What happens if the Dingo breaks down? We’re always open if you require Emergency Service – 24/7. Most “problems” are quick fixes covered in the “How To” guide on the Dingo. If these don’t work – just call and a real live person will help with info over the phone or deliver a changeover unit (of course there’s no cost to you) if that’s what is required..

What’s the difference between a Kanga and a Dingo? They’re just different versions of the same mini loader made by different companies. For every person that prefers to hire a Dingo, there’s one that would hire a Kanga.  So, if you Hire a Dingo or a Kanga, there’s no difference. But of course the way it has been serviced, the model (they can have different engines and chain or fully hydraulic drives) and the “extras” included in the hire are the important things to think about when you hire.

I’ve never driven a Mini Loader. How difficult are they to use?
Well for the first 15 minutes you’ll call us all sorts of names under your breath (or maybe not under your breath). But if you keep the revs a little lower so things move a little slower and start in the middle of the job where you can’t damage anything (of course with all observers at a safe distance) you’ll do a great job.
Remember, we have a huge fleet of these mini loaders and have been renting them (or their predecessors) since 1986. And the most common response at the end of the hire is “wow – I couldn’t believe how much I did with that little thing”…