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Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2014 15:25:51 -0800

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I just  a 2007 Toro Dingo TX 420 with 10 hours on it. I know it's now a low-powered unit,
 compared to the machines equiped with ever-bigger motors but the  was right. I've used the machine just a couple of hours and love it but I do have a couple of concerns-more like 
 one concern and one need. 

The concern... I notice that when I run the machine near top speed on asphalt
 with a loaded bucket, it slows a bit, seems to labor, and I notice the slight
  but distinct smell of burning rubber (yikes). I suspect that the belt is slipping due to the load. But I wonder why there should be a strain. Should a Dingo struggle under such 
  conditions? If not, any ideas about what might be happening? Does a Dingo require slower traveling speed on asphalt, especially with a load (I don't notice the strain or rubber smell when I hit the dirt)? I should mention, that this machine was d from a dealer (full warranty), and is new condition with narry a scratch (I have inquired with the dealer about this, but have not
   yet gotten a reponse). 
S Mine is a small operation, and he Dingo was a large  for me and buying Toro attachmentsthan aftermarket products makes me wonder if they are better or just more. Specifically, I'm considering the Step-up rider Platform, the Arrow Material Handling products (AMH) pallett forks, and the Bradco 3-in-one Multitool vs the Toro versions. I can get the 3 aftermarket tools for the  of 2 of the Toro attachments.