The Dingo's ability in Post Hole Digging is truly astounding.

It can dig holes up to a massive 750mm (30 inches) diameter to a depth of at least 1.5 metres (deeper with extensions).

What makes a Dingo such a good trenching machine? (Better, in fact, than many larger machines.)

Firstly, the Dingo hydraulic system allows the oil to be used fully without creating excessive heat. This means that the viscosity of the oil is maintained so that the power can be transferred to the digging chain.

One of the biggest landscape contracting companies in the USA once described this attachment as “The most useful tool in his fleet”. The K9 machines, and their predecessor - the 950, all handle rotary hoes with ease. The Dingo Rotary Hoe has a full one metre cut and digs to approximately 150mm in virgin soil. Hoeing is done with the machine in reverse, so you can clearly see where you are going and you aren’t running over freshly tilled soil.

The compact design of the Dingo Breaker makes it the ideal companion to the Dingo.

Tools available include the standard moil point, narrow and wide chisels (the wide chisel also being known as an asphalt cutter.