Adapter to Convert Toro Dingo to Full Size Skid Steer QT

Fitment isn't what you call professional or oem it's about half incIh of slop in it and locks I had to modify to get it to unlock from attachments. I wouldn't suggest buying this unless you own q wheel grinder and welder. And some half inch steel.I bought another one that I'll use and keep this for a back up I'd say if my other breaks. These are good quality just the fitment isn't perfect. I would suggest manufacturer make some minor adjustments to there build and they could have a $1400 attachment.

Works just as it should, can't really imagine it needing to be any more heavy duty but it's not "overbuilt'.

Nice job titan...as expected. I own two of your attachments, returned two. "Perfect fitment....worst chinese attachments on the market. How, seriously how are your measurements off by 3/4 inch. My guess, you are using metric conversions. So dangerous, not funny. I get it best bang for the buck, but when it dies not even attempt to engage...I see law suits. I'm done, good luck.Added note, levers for BC quick attach do not stay vertically when trying to attach. Had to cut out the horribly welded plates to get it to disengage....great move...nice quality

The media could not be loaded.  Sturdy: solid welds and proper gauge steelFinish: decent powder coatingFit: I wish I could say this thing was built on a Friday but based on everyone else's reviews it's every day of the week for Titan attachments.I am now grinding through the powder coating to try to get it to mount to a standard bobcat bucket. 🤬I'm happy to say that there is more material than is needed... it's easier to grind it off than it is to add to it. That said, at the time of this review the "sloppiness" on the Toro side of the adapter is so loose that it will flop around and, in time cause "tweaking" of things that should be square... that's concerning and I will have to remedy by taking it to my fabricator. (Double Grrr 🤬🤬)On the bobcat side, I think the lever handles are mounted a quarter of an inch too low which will not allow the pins to fully retract on the bottom and then when you flip the handles down you better have your fingers out of the way because they will get pinched, because to be fully seated they have to go past the 90 degree mark that is parallel with the ground... unlike a standard bobcat OEM bobcat mount that stops with a snap at the 90° mark. Anyone who has used this type of equipment understands what I'm talking about I'd venture to guess...Anyway, back to grinding..

For the cost, well worth it. The pins that lock into the skidsteer attachment are a little finicky to get to lock in, but I use it to use a full size bucket on a mini skidsteer. Welds are good and paint is good on it.

Titan makes a nice adapter mount. I would buy it again.

I bought this adapter plate for my Vermeer 800tx so I could use some of my full size skid steer attachments on the mini. The adapter plate is a bit big for the Vermeer quick attach plate and falls off any time you apply down pressure to any attachment your using it with. Spend the money and get a quality adapter, the savings on this one isn’t worth the headache’s later.