Dingo Hire

At iseekplant, we have dingo hire suppliers Australia-wide in all capital cities from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne to Perth, Canberra, Adelaide and Darwin. We also offer dingo hire solutions in all major towns and cities from Mandurah over to Bendigo and Geelong and then up to the Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Townsville and Cairns. No matter where your project is located, we’ll connect you with the best plant for the job.

The answer is not overly straight forward. No certification or licence is needed if you are hiring a dingo for use in a non-commercial DIY project on private property, although a machine supplier will brief you on safety and general operational use.

On the other hand, typical commercial jobs require you to demonstrate that you have the adequate skills and experience to operate a dingo at the time of hire. The dingo hire companies are responsible for providing operators with the adequate information, training, instruction and supervision. It is essential that dingos are appropriately used to minimise safety risks.

The only time you will require a licence for dingo operation is during dangerous projects such as demolition and asbestos removal. In this case, a High-Risk Work Licence is required.

Depending on your needs, the cost of dingo hire varies. For example, a smaller dingo conducting soil levelling may cost between $90 and $125 per day. The price changing features include the dingo’s size, time of hire (i.e. weekday or weekend) and wet or dry hire. Likewise, attachment costs vary too with blade attachments costing approximately $40 and post hole diggers costing approximately $90.

Dingos are ideal for those intricate and time-sensitive projects, or those with access restraints that prohibit the effectiveness of traditional loaders. Be it earthmoving, landscaping, soil levelling, trenching or post hole digging, dingo can complete the work on a variety of terrains with their wheel and tracked options. These loaders are trusted machines in mines, factories and smelters.

Dingos are user friendly with great visibility and simplistic controls. There are only four controls in most cases - two controls to steer and two controls to adjust the attachment. The most important thing to be aware of is the requirement of wearing the appropriate safety gear, plugs, specs and gloves. Attachments are also quite easy to change over should you require multiple for your project.

The simplest way to get a quote for a dingo in your area is to use iseekplant's Get a Quote tool. Just tell us when and where you need your dingo, and we'll get you the best quotes available! Alternatively, call us on 1300 691 912 or email us at projects@iseekplant.com.au.

Dingos are mini diggers that come in a variety of models and a wide range of attachments and are well-equipped to service earthmoving and digging projects. Primed with narrow access ability, dingos are compact hydraulic powerhouses that can successfully accomplish a variety of tasks. This comfortable and astute machine could be the option for you.