2012 Ditch Witch sk755 for sale- 770 hours

bryan keneally · Dec 27, 2017

I have a sk755 in very good condition with 770 hours. One owner, always maintained, never abused, never rented out and I'm the only person that has ever used it. It's powered by a pre-emissions 32 hp turbo Kubota diesel, the same machine now will cost over $30k. Tracks are in very good condition, no leaks and no problems with this machine. Fires right up and will work all day everyday with out any issues.

The machine is a tank, drastically reduces labor, increases productivity, goes just about everywhere, makes the business more profitable and has become an integral part of my business. The money this machine saves in labor will pay for itself in a year. I couldn't operate with out. It's easy to trailer, or get ramps to put it right in the back of a truck, and easy on lawns. I have two buckets with it, the stock bucket and a large light material bucket.

I have two buckets with it, the stock bucket and a light material bucket.

The reason for selling is that I'm looking to upgrade to a larger machine.

203-520-5797- Bryan - Newtown, CT

$19,950.

Jasonk · Dec 27, 2017

Damn! How did you smash the front hood clip in that much in pic 4? Is that how it still is or did you replace that?

colb · Dec 28, 2017

If I was in the market, I'd want to know the serial number, to know if it is compatible with the sk850/1050 weight kit. Nice machine, you might get that price...

bryan keneally · Dec 28, 2017

colb said:
If I was in the market, I'd want to know the serial number, to know if it is compatible with the sk850/1050 weight kit. Nice machine, you might get that price...

Thanks for the input. I definitely need to sell this machine, what do you think would be a fair price for it? Thanks

colb · Dec 28, 2017

You honestly might get that price. If you list it at $14-16k it will be gone tomorrow, I'd guess. I can tell that you understand how unique the machine is. Some of that series will take weight plate kits, essentially bumping it up to a tier 3 sk850, or 1050, depending on how much weight can be put in... Since you're looking for a bigger machine, you might want to look into that weight kit and keep it. You can't just rustle up an sk755... I'm trying to think of loaders I would prefer, and it's clearly superior among all minis, if the weight kit gets it up to 1050lbs operating tip weight.