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Skyjack SJ61T SJ66T Telescopic Boom Lift Service Manual 194312AE 2017

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Complete Skyjack SJ61T SJ66T Telescopic Boom Lift Service Manual (194312AE, February 2017) covering serial numbers 97 001 396 to 97 001 832. Includes scheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, hydraulic and electrical schematics, procedures, and specifications for both models and all engine options.

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Skyjack SJ61T SJ66T Telescopic Boom Lift Service Manual β€” 194312AE

This Skyjack SJ61T SJ66T Telescopic Boom Lift Service Manual, document number 194312AE and dated February 2017, is the complete service and maintenance guide for the SJ61T and SJ66T telescopic boom lifts. Covering serial numbers 97 001 396 to 97 001 832, this manual gives technicians and owners the procedures, specifications, and diagnostic information needed to keep these machines running safely and efficiently.

File Details

  • Manual Type: Service Manual
  • Brand: Skyjack
  • Models Covered: SJ61T, SJ66T
  • Language: English
  • Page Count: 232
  • File Format: PDF
  • Document Number: 194312AE
  • Date: February 2017
  • Serial Range: SJ61T & SJ66T 97 001 396 to 97 001 832

Chapters Covered

The Skyjack SJ61T SJ66T service manual is organized into five main sections:

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Coverp. 1
Table of Contentsp. 3
Section 1 – Scheduled Maintenancep. 5
Operator’s Responsibility for Maintenancep. 6
Aerial Platform Definitionp. 6
Purpose of Equipmentp. 6
Use of Equipmentp. 6
Manualsp. 6
Service Policy and Warrantyp. 6
Operator Safety Reminders, Warnings, and Precautionsp. 6
Maintenance and Inspection Schedulep. 7
Owner’s Annual Inspection Recordp. 7
Replacement Partsp. 7
Maintenance and Service Safety Tipsp. 7
Hydraulic System & Component Maintenance and Repairp. 8
Maintenance Hintsp. 8
Service and Maintenancep. 9
About this Sectionp. 9
Service Bulletinsp. 9
Maintenance and Inspectionp. 9
Maintenance Instructionsp. 9
Tablesp. 10
Table 1.1 Owner’s Annual Inspection Recordp. 10
Table 1.2 Pre-Delivery / Maintenance Inspection Checklistp. 11
Scheduled Maintenance Inspections and Function Testsp. 12
1.1 Scheduled Maintenance Inspectionsp. 12
1.2 Function Testsp. 24
Section 2 – Maintenance Tables and Diagramsp. 25
Tablesp. 26
Table 2.1 Standard Hose Numbering Systemp. 26
Table 2.2 Aerial Platform Torque Specificationsp. 28
Table 2.3 Axles Torque Specificationsp. 29
Table 2.7 Axles Maintenance Intervalsp. 33
Table 2.8 Tire Specificationsp. 34
Table 2.9 Floor Loading Pressurep. 35
Table 2.10 Hydraulic Specificationsp. 36
Table 2.11 Specifications and Featuresp. 37
Diagramsp. 39
Diagram 2.1 Dimension and Reach Diagram – SJ 61Tp. 39
Diagram 2.2 Dimension and Reach Diagram – SJ 66Tp. 40
Diagram 2.3 Axle Oscillation Diagramsp. 41
Section 3 – System Component Identification and Schematicsp. 43
Chartsp. 45
3.1 Hydraulic Symbol Chartp. 45
3.2 Electrical Symbol Chartp. 46
3.3 Wire Number and Color Codep. 47
Parts Listsp. 48
3.4 Hydraulic Schematic Parts Listp. 48
3.5 Electrical Component Parts Listp. 51
Diagrams and Schematicsp. 54
3.6 Rotary Manifold and Port Identificationsp. 54
3.7 Brake Manifold and Port Identificationsp. 55
3.8 System and Drive Pumps and Port Identificationsp. 56
3.9 System Pump and Port Identificationsp. 57
3.10 Drive Pump and Port Identificationsp. 58
3.11 Drive Motors and Port Identificationsp. 59
3.12 Jib Valve and Port Identificationsp. 60
3.13 No Jib Valve and Port Identificationsp. 61
3.14 Pressure Reducing Valve Port Identificationsp. 62
3.15 Main Manifold Port Identificationp. 63
3.16 Main Manifold Electrical Component Identificationp. 64
3.17 Main Manifold Hydraulic Component Identificationp. 65
3.18 Generator Control Valves and Port Indentifcationsp. 66
3.19 Main Harness Wiring Diagramp. 67
3.20 ECU Engine Wiring Diagram (Deutz Diesel Engine)p. 68
3.21 Glow Plug and EGR Harnesses (Deutz Diesel Engine)p. 69
3.22 Engine Interface Harness (Deutz TD2.9L Diesel)p. 70
3.23 Engine Interface Harness (GM Dual Fuel Engine)p. 71
3.24 Harnessesp. 72
3.25 Platform Control Cable Harnessesp. 73
3.26 Limit Switch Connectionsp. 74
3.27 Load Sensing Cable Connection (CE)p. 75
3.28 Generator and Oil Cooler Harness Connectionsp. 76
3.29 Generator Wire Kit Connectionsp. 77
3.30 12kW Generator Connection Assemblyp. 78
3.31 SGE Wiring Diagramp. 79
3.32 Telematics Wiring Diagramp. 80
3.33 Hydraulic Schematic Diagramp. 81
3.34 Platform Control Console Diagram (61T ANSI/CSA – Deutz Diesel Engine)p. 82
