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Cx Series Operator’s Manual

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Service Interval Chart

Service Interval Chart

IMPORTANT:

Chart indicates first instance of repeated service procedures. See detailed information

below.

Adjust, service, or test

Change, initial

Lube, initial

Check

Change

Lube

Service

Battery

Boom mounting bolts

Cooler, hydraulic fluid

Digging chain

Digging chain tension

Dust ejector valve (C24x & C30x)

Filter, air

Filter, engine oil (see Oil, engine)

Filter, hydraulic fluid (see Fluid, hydraulic)

Fluid, hydraulic

Hydraulic hoses

Oil, engine (C12x & C24x)

Oil, engine (C16x)

Oil, engine (C30x)

Restraint bar

Track lug nuts

Track tension

Trench cleaner

Summary of Contents for C12x

Page 1: ...Cx Series C12x C16x C24x C30x Operator s Manual CMW 053 2869 Issue 3 0 Original Instruction...

Page 2: ...ication 3 Machine Components 4 Operator Orientation 5 Operating Area 5 About This Manual 6 Bulleted Lists 6 Numbered Lists 6 California Proposition 65 The engine exhaust from this product contains che...

Page 3: ...anual Serial Number Location Serial Number Location Record serial numbers and date of purchase in spaces provided Serial number is located as shown Item Date of manufacture Date of purchase Machine se...

Page 4: ...tch Witch chain teeth and sprockets They should be operated serviced and repaired only by professionals familiar with their particular characteristics and acquainted with the relevant safety procedure...

Page 5: ...Overview 4 Cx Series Operator s Manual Machine Components Machine Components 1 Control console 2 Engine 3 Digging boom and chain 4 Tracks...

Page 6: ...rview 5 Operator Orientation Operator Orientation 1 Front 2 Right side 3 Rear 4 Left side Operating Area Operator should stand only in the location shown IMPORTANT Top view of machine is shown IMPORTA...

Page 7: ...machine Cross references such as See page 50 will direct you to detailed procedures Bulleted Lists Bulleted lists provide helpful or important information or contain procedures that do not have to be...

Page 8: ...contact your Ditch Witch dealer If you need assistance in locating a dealer visit our website at www ditchwitch com or write to the following address The Charles Machine Works Inc ATTN Marketing Depar...

Page 9: ...30x Issue number 3 0 OM 09 19 Part number 053 2869 Copyright 2016 2017 2019 by The Charles Machine Works Inc and Ditch Witch are registered trademarks of The Charles Machine Works Inc This product and...

Page 10: ...y alerts and emergency procedures Prepare 21 Procedures for preparing jobsite preparing operator and preparing equipment Controls 29 Machine controls gauges and indicators and how to use them Drive 41...

Page 11: ...chine including lubrication replacement of wear items and basic maintenance Specifications 103 Machine specifications including weights measurements power ratings and fluid capacities Support 121 The...

Page 12: ...s 12 Emergency Procedures 13 Electric Strike Description 13 If an Electric Line is Damaged 14 If a Gas Line is Damaged 14 If a Fiber Optic Cable is Damaged 14 If Machine Catches on Fire 14 Safety Aler...

Page 13: ...h all personnel before work begins Safety videos are available from your Ditch Witch dealer or at www ditchwitch com safe Safety Data Sheets SDS are available at www ditchwitch com support Fully inspe...

Page 14: ...es will conduct electricity back to all equipment Low voltage current can injure or kill Many work related electrocutions result from contact with less than 440 volts Most electric strikes are not not...

Page 15: ...diately shut off engine s if this can be done safely and quickly Remove any ignition source s if this can be done safely and quickly Warn others that a gas line has been cut and that they should leave...

Page 16: ...this entire section before using your equipment Watch for the three safety alert levels DANGER WARNING and CAUTION Learn what each level means indicates a hazardous situation that if not avoided will...

Page 17: ...ving digging teeth Contact will cause death or serious injury Stay at least 6 2m away 2 High noise levels Exposure can cause hearing loss Wear hearing protection 3 Underground utilities Contact can ca...

Page 18: ...erstand operator s manual and all other safety instructions before use Know how to use all controls 5 Lift point See Transport chapter for more information 6 Gasoline Fire or explosion can cause death...

Page 19: ...act will cause death or serious injury Stay at least 6 2m away 3 Underground utilities Contact can cause death or serious injury Locate and verify underground utilities before digging or drilling 4 Mi...

