional unit.

The unit is intended to be run at full throttle at all times.  The only exception is running the unit with a backhoe attachment.  When using the backhoe attachment, the throttle must be run in the 2/3 position.