Toro has introduced the new eDingo TX 750, the next evolution in Toro’s battery-powered compact utility loaders (CULs), and the latest addition to Toro’s growing portfolio of electric-powered products. Available in narrow-track and wide-track models, the Toro eDingo TX 750 is designed to tackle demanding tasks with ease and provide all-day reliability for interior demolition and construction jobs.
“The new eDingo TX 750 addresses some of the most pressing challenges in today’s industries, from labor shortages and worker safety to emissions regulations and rising maintenance costs,” said Kaitlyn Ingli, product marketing manager at Toro. “With Toro’s HyperCell battery system delivering all-day runtime, this machine empowers crews to work efficiently and complete projects on time and on budget.”
The 750's maximum operating height is 106 inches and its reach fully raised is 21.2 in. It's rated operating capacity is 750 lbs. and dump angle is 40 degrees. Battery capacity is 22.3 kWh.
Building on the success of Toro’s eDingo 500, the new eDingo TX 750 combines the versatility and maneuverability of Toro’s trusted Dingo line with advanced electric power, meeting the growing demand for reliable battery-powered solutions in the compact utility loader market. Powered by Toro’s proprietary HyperCell Battery System, this machine delivers up to eight hours of runtime, guaranteeing maximum productivity for crews pushing through long, demanding shifts.
For interior construction professionals, such as demolition and concrete contractors, the Toro eDingo TX 750 sets the standard as the ultimate solution for indoor jobsites. The narrow-track model is designed to navigate tight, confined spaces with ease, making it a choice for complex interior projects where maneuverability is crucial. This unit offers maximum traction on hard terrain, tackling even the toughest materials and obstacles with ease.
Toro’s lineup of 30-inch attachments—specifically tailored for interior demolition and construction—includes a standard bucket, adjustable forks, a floor scraper, and a grapple bucket, all of which fit through a standard 3-foot door. Whether you’re tackling precision demolition, material handling, or surface preparation, the eDingo is uniquely equipped to dominate the challenges of indoor projects. Simply put, the eDingo TX 750 is a solution for demanding jobsites, delivering unmatched productivity, efficiency, and reliability where it’s needed most.
The eDingo TX 750 doesn’t just shine behind closed doors, though. The wide track model offers stability on soft jobsite surfaces, minimizing ground disturbance with its wider footprint, making it a choice for outdoor jobsites. Landscape contractors and homeowners can rely on the wide track model for its heavy-duty capabilities to move gravel, soil, rock or concrete efficiently, reducing manual labor while maintaining precision. Municipalities benefit from its ability to transition into electric fleets, handling tasks like park maintenance, demolition, and debris clearing without sacrificing power or reliability.
Key features of the new eDingo TX 750 include:
- Heavy Lifting Power: Efficiently handles tough jobs like material transport and demolition with ease, reducing reliance on manual labor while minimizing worker strain and injury risk.
- Performance without Compromise: Toro’s HyperCell Battery System delivers long-lasting run times and quick-charging capabilities, ensuring eight-hours of operation throughout the workday without compromising performance.
- Compact footprint: The Narrow Track unit measures a compact 31.5 inches wide, which means it fits through 3-foot doorways and maneuvers easily in confined spaces like hallways, small rooms and through gates.
- Patented Controls: Intuitive, easy-to-learn T-handle controls empower operators to master the machine in minutes — no special certifications required.
- Durable Design: Built to thrive in challenging environments, including rough terrain, tight areas, and heavy-duty applications.
- Narrow and Wide Track Models: Tailored options for navigating tight indoor spaces and outdoor terrain.
“Whether you’re hauling heavy loads on a jobsite, clearing debris inside a building, or tackling a backyard project, the new eDingo TX 750 is like having an extra set of hands — but way stronger and without any downtime,” said Ingli. “It’s built tough, easy to use, and powered to run all day, so you can get the job done faster without breaking a sweat.”
The rugged build and compact design of the new eDingo TX 750 make it a standout choice for demanding environments, while its electric operation lowers maintenance needs and eliminates downtime.