Page 20: ...High noise levels Exposure can cause hearing loss Wear hearing protection 6 Tiedown location See Transport chapter for more information 7 Gasoline Fire or explosion can cause death or serious injury...

Page 21: ...Safety Awareness 20 Cx Series Operator s Manual Attachment Safety Alerts Attachment Safety Alerts Roto Witch Drilling Attachment Rotating shaft Crushing will cause death or serious injury Stay away...

Page 22: ...ob Plan 22 Select Start and End Points 22 Identify Hazards 23 Locate Utilities 24 Classify Jobsite 25 Arrange for Traffic Control 26 Prepare Operator 27 Prepare Equipment 28 Check Supplies 28 Check Eq...

Page 23: ...l site Consider how slope will affect setup and operation Assess the risks on each slope to determine if factors affecting risks create an unsafe condition for working See Slope Guidelines on page 44...

Page 24: ...pe changes in elevation such as hills or open trenches obstacles such as buildings railroad crossings or streams signs of utilities traffic access soil type and condition loose material such as fencin...

Page 25: ...vice contact all local utility companies to have underground utilities located Verify Underground Utilities Have an experienced locating equipment operator sweep area within 20 6 m to each side of pro...

Page 26: ...enching Part 1926 Subpart P and other similar regulations Electric Jobsite Precautions Use one or both of these methods Expose line by careful hand digging or soft excavation Have service shut down wh...

Page 27: ...guidelines or other applicable regulating guidelines for appropriate breathing protection or dust control methods Other Jobsite Precautions You may need to use different methods to safely avoid other...

Page 28: ...at www ditchwitch com safe Safety Data Sheets SDS are available at www ditchwitch com support Use equipment carefully Stop operation and investigate anything that does not look or feel right Jobsite...

Page 29: ...lves pumps and motors tires or tracks signs guards and shields filters air oil hydraulic belts Assemble Accessories If required mount fire extinguisher near the power unit but away from possible point...

Page 30: ...Cx Series Operator s Manual Controls 29 Controls Chapter Contents C12x Engine 30 C16x Engine 32 C24x Engine 34 C30x Engine 36 Console 38...

Page 31: ...Engine 1 Fuel shut off valve 2 Choke 3 Throttle 4 Rope start 5 Ignition switch Item Description IMPORTANT 1 Fuel shut off valve To close move left To open move right Close valve to transport machine...

Page 32: ...ngine Wait until engine warms to gradually open choke 3 Throttle To increase engine speed move left To decrease move right 4 Rope start To start engine pull starter grip lightly until resistance is fe...

Page 33: ...32 Cx Series Operator s Manual C16x Engine C16x Engine 1 Throttle 2 Choke 3 Ignition switch 4 Fuel shut off valve Item Description IMPORTANT 1 Throttle To increase engine speed move up To decrease mo...

Page 34: ...il engine warms to gradually open choke 3 Ignition switch To activate accessories turn right To start engine turn right and hold To shut off machine turn left 4 Fuel shut off valve To close move left...

Page 35: ...Series Operator s Manual C24x Engine C24x Engine 1 Throttle 2 Choke 3 Ignition switch 4 Oil pressure indicator 5 Hourmeter Item Description IMPORTANT 1 Throttle To increase engine speed move up To dec...

Page 36: ...ine warms to gradually open choke 3 Ignition switch To activate accessories turn right To start engine turn right and hold To shut off machine turn left 4 Oil pressure indicator Lights when oil pressu...

Page 37: ...Controls 36 Cx Series Operator s Manual C30x Engine C30x Engine 1 Throttle 2 Choke 3 Ignition switch Item Description IMPORTANT 1 Throttle To increase engine speed move right To decrease move left...

Page 38: ...To close pull To open push Close choke to help start a cold engine Wait until engine warms to gradually open choke 3 Ignition switch To activate accessories turn right To start engine turn right and h...

Page 39: ...onsole 1 Boom lift control 2 Digging chain Roto Witch control 3 Speed Direction controls 4 Hourmeter Tachometer 5 Variable speed control C16x and C30x only C16x only Item Description IMPORTANT 1 Boom...

Page 40: ...equipped with optional Roto Witch drilling attachment Trenching movement is always backward toward you 4 Speed Directioncontrols To drive straight forward move both controls up To drive straight in re...

