When you need compact equipment that can work inside a building, the Toro eDingo 500 is built for the job.
With a narrow 30-inch width, electric power and zero engine exhaust emissions, the eDingo 500 can maneuver through standard 36-inch doorways and work in enclosed areas where traditional gas- or diesel-powered equipment may not be practical. Toro specifically designed the eDingo 500 for indoor construction, demolition and renovation applications.
Available attachments include:
Standard Bucket – Move concrete, dirt, sand, debris and other materials.
Adjustable Forks – Move pallets, drywall, lumber, equipment and other jobsite materials.
Root Grapple – Grab, move and remove bulky debris and materials.
Blue Island Floor Scraper – Designed for floor removal and surface preparation.
Ideal for Interior Construction
The eDingo 500 is particularly useful when your project requires equipment that can operate inside a building without the exhaust and noise associated with conventional internal-combustion equipment.
🏗️ Construction Cleanup
Move demolition debris, concrete, dirt and construction materials with the bucket. The compact footprint allows you to work in tighter areas and maneuver around existing structures.
🧱 Interior Demolition
After walls, flooring or other materials are removed, the eDingo can help collect, move and load debris, reducing the amount of material that has to be moved by hand.
🏠 Remodeling & Renovation
Moving materials through a building can be one of the most labor-intensive parts of a renovation. The eDingo's compact design makes it useful for moving materials through doorways and around confined jobsites.
🪵 Material Handling
Use the forks to move pallets, building materials and equipment around the jobsite.
🧹 Construction Cleanup
The bucket and grapple attachments can help gather and move demolition debris, allowing crews to spend less time manually handling heavy materials.
🟦 Floor Removal
Pair the eDingo 500 with the Blue Island Floor Scraper for floor removal applications. Designed for removing materials including vinyl, quarry and ceramic tile, carpet squares, paint and glue.
Fits Through a 36-Inch Door
One of the biggest advantages of the Toro eDingo 500 is its 30-inch machine width.
That means you can get compact equipment into many areas where a traditional skid steer or larger loader simply cannot go.
30" wide machine → 36" doorway → Interior jobsite
The eDingo can be used in:
Commercial buildings
Warehouses
Retail spaces
Restaurants
Offices
Schools
Remodeling projects
Interior demolition sites
Flooring projects
Residential renovations
Toro states that the eDingo 500 is designed to fit through a 3-foot doorway.
Electric Power for Indoor Jobs
The Toro HyperCell® Power System provides electric operation with zero engine exhaust emissions and reduced noise, making the eDingo particularly useful for enclosed construction and renovation environments. Toro lists up to 8 hours of continuous runtime under its specified conditions.
The eDingo 500 also uses solid, non-marking wheels, making it well suited for many finished or partially finished indoor work environments.
Toro eDingo 500 Specifications
Power Source: Toro HyperCell® Lithium-Ion Battery
Battery Capacity: 13.57 kWh
Continuous Runtime: Up to 8 hours*
Rated Operating Capacity: 515 lbs.
Machine Width: 30 inches
Width with Bucket: 41.8 inches
Length Without Attachment: 66.25 inches
Length with Bucket: 88 inches
Overall Height: 54.25 inches
Hinge Pin Height: 81 inches
Maximum Operating Height: 106 inches
Ground Clearance: 4.25 inches
Operating Weight: 2,342 lbs.
Ground Speed: Up to 2.75 mph
Hydraulic Flow: 6.5 GPM
Hydraulic Pressure: 3,250 PSI
Tires: Solid, non-marking
Specifications are based on Toro's current eDingo 500 Model 22219 specifications.
*Actual runtime varies depending on operating conditions and attachment use.