How To Change The Tracks On A Toro Dingo TX 1300

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How To Change the Tracks on a Toro Dingo TX 1300
In this video, I will show you how to change the tracks on a Toro Dingo TX 1300. This is a fairly simple process, but it is important to follow the steps carefully to avoid damaging the tracks or the machine.
Tools and Materials Needed:
- New tracks
- 15mm, 18mm, & 33mm socket
- torque wrench
- 33mm combination wrench
- pry bar
- Tape measure
- Safety glasses
Tips:
- When removing the old tracks, it may be helpful to use a pry bar to loosen them.
- When installing the new tracks, it is important to make sure that they are properly aligned.
- The track bolts should be tightened to so the tracks have 3/4" sag.
- After changing the tracks, it is a good idea to test the Dingo for proper operation.
Safety:
- Always wear safety glasses when working on a Toro Dingo.
- Be careful not to damage the tracks or the machine when changing them.
- If you are not comfortable changing the tracks yourself, take the Dingo to a qualified service technician.
I hope this helps!

[@thetinkeringold-timer6934]

I'll never have one but that was pretty easy. Nice to see engineers do it right.

[@patrickhuston8286]

Also would certainly buy your old ones if interested. Thanks and I really appreciate the how to video mine has 200+ hours and are getting chopped up so good to know how to do it if I can find tracks , I think they are hard to come by right now. Also interested if you've looked into a light kit I see they have a part number for one but it seems to be none existent and as you have found out buy now the machine is utterly worthless after dark as the display light blinds your night vision and makes it impossible to try to navigate if need be when the sun goes down. Sorry for the rambling

[@walter2670]

What let you know the tracks needed to be replaced?

[@WorkshopAddict]

Cracking

[@vaughnburrows]

Would love to see where you placed the jacks underneath and what’s the ton rating on your jacks and is there a way to do it if you don’t have jacks

[@olgajoachimosmundsen4647]

Have you gotten your hands on the new metabo hpt drywall screw gun?

[@WorkshopAddict]

I have not yet. Working on it.

[@patrickhuston8286]

How many hours on those tracks 25 ?

[@WorkshopAddict]

I believe that was right around 240. This machine is/was used in sand all the time and the tracks did not have much wear. What did happen was they tore from the bottom and started to separate causing a lot of issues. The tracks would have lasted me 1200 hours IF they would have stayed together.