Page 41: ...trol To increase digging chain speed and decrease ground drive speed loosen knob move control up then tighten knob To decrease digging chain speed and increase ground drive speed loosen knob move cont...

Page 42: ...e Chapter Contents Start 42 Operate 43 Slope Guidelines 44 Reduce Track Wear 45 Shut Down 45 For additional precautions see Safety Awareness and Prepare chapters IMPORTANT For more information on how...

Page 43: ...er warmup carefully operate all hydraulic controls at low throttle until controls operate as described in controls chapter 4 Gradually open choke valve after engine warms EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN Release al...

Page 44: ...arking position 2 and insert it in drive position 1 2 Raise digging boom 3 Set throttle to 3 4 open 4 Move machine in direction of preferred travel NOTICE Drive carefully in congested areas Know machi...

Page 45: ...e aware of these conditions and adjust operation accordingly Maximum engine angle is an absolute limits which must never be exceeded This maximum is stated below since it is a design limit These desig...

Page 46: ...crete driving over curbs or ledges driving with track edges pressed against hard walls or curbs operating on corrosive materials such as salt or fertilizer Shut Down 1 When job is complete move machin...

Page 47: ...Drive 46 Cx Series Operator s Manual Shut Down...

Page 48: ...Contents Lift 48 Points 48 Procedure 48 Haul 49 Inspect Trailer 49 Load 50 Tie Down 51 Unload 52 Retrieve 52 For additional precautions see Safety Awareness and Prepare chapters IMPORTANT For more in...

Page 49: ...e and can damage machinery Procedure Use equipment capable of supporting machine s size and weight See Specifications on page 103 or measure and weigh equipment before lifting Lifted load Crushing wei...

Page 50: ...hine can cause death or serious injury Read and understand operator s manual and all other safety instructions before use Know how to use all controls To help avoid injury Read trailer operator s manu...

Page 51: ...ion is reached 8 Lower boom to trailer bed if space allows 9 Ensure all controls are in neutral position 10 Shut off machine 11 Insert parking pin in parking position 12 Tie down machine Horizontal mo...

Page 52: ...Points Tiedown points are identified by tiedown decals Securing to truck or trailer at other points is unsafe and can damage machinery Procedure Loop a transport chain around each tie down point Ensur...

Page 53: ...r or ramps Retrieve Under normal conditions machine should not be towed If machine becomes disabled and retrieval is necessary Tow for no more than 200yd 180m at less than 1mph 1 6km hr Use towing cha...

Page 54: ...anual Trench 53 Trench Chapter Contents Set Up 54 Operate 55 Finish Job 56 For additional precautions see Safety Awareness and Prepare chapters IMPORTANT For more information on how to operate control...

Page 55: ...shown Restraint bar must be in correct position See Restraint Bar on page 100 3 If equipped remove backfill blade See Backfill Blade on page 73 4 Install correct counterweight configuration See Counte...

Page 56: ...ge of movement Know soil conditions and adjust digging speed accordingly Moving digging teeth Contact will cause death or serious injury Stay at least 6 2m away To help avoid injury Allow 3 914mm betw...

Page 57: ...stop movement 2 Set throttle to half open 3 Raise boom 4 Stop digging chain 5 Raise trench cleaner if equipped 6 Install backfill blade and backfill if desired 7 Drive a short distance away from work...

Page 58: ...onnect Hydraulic Lines 59 Install Drill String 60 Operate 61 Drill 61 Add Rod 63 Backream 65 Install Product 66 Remove Rod 67 Finish Job 68 Disassemble Drill String 68 Remove Drilling Attachment 68 Fo...

Page 59: ...nd verify underground utilities before digging or drilling To help avoid injury Only operate drilling attachment if bore path is more than 10 3m from any underground hazard IMPORTANT Ensure approach t...

Page 60: ...t from storage position See Remove Drilling Attachment on page 68 3 Fully insert mount pin 3 in cylinder of attachment plate 1 aligning drilling attachment with drill string 4 Secure assembly with pin...

Page 61: ...are in good condition 2 Assemble at least 20 6m but no more than 30 9m of drill rod 3 Install drill bit 4 Put drill string in approach trench 5 Start engine 6 Align machine with drill string and inten...

Page 62: ...straightens Misuse of machine can cause death or serious injury Read and understand operator s manual and all other safety instructions before use Know how to use all controls To help avoid injury Nev...

