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Registering your product will ensure notification of important updates and expedite warranty service should it be necessary. Product Information. Assembly Drawings Search for ;arts part within assembly drawings:. Air Cleaner Assembly No. Alternator Components Assembly. Control Panel Assembly.

Crankcase Assembly. Cylinder Head Assembly. Cylinder Head Cover Assembly. Dipstick, Guide and Oil Pump Assembly. Electrical System Assembly. Engine and Pump Assembly. Engine Gasket Kits. Exhaust Manifold Assembly. Fan Assembly. Flywheel and Fuel Camshaft Assembly.

Fuel Pump and Fuel Filter. Grill Assembly. Hood Assembly. Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly No. Hydraulic Motor Assembly Toro tx525 parts manual. Tooro Pump Assembly No. Idle Apparatus and Stop Solenoid Assembly. Injection Pump and Governor Assembly. Inlet Manifold Assembly. Loader Arm Assembly. Loader Arm Hydraulic Assembly. Main Bearing Case Toro tx525 parts manual. Main Frame and Fuel Tank Assembly. Nozzle Holder and Glow Plug Assembly.

Nozzle Holder Assembly. Oil Pan Assembly. Oil Switch and Thermometer Assembly. One Spool Valve Assembly No. Parking Brake Assembly. Piston and Crankshaft Assembly. Principal Hydraulic Assembly. Quick Attach Assembly. Radiator and Air Cleaner Assembly. Rear Access Cover Assembly. Speed Control Plate Assembly. Starter Components Assembly. Starter Installation Assembly.

Track and Traction Assembly. Traction Control Assembly. Traction Hydraulic Assembly. Two Spool Valve Assembly No. Valve and Rocker Arm Assembly.

Water Manul Assembly. Download Parts Catalog. Service Manual. Print English French Spanish Seal Kit Part Spool Tpro Kit Part Mounts onto Dingo loader arm to carry spool of wire or cable. Used with toro tx525 parts manual chuted blade assembly for pulling cable or wire. TX Road wheel kit Part Road Wheel Kit for TX and models. Toro tx525 parts manual Kit Part Standard Bucket Part Use this standard bucket for moving rock, dirt, sand or other materials off and around the job site.

The hardened steel cutting edge offers improved cutting and digging capability for better performance to handle tough digging conditions and toro tx525 parts manual superior wear. Light Materials Bucket Part Designed for moving light materials like chip-bark, mulch, snow and loam. The larger capacity bucket, 6. The hardened steel cutting edge allows for improved cutting and digging capability for better performance to handle tough digging conditions and affords superior wear.

Utility Blade Part The Toro Toro tx525 parts manual hydraulic blade greatly increases the versatility of your Dingo system.

This incredibly versatile attachment can be used for a variety of earth or snow moving jobs. Fill trenches where rows of trees have been planted or irrigation pipes have been installed. Keep your hydraulic blade working in the winter by pushing snow from sidewalks in one pass.

Rotary Broom, Dingo Part Adjustable Forks, Dingo Part Leveler, Dingo Part Bore Drive Head Part Shorter rod lengths and the ability to lower the bore head below grade allow you to work in both confined and open areas, increasing your productivity. Rod and Reamer Kit Part Used with to tunnel under driveways, tx5255, etc.

Multi-Purpose Tool Part This versatile attachment is actually 3 tools in 1! Easily converts into a ripper, boom or tow-bar by toro tx525 parts manual changing a few pins. Use these tools to move, carry, lift, prep, rip, dig up, transport and haul.

Stump Grinder Attachment Part Make grinding stumps quicker and more productive with the stump toro tx525 parts manual attachment for your Toro Dingo. Hydraulic Tree Forks Part The Toro Dingo hydraulic tree forks can help you plant trees and large toro tx525 parts manual quickly kanual effortlessly, plus move all sorts of materials around your garden center or nursery.

The Dingo Compact Utility Loader is especially easy to maneuver, helping you transport and position trees or shrubs exactly where you want them. Cement Bowl Part This unique attachment will mix and pour up to toro tx525 parts manual The specially designed auger flighting inside the cement bowl keeps the cement in the bowl during mixing.

This toro tx525 parts manual auger toeo permits cement to be poured into fence post holes with the posts in place! Tiller Part The Toro Dingo tiller attachment greatly increases the productivity and performance of your Dingo system. Break through hard soil conditions up to 6" Avoid clogging the tiller by using one easy hand control to reverse the direction of the tiller to clear jams from rocks and debris.

Rock Auger, Dingo Part Trencher Crumber Windows 10 gpedit disabled Spring design, trencher accessory to help clean out продолжить. Narrow Bucket Part

 

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Registering your product will ensure notification of important updates and expedite warranty service should it be necessary. Product Information. Assembly Drawings Search for a part within assembly drawings:. Air Cleaner Assembly No.

