Comparisons
How STAG’s electric mini loader lines up against another electric mini loader, a diesel or gas mini loader, and the full-size electric option.
Short answer
Among stand-on mini track loaders, the Beetle 100 combines a high rated capacity (about 1,090 lb) with a 110V onboard charger and a standard CII plate. Toro’s electric eDingo TX 750 is narrower at 31.5 in. but lifts 750 lb and needs about 12 hours on 240V to charge fully. Combustion mini loaders cost less up front but carry fuel, engine service and exhaust.
| STAG Beetle 100 | Toro eDingo TX 750 | Toro Dingo TX 1000 | Bobcat T7X | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Power | Battery, 24 kWh | Battery, 22.3 kWh | Combustion engine | Battery, 72.6 kWh |
| Class | Stand-on mini | Stand-on mini | Stand-on mini | Full-size compact track loader |
| Rated op. capacity | ~1,090 lb | 750 lb | 1,000 lb (narrow) | Full-size class |
| Width | 35.6 in narrow | 31.5 in narrow / 37.2 in wide | — | — |
| Hinge pin height | 86 in | 81 in | 81 in | — |
| Charging | 110V ~8 hr; 6.6 kW ~3–4 hr | 240V ~12 hr | Fuel | 240V outlet |
| Runtime | ~8 hr | ~8 hr, task dependent | Tank dependent | — |
| Remote control | Yes, 200 ft | — | — | — |
| Operating weight | 3,240 lb | — | — | 12,590 lb |
— means the figure was not in the source we checked. Confirm all competitor specs with their dealers.
Which one fits
Choose the Beetle 100 when
- You work inside barns, greenhouses, plants or buildings where exhaust is a problem.
- You want to charge from an ordinary outlet without installing 240V service.
- You already own CII mini skid steer attachments.
- You want remote operation for safety or accessibility.
Choose a narrower machine when
- Your gates, doors or aisles are under 36 in. The eDingo TX 750 is 31.5 in. on narrow tracks.
Choose a combustion mini loader when
- The work is all outdoors, far from power, and price up front is the deciding factor.
Choose a full-size loader when
- Loads regularly exceed about half a ton, such as heavy round bales, big earthmoving or high-flow attachments.
Sources
Manufacturer figures checked against STAG’s published pages on October 1, 2026. Where STAG’s own pages disagree, we show the current homepage figure and note the range on the spec sheet.
STAG and Beetle 100 are trademarks of STAG Inc. This guide is produced by Fastline Marketing Group and is not published by STAG Inc. Specifications, prices and warranty terms come from STAG's public materials as of October 1, 2026 and can change; confirm them with an authorized STAG dealer before you buy. Tax information is general and is not tax advice.
