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Fits skid steer loaders with a Toro Dingo-style hookup

No George they are in a size of their own. Looks and works exactly the same but 6 inches narrower at top and shorter back plate. Will not mount on the standard skid steer hitch. Called a mini hitch
 
Note their are better attachments out there than the Titan brand. The are mid line or less depending on what day they were made. Have seen a lot of the back plates that pulled out of the hitch.
 
It's basically a stand on skid steer. I suggest looking at Artillian forks. They are lighter weight but still have the capacity of heavier forks. I'd post a link but I don't know enough about computers to know how. They won't be the cheapest option but they are good.
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George that Dingo there is actually the largest produced and DOES in fact use standard skid steer attachments. Most of the Dingos are quit a bit smaller and use smaller attachments. Kubota will be entering that stand on market before the end of the year.
 
Our local ACE hardware has a rental department, they have a Dingo to rent that I bet it will go through a 36? gate, no more than a 40? at most. It is no taller than the hood of your average riding mower.
 
I didn't know they made the mini skid steers with full size attachments. That's just a picture I found online to show Geo what they were.
 
It might run circles.
What scares me (the one who invents death machines) no roll cage on dingo.
 
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