Alternator Components Assembly. Control Panel Assembly. Crankcase Assembly. Cylinder Head Assembly. Cylinder Head Cover Assembly. Dipstick, Guide and Oil Pump Assembly. Electrical System Assembly. Engine Gasket Kits. Exhaust Manifold Assembly. Fan Assembly.

Flywheel and Fuel Camshaft Assembly. Grill Assembly. Hood Assembly. Hydraulic Cylinder Assembly No. Hydraulic Motor Assembly No. Hydraulic Pump and Filter Assembly. Hydraulic Pump Assembly No. Idle Apparatus and Stop Solenoid Assembly. Injection Pump and Governor Assembly. Inlet Manifold Assembly. Loader Arm Assembly. Loader Arm Hydraulic Assembly. Main Bearing Case Assembly. Main Frame and Fuel Tank Assembly.

Nozzle Holder and Glow Plug Assembly. Nozzle Holder Assembly. Oil Pan Assembly. Oil Switch and Thermometer Assembly.

One Spool Valve Assembly No. Parking Brake Assembly. Piston and Crankshaft Assembly. Principal Hydraulic Assembly. Quick Attach Assembly. Radiator and Air Cleaner Assembly. Rear Access Cover Assembly. Speed Control Plate Assembly.

Starter Components Assembly. Starter Installation Assembly. Track and Traction Assembly. Traction Control Assembly. Traction Hydraulic Assembly. Two Spool Valve Assembly No. Valve and Rocker Arm Assembly. Water Pipe Assembly. Download Parts Catalog. Service Manual. Print English Spool Carrier Kit Part Mounts onto Dingo loader arm to carry spool of wire or cable.

Used with the chuted blade assembly for pulling cable or wire. TX Road wheel kit Part Road Wheel Kit for TX and models. Puller Kit Part Standard Bucket Part Use this standard bucket for moving rock, dirt, sand or other materials off and around the job site.

The hardened steel cutting edge offers improved cutting and digging capability for better performance to handle tough digging conditions and affords superior wear. Light Materials Bucket Part Designed for moving light materials like chip-bark, mulch, snow and loam. The larger capacity bucket, 6. The hardened steel cutting edge allows for improved cutting and digging capability for better performance to handle tough digging conditions and affords superior wear. Utility Blade Part The Toro Dingo hydraulic blade greatly increases the versatility of your Dingo system.

This incredibly versatile attachment can be used for a variety of earth or snow moving jobs. Fill trenches where rows of trees have been planted or irrigation pipes have been installed. Keep your hydraulic blade working in the winter by pushing snow from sidewalks in one pass. Rotary Broom, Dingo Part Bore Drive Head Part Shorter rod lengths and the ability to lower the bore head below grade allow you to work in both confined and open areas, increasing your productivity.

Rod and Reamer Kit Part Used with to tunnel under driveways, sidewalks, etc. Multi-Purpose Tool Part This versatile attachment is actually 3 tools in 1! Easily converts into a ripper, boom or tow-bar by simply changing a few pins. Use these tools to move, carry, lift, prep, rip, dig up, transport and haul. Stump Grinder Attachment Part Make grinding stumps quicker and more productive with the stump grinder attachment for your Toro Dingo. Hydraulic Tree Forks Part The Toro Dingo hydraulic tree forks can help you plant trees and large shrubs quickly and effortlessly, plus move all sorts of materials around your garden center or nursery.

The Dingo Compact Utility Loader is especially easy to maneuver, helping you transport and position trees or shrubs exactly where you want them. Cement Bowl Part This unique attachment will mix and pour up to pounds The specially designed auger flighting inside the cement bowl keeps the cement in the bowl during mixing. This same auger design permits cement to be poured into fence post holes with the posts in place!

Tiller Part The Toro Dingo tiller attachment greatly increases the productivity and performance of your Dingo system. Break through hard soil conditions up to 6" Avoid clogging the tiller by using one easy hand control to reverse the direction of the tiller to clear jams from rocks and debris. Trencher Crumber Part Spring design, trencher accessory to help clean out trenches. Trench Filler Part Designed for time and money-saving efficiency, this attachment lets operators fill trenches in a single pass.

Two sets of opposing augers direct the spoils from the sides of the trench back into the hole, while the filler levels off the work area and fluffs the turf on each side of the trench minimizing its footprint.

Trencher accessory to help clean out trenches. Narrow Bucket Part Handle compact construction and remodeling sites by moving through 36"

   

 

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Table Of Contents. Quick Links. See also: Operator's Manual. Table of Contents. Previous Page. Next Page. The Toro company has made every effort to make the information in this manual complete and correct. The Table of Contents lists the systems and the related topics covered in this manual. Page 5 Throttle Cable Installation Page 6 Testing - Water Temperature Light Page 7 Purpose Page 8 Belt Replacement Page 10 Auxiliary Flow Testing Sitework Systems TX compact utility loader. Avoid injury from batteries Avoid operating practices.