Page 63: ...in correct position IMPORTANT After initial bore is complete backream to enlarge bore or install product See Backream on page 65 See Install Product on page 66 Rotating shaft Crushing will cause deat...

Page 64: ...ring guide and leave area Add Rod If more length is needed ask a Helper to add a rod section Disconnect Drill String from Drilling Attachment 1 Stop rotation of drilling attachment 2 Operate ground dr...

Page 65: ...drilling attachment to align slip latches of new rod section and drilling attachment if needed 5 Move machine forward slowly As soon as new rod section engages drilling attachment have Helper move ha...

Page 66: ...er 3 Start engine 4 Begin clockwise rotation 5 Slowly drive in reverse while maintaining rotation When reamer exits approach trench stop rotation immediately NOTICE Do not try to increase hole size to...

Page 67: ...Use shackle 3 to attach pipe pulling adapter 4 or pulling grip 5 to swivel 4 Attach material to pipe pulling adapter or pulling grip 5 Start engine 6 Set to low throttle 7 Slowly drive in reverse whil...

Page 68: ...Have Helper lightly hold new rod section 3 Rotate drilling attachment to align slip latches of new rod section and drilling attachment if needed 4 Move machine forward slowly As soon as new rod sectio...

Page 69: ...ab through hole in female side of joint 1 using special tool p n 351 272 Pull rod sections apart 2 Remove Drilling Attachment When not in use install the drilling attachment in storage position on lef...

Page 70: ...Chapter Contents Chain Teeth and Sprockets 70 Chain and Tooth Maintenance 70 Chain Types 70 Chain Selection 71 Optional Equipment 72 Backfill Blade 73 Stowed Position 73 Work Position 73 Counterweigh...

Page 71: ...o premature wear and failure Maintain proper amount of tension on digging chain Overtightening will cause chain stretch and loss of machine performance For correct tightening procedure see Digging Cha...

Page 72: ...mended Soil Description Sandy soil Sugar sand blow sand or other soils where sand is the predominant component Soft soil Sandy loam Medium soil Loams loamy clays Hard soil Packed clays gumbo all compa...

Page 73: ...ription Booms Provide depth options of 18 457mm 24 610mm 30 760mm 36 915mm or 48 1220mm Mechanical trench cleaner Removes spoils from the trench floor Backfill blade Returns spoils to trench Drilling...

Page 74: ...blade in stowed position for transport and drilling 1 Shut off machine 2 Insert backfill blade in upright position onto mounting stub 2 3 Secure with pin 1 Work Position Install backfill blade in work...

Page 75: ...C30x IMPORTANT Configurations not listed require no counterweighting Chain Type Boom Length Tooth Type Counterweight Required 35K 36 915mm Shark Chain II 4 102mm and 6 152mm widths 8 4 left 4 right C...

Page 76: ...x Series Operator s Manual Complete the Job 75 Complete the Job Chapter Contents Restore Jobsite 76 Rinse Equipment 76 Stow Tools 76 For additional precautions see Safety Awareness and Prepare chapter...

Page 77: ...Backfill Blade on page 73 Rinse Equipment Spray water onto equipment to remove dirt and mud Stow Tools Ensure all tools and accessories are loaded and properly secured on trailer NOTICE Do not spray w...

Page 78: ...9 Welding Precaution 80 Washing Precaution 80 Recommended Lubricants 80 Engine Oil Temperature Charts 81 Approved Fuel 82 Service Interval Chart 83 Procedures 84 For additional precautions see Safety...

Page 79: ...ment such as insulated boots and gloves breathing protection and face shield etc available for use depending on jobsite hazards or requirements Misuse of machine can cause death or serious injury Read...

Page 80: ...e any static electricity Ensure anyone near open fuel tank has discharged any static electricity Gasoline Fire or explosion will cause death or serious injury Shut down engine before refueling To help...

Page 81: ...ding currents can damage electronic components Always disconnect the ECU ground connection from the frame harness connections to the ECU and other electronic components prior to welding on machine or...

Page 82: ...rts C12x C16x C30x Below 40 F 4 C the use of SAE 30 will result in hard starting Above 80 F 27 C the use of 10W30 may cause increased oil consumption Check oil level more frequently Temperature range...

Page 83: ...use in this machine Minimum octane rating 87 pump octane number R M 2 91 research octane number RON At altitudes above 5000 1524m lower octane fuels may be acceptable Carburetors may also require adju...