3.35 Platform Control Console Diagram (61T ANSI/CSA – GM Dual Fuel Engine)p. 83
3.36 Platform Control Console Diagram (66T ANSI/CSA – GM Dual Fuel Engine)p. 84
3.37 Platform Control Console Diagram (66T ANSI/CSA – Deutz Diesel Engine)p. 85
3.38 Platform Control Console Diagram (66T CE – Deutz Diesel Engine)p. 86
3.39 Platform Control Console Diagram (66T AS – Deutz Diesel Engine)p. 87
3.40 Base Control Console Diagram (61T ANSI/CSA – GM Dual Fuel Engine)p. 88
3.41 Base Control Console Diagram (61T ANSI/CSA – Deutz D2011 Diesel Engine)p. 89
3.42 Base Control Console Diagram (61T ANSI/CSA – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine)p. 90
3.43 Base Control Console Diagram (61T ANSI/CSA – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine with Positive Air Shut-Off Option)p. 91
3.44 Base Control Console Diagram (66T ANSI/CSA – GM Dual Fuel)p. 92
3.45 Base Control Console Diagram (66T ANSI/CSA – Deutz D2011 Diesel Engine)p. 93
3.46 Base Control Console Diagram (66T CE – Deutz D2011 Diesel Engine)p. 94
3.47 Base Control Console Diagram (66T AS – Deutz D2011 Diesel Engine)p. 95
3.48 Base Control Console Diagram (66T ANSI/CSA – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine)p. 96
3.49 Base Control Console Diagram (66T ANSI/CSA – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine with Positive Air Shut-Off Option)p. 97
3.50 Base Control Console Diagram (66T CE – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine)p. 98
3.51 Electrical Schematic Diagram (ANSI/CSA – GM Dual Fuel Engine)p. 99
3.52 Electrical Schematic Diagram (ANSI/CSA – Kubota Dual Fuel Engine)p. 100
3.53 Electrical Schematic Diagram (ANSI/CSA – Deutz D2011 Diesel Engine)p. 101
3.54 Electrical Schematic Diagram (CE – Deutz D2011 Engine)p. 102
3.55 Electrical Schematic Diagram (AS – Deutz D2011 Engine)p. 103
3.56 Electrical Schematic Diagram (ANSI/CSA – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine)p. 104
3.57 Electrical Schematic Diagram (CE – Deutz TD2.9L Engine)p. 105
3.58 Interface & Engine Electrical Schematic – GM Dual Fuel Enginep. 106
3.59 Interface & Engine Electrical Schematic – Kubota Dual Fuel Enginep. 107
3.60 Interface & Engine Electrical Schematic – Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Enginep. 108
Section 4 – Troubleshooting Informationp. 109
Introductionp. 111
4.1 Electrical Systemp. 112
4.1-1 All Controls Inoperativep. 112
4.1-2 No Power To Platformp. 112
4.1-3 No Power to Basep. 113
4.1-4 Engine Will Not Crank from Basep. 113
4.1-5 Engine Will Not Crank from Platformp. 113
4.1-6 Engine Will Not Crank from Platform or Base (Deutz TD2.9L)p. 114
4.1-7 Engine Cranks but Will Not Start (Deutz TD2.9L)p. 114
4.1-8 Engine Will Not Crank from Platform or Base (Deutz Diesel D2011)p. 115
4.1-9 Engine Cranks but Will Not Start (Deutz Diesel D2011)p. 115
4.1-10 Engine Will Not Crank from Platform or Base Control (GM Dual Fuel)p. 116
4.1-11 Engine Cranks but Will Not Start (GM Dual Fuel)p. 117
4.1-12 Glow Plug Circuit Inoperativep. 119
4.1-13 All Controls Inoperative from Base Consolep. 119
4.1-14 No Boom Up from Base Control Consolep. 120
4.1-15 No Boom Down from Base Control Consolep. 120
4.1-16 No Turret Rotate Left from Base Control Consolep. 120
4.1-17 No Turret Rotate Right from Base Control Consolep. 121
4.1-18 No Telescope Retract From Base Control Consolep. 121
4.1-19 No Telescope Extend From Base Control Consolep. 121
4.1-20 No Platform Rotate Left From Base Control Consolep. 122
4.1-21 No Platform Rotate Right from Base Control Consolep. 122
4.1-22 No Platform Rotate Left or Right from Base Control Consolep. 123
4.1-23 No Jib Up from Base Control Consolep. 123
4.1-24 No Jib Down from Base Control Consolep. 123
4.1-25 No Jib Up Or Down From Base Control Consolep. 124
4.1-26 No Manual Platform Level Up From Base Control Consolep. 124
4.1-27 No Manual Platform Level Down From Base Control Consolep. 125
4.1-28 No Manual Platform Level Up From Platform Control Consolep. 125
4.1-29 No Manual Platform Level Down From Platform Control Consolep. 126
4.1-30 All Controls Inoperative From Platform Control Consolep. 126
4.1-31 No Boom Up From Platform Control Consolep. 127
4.1-32 No Boom Down From Platform Control Consolep. 127
4.1-33 No Turret Left from Platform Control Consolep. 128
4.1-34 No Turret Right from Platform Control Consolep. 129
4.1-35 No Telescope Out from Platform Control Consolep. 129
4.1-36 No Telescope Out from Platform Control Consolep. 130
4.1-37 No Platform Rotate or Jib Function from Platform Control Consolep. 131
4.1-38 No Platform Rotate Left from Platform Control Consolep. 131