Page Periodic Maintenance Items lbs. Page Hydraulic System Working Pressure: psi Bore Size: 2. Page Hydraulic System Cont The tracks are Kevlar reinforced, endless rubber rings with 28 internal drive lugs. The outer tread on the tracks is a turf-friendly S-shaped pattern with pitched crosscuts. Page Torque Specifications Fastener Identification Recommended fastener torque values are listed in the following tables. For critical applications, as determined by Toro, either the recommended torque or a torque that is unique to the application is clearly identified and specified in the service manual.

Page Standard Torque For Dry, Zinc Plated, And Steel Fasteners Inch Series The specific torque value should be determined based on the fastener size, the aluminum or base material strength, length of thread engagement, etc. Page Standard Torque For Dry, Zinc And Steel Fasteners Metric Series The specific torque value should be determined based on the fastener size, the aluminum or base material strength, length of thread engagement, etc.

TX Service Manual Rev. Page Other Torque Specifications All torque values are based on non- lubricated fasteners. Conversion Factors in-lb X Page Equivalents And Conversions Page U. Note: The hourmeter does not have service indicators. Grease all pivot joints every 8 operating hours and immediately after every washing. Lower the loader arm and stop the engine.

Remove the key from the ignition switch. Clean the grease fittings with a rag. Connect grease gun to each fitting and pump grease into the fittings until grease begins to ooze out approximately 3 pumps. Wipe any excess grease. For safety reasons, make sure the frame of the unit is supported. Fig DSCa 3. Remove the wheel bearing cap with seal Fig.

Page Hydraulic Reservoir Tank Check the hydraulic fluid level daily before the engine is first started and after every 25 operating hours. Fig PICT 1. Remove the attachment, if one is installed. Park the traction unit on a level surface, open the hood, raise the loader arm, install cylinder lock and 7.

The fluid level should be between the marks on the fully retract the tilt cylinder. If the level is low, add enough fluid to raise it to the proper level. Stop the engine, remove the key, and and allow the engine to cool. Install the cap on the filler neck. Remove the LH side grill. Install the RH side grill. Clean the area around the filler neck of the hydraulic Start the unit, remove the cylinder lock and lower the tank Fig. Close the hood. Page Replacing The Hydraulic Filter Raise the loader arm and install cylinder lock.

Place absorbant towels under the filter. Remove the old filter Fig. Do not over fill the tank. Install LH side grill. Install the rear access cover. Remove cylinder lock and lower the loader arms. Note: Dispose of used oil and filters at a certified recycling center. Page Changing The Hydraulic Fluid Note: The hydraulic filter should be replaced when- ever the hydraulic oil is changed. Position the traction unit on a level surface and open the hood.

Raise the loader arm, install the cylinder lock, stop the engine, and remove the key. Allow the traction unit to cool completely. Place a large drain pan capable of holding 15 gallons under the drain plug on the front of the traction unit Fig. Start the engine, remove the cylinder lock, raise and lower the loader arm, then drive the unit forward and backward to purge air from the system and check for leaks.

Stop the engine. Check the hydraulic fluid level and top it off if necessary. Replace the hydraulic tank cap and dipstick Fig. Oil fill C. Oil filter B. Change oil after the first 50 operating hours. For severe duty or rental applications, change every operating hours. Cleaning Radiator The engine fan draws the air from the engine compart- ment and pushes the air through that hydraulic oil cooler and radiator.

Remove any build up of debris on the oil cooler and radiator with compressed air. Change the engine coolant yearly.

Remove the breather from the breather tube Fig. Park the machine on a flat surface, open the hood and raise the loader arm. Lock the loader arm into position using the loader arm lock.

Turn the machine off and allow it to cool. Remove the left and right hand side panels Fig. Fig PICTa 5. Remove the 4 bolts securing the grill assembly to the frame Fig.

Slide the grill assembly forward Fig. Remove the grill assembly taking care not to dam- age the hydraulic tank breather hose Fig. Remove the 2 bolts and nuts securing the overflow 9. Inspect the foam seals on the inside of the grill as- tank bracket to the grill assembly Fig. Replace if worn or damaged Fig. Page 35 Place an absorbent towel under the oil cooler inlet Fig PICTa Cap the hydraulic line and fitting so debris does not radiator mount to the frame Fig.

Place an absorbent towel under the oil cooler outlet fitting located on the upper right hand corner of the oil cooler. Remove the front radiator mount Fig. Place the other end of the hose into a drain pan. Open the petcock and remove the radiator cap to drain the anti-freeze Fig. Remove the drain hose and close the petcock.