Page 84: ...ck Change Lube Service Startup 5 Hours 10 Hours 20 Hours 50 Hours 100 Hours 500 Hours As Needed Battery Boom mounting bolts Cooler hydraulic fluid Digging chain Digging chain tension Dust ejector valv...

Page 85: ...ry Use a single 12V maximum source for charging Never connect to rapid chargers or dual batteries Never lean over battery when making connections Never allow vehicles to touch when charging Never shor...

Page 86: ...down 3 6 Loosen and remove battery cable clamps carefully negative cable first 7 Clean cable clamps and terminals to remove dull glaze 8 Check for signs of internal corrosion in cables 9 Connect batte...

Page 87: ...st of battery in service vehicle 9 Connect the other black negative cable clamp to engine or frame ground on disabled machine at least 12 305 mm from failed battery as shown 10 Operate service vehicle...

Page 88: ...50 hours Tighten to 220ft lb 300N m as needed Cooler Hydraulic Fluid Check before startup Clean as needed 1 Check fluid cooler shown for dirt and debris 2 Clean fins with compressed air or spray wash...

Page 89: ...new chain Rollers Check rollers 4 for wear If rollers are worn replace chain and sprockets Sidebars If sidebars 2 are bent or loose on chain pins chain spacers should be used to join sidebars Teeth Ch...

Page 90: ...with chain jaw Squeeze jaws to reduce pressure on connector pin as shown 7 Loop cable through links nearest connector pin 8 Loosen plug on grease cylinder or turn tension adjustment screw countercloc...

Page 91: ...headshaft about 1 305mm 5 Move ground drive control to neutral 6 Lower boom to horizontal position 7 Shut machine off 8 Insert parking pin 9 Pull rear end of chain over tail roller or sprocket by abo...

Page 92: ...3 When proper tension is reached tighten jam nut Grease Cylinder 1 Loosen plug on grease cylinder 2 To tighten digging chain add grease To loosen release grease 3 When proper tension is reached tight...

Page 93: ...Change every 100 hours C12x 1 Remove wing nut 1 to remove air filter cover 2 2 Remove wing nut 3 to remove primary 4 and secondary 5 filter elements 3 Wipe inside of housing and wash cover 4 Inspect e...

Page 94: ...ensure it is seated correctly 5 Install cover and secure with wing nuts C24x C30x 1 Remove air filter cover 4 2 Remove primary 2 and secondary 3 elements 3 Wipe inside of housing 1 and wash cover 4 I...

Page 95: ...ore startup Change every 500 hours Check 1 Check level at sight glass 1 2 Add THF at fill 2 as needed to keep level at halfway point on sight glass Change 1 Remove plug 3 to drain 2 Install plug 3 Cha...

Page 96: ...than hands to check for leaks Before disconnecting a hydraulic line turn engine off and operate all controls to relieve pressure Lower block or support any raised component with a hoist Cover connect...

Page 97: ...hours and every 100 hours thereafter Check 1 Check level at dipstick 3 2 Add GEO at fill 2 as needed to keep level at highest line on dipstick Change 1 While oil is warm remove plug 1 to drain 2 Inst...

Page 98: ...0 hours thereafter Check 1 Check level at dipstick 2 2 Add GEO at fill 1 as needed to keep level at highest line on dipstick Change 1 While oil is warm remove drain plug 4 and drain 2 Install plug 3 R...

Page 99: ...urs thereafter Check 1 Check level at dipstick 1 before each use 2 Add GEO at fill 2 as needed to keep level at highest line on dipstick Change 1 While oil is warm remove plug 4 and drain 2 Install pl...

Page 100: ...urs thereafter Check 1 Check level at dipstick 1 before each use 2 Add GEO at fill 2 as needed to keep level at highest line on dipstick Change 1 While oil is warm remove plug 4 and drain 2 Install pl...

Page 101: ...een the center of the tail roller sprocket and the end of the digging chain A Check all bolts securing restraint bar to arm 4 on each side shown and arm to boom every 10 hours 1 Check for looseness or...

Page 102: ...ockwise until distance between track and straight edge is 0 25 6mm 3 Tighten jam nut 4 Start engine 5 Drive straight forward one machine length 6 Shut machine off and let cool 7 Check track tension an...

Page 103: ...Service 102 Cx Series Operator s Manual Procedures...

Page 104: ...Cx Series Operator s Manual Specifications 103 Specifications Chapter Contents C12x 104 C16x 108 C24x 112 C30x 116 Declaration of Conformity 120...

Page 105: ...ch width 4 6 102 150mm C Boom travel down 63 63 C1 Boom travel up 60 60 E1 Centerline trench to outside edge of machine left 17 2 437mm E2 Centerline trench to outside edge of machine right 18 6 472mm...

Page 106: ...operating weight 1360lb 617kg Engine US Metric Engine Honda iGX390 Fuel Gasoline Cooling medium Air Number of cylinders 1 Displacement 27 3in3 389cm Bore 3 5 88mm Stroke 2 5 64mm Manufacturer s net po...

Page 107: ...ystem US Metric Dual pump total capacity 3600rpm 7 5gpm 28 4L min Pump characteristics 3600rpm to ground drive Pressure relief valve setting 2500psi 172bar Capacity 1 5gpm 5 7L min Pump characteristic...

Page 108: ...actices Specifications are general and subject to change without notice If exact measurements are required equipment should be weighed and measured Due to selected options delivered equipment may not...

Page 109: ...ure 45 45 A3 Angle of approach 52 52 B Trench width 4 3 6 110 150mm C Boom travel down 63 63 C1 Boom travel up 60 60 E1 Centerline trench to outside edge of machine left 17 2 437mm E2 Centerline trenc...

Page 110: ...US Metric Engine Briggs Stratton Vanguard 16 0 small block V twin horizontal shaft Fuel gasoline Cooling medium air Number of cylinders 2 Displacement 29 23in3 479cm Bore 2 68 68mm Stroke 2 6 66mm Ma...

Page 111: ...ulic System US Metric Dual pump total capacity 3600rpm 11 5gpm 43 5L min Pump characteristics 3600rpm to ground drive Pressure relief valve setting 2200psi 152bar Capacity 1 5gpm 5 7L min Pump charact...

Page 112: ...actices Specifications are general and subject to change without notice If exact measurements are required equipment should be weighed and measured Due to selected options delivered equipment may not...

Page 113: ...ure 45 45 A3 Angle of approach 52 52 B Trench width 4 3 6 110 150mm C Boom travel down 63 63 C1 Boom travel up 60 60 E1 Centerline trench to outside edge of machine left 17 2 437mm E2 Centerline trenc...

Page 114: ...weight 1915lb 869kg Engine US Metric Engine Honda GX690 Fuel gasoline Cooling medium air Number of cylinders 2 Displacement 42in3 688cm Bore 3 07 78mm Stroke 2 83 72mm Manufacturer s net power rating...

Page 115: ...System US Metric Dual pump total capacity 3600rpm 13gpm 49 2L min Pump characteristics 3600rpm to ground drive Pressure relief valve setting 2500psi 172bar Capacity 3gpm 11 4L min Pump characteristic...

Page 116: ...actices Specifications are general and subject to change without notice If exact measurements are required equipment should be weighed and measured Due to selected options delivered equipment may not...

Page 117: ...ure 45 45 A3 Angle of approach 51 51 B Trench width 4 3 6 110 150mm C Boom travel down 63 63 C1 Boom travel up 60 60 E1 Centerline trench to outside edge of machine left 17 2 437mm E2 Centerline trenc...

Page 118: ...US Metric Engine Briggs Stratton Vanguard 31 0 big block V twin horizontal shaft Fuel gasoline Cooling medium air Number of cylinders 2 Displacement 54 68in3 896cm Bore 3 37 86mm Stroke 3 07 78mm Man...

Page 119: ...draulic System US Metric Dual pump total capacity 3600rpm 13gpm 49 2L min Pump characteristics 3600rpm to ground drive Pressure relief valve setting 2500psi 172bar Capacity 3gpm 11 4L min Pump charact...

Page 120: ...actices Specifications are general and subject to change without notice If exact measurements are required equipment should be weighed and measured Due to selected options delivered equipment may not...

Page 121: ...Type Machine Type Engine Power xxx kW Serial Number i CMWXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Conforms to the requirements of 2006 42 EC Machinery Directive 2004 108 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2000 14 EC No...

Page 122: ...of Ditch Witch equipment Always give model serial number and approximate date of your equipment purchase This information should be recorded and placed on file by the owner at the time of purchase Re...

Page 123: ...LAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY IF THE PRODUCTS ARE PURCHASED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES AS DEFINED BY THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE THEN THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE FACE HEREOF AND THE...

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