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Fuel Type | Diesel |
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Engine Power | 24.8 hp |
Operating Capacity | 750 lbs (340 kg) |
Travel Speed | 4.7 mph |
Width | 36 inches |
Information on recording unit and engine serial numbers and date of purchase.
Details the SK750/SK755's design for light-to medium-duty construction work.
Identifies key parts of the machine using a diagram and numbered list.
Diagram illustrating the front, rear, left, and right sides of the unit.
Highlights the manual's importance for safety, operation, and maintenance; advises keeping it with equipment.
Essential safety guidelines to follow before operating any jobsite equipment.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION levels and NOTICE, IMPORTANT words used in safety alerts.
Details DANGER and WARNING alerts regarding moving parts, electricity, crushing weight, and gases.
Outlines procedures for emergency shutdown and electric strike response.
Actions to take if an electric or gas line is damaged.
Procedures for machine fires and damaged fiber optic cables.
Diagram and descriptions of all gauges and indicators on the control panel.
Identifies and describes the function of main operator controls like joysticks, throttle, and lift arms.
Locates and explains the hydraulic fluid bypass and auxiliary power outlet.
Details the level indicator used for adjusting attachments on the tool carrier.
Steps for reviewing job plans, arranging traffic control, and planning for emergency services.
Checks to perform on the jobsite before transporting equipment, including hazard identification.
Process for classifying jobsite based on underground hazards like electric, gas, or silica dust.
Precautions for electric, natural gas, crystalline silica dust, and other jobsite hazards.
Checking supplies, fluid levels, equipment condition, and accessories.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting an attachment to the machine.
Procedure for connecting hydraulic hoses for attachments, including safety warnings.
Procedure for starting the machine, including pre-start checks and warnings.
Basic driving instructions and safety precautions, including tipover warnings.
Guidance on operating the machine safely on slopes, including factors affecting stability.
Steps for properly shutting down the machine, including engine cool-down.
Procedure and points for safely lifting the unit using a hoist, with warnings.
Instructions for loading the machine onto a trailer, including tie-down requirements.
Identifies tiedown points and describes the procedure for securing the unit for transport.
Steps for safely unloading the machine from a trailer.
Procedures and limitations for towing the machine if it breaks down.
Instructions for cleaning the machine, with warnings about the operator's console.
Steps for safely disconnecting an attachment from the machine.
Ensuring tools and accessories are properly secured on the trailer.
General service precautions, including working under raised lift arms and engine off.
Warnings and precautions for jump starting and welding on the machine.
Lists recommended lubricants, service key, and engine oil temperature chart.
Specifications for approved diesel fuel and biodiesel blends, including important notes.
Tasks for initial and every 10-hour service, including checking oil, filters, and brakes.
Tasks for 50-hour service, including changing oil/filters, fan belt, and hydraulic filter.
Tasks for 200-hour service, including changing oil/filter, and checking intake air line.
Tasks for 500-hour service, including changing fuel filters and hydraulic fluid/filter.
Task for 2000-hour service: changing engine coolant.
Procedure for changing the air filter when the indicator shows it's needed.
Detailed procedures and safety warnings for jump starting the machine.
Steps to take for malfunctions, including notifying the dealer and providing purchase information.
Information on obtaining publications and videos from your Ditch Witch dealer.
Information on contacting the dealer for on-site, individualized training.
Details the limited warranty policy for equipment and replacement parts.
Lists conditions and damages that are excluded from the product warranty.
A log to record service performed, date, and hours.