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The Dingo K9 Digger was developed for those situations where a normal backhoe or mini excavator would not fit, with the added benefit of possessing more power than its competitors. This is because of the 3000 / 3400psi hydraulic pressure. The breakout force of the Dingo K9 Digger is approximately 1000 kg per Newton metre which means the Dingo Backhoe is equivalent to machines double its weight. The Dingo K9 Digger can get into tight positions; it’s only 1 metre wide and can dig to a depth of 1.8 metres. The Dingo K9 Digger is the only mini skid steer digger attachment with the ROPS safety feature. Please visit www.dingo.com.au for more information.

I have a 2006 Ram 3500 dually, and I’m currently running the 5.9L 610 Cummins Diesel with a 48RE 4 speed automatic. I have a bully dog programmer, set on the lowest power level, an AFE stage 2 intake, ATS arc flow intake, and a 5 inch MBRP cat back exhaust. I’m now pretty much done upgrading the engine and I’m looking for some fairly easy upgrades to help my tranny handle this kind of power. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I really don’t pull all that much with the truck, mainly just using it on road tooling around town and going on an occasional road trip. Once in a while I’ll tow around a skid loader or a mini-excavator on a gooseneck…

Any suggestions other than use a “light foot” will help,

Thanks

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Tech Tips Today – Gadget and Gizmo News

Three of the most popular pieces of equipment are a backhoe loader, a mini excavator, and a slip steer loader. There are a lot of people who either purchase a backhoe Read the rest of this entry »