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The Kobelco SK75SR-7 is a compact excavator in the 7.5-ton class, designed for construction, utility, landscaping, and site development work. It features a short-radius tail swing for operation in confined spaces, making it suitable for urban job sites and roadside applications. The SK75SR-7 is powered by a fuel-efficient diesel engine and equipped with hydraulic systems intended for smooth digging, lifting, and grading performance. Typical applications include trenching, foundation work, material handling, and general excavation. As part of Kobelco's excavator lineup, the SK75SR-7 combines compact dimensions with operating capability for small to medium-scale earthmoving tasks.
| Digging Depth | 15.00 ft (4.57 m) - Starting 2025 |
|---|---|
| Digging Reach | 22.60 ft (6.89 m) - Starting 2025 |
| Engine | 70.00 hp (52.20 kw) - Starting 2025 |
| Operating Weight | 18,700.00 lbs (8,482.19 kg) - Starting 2025 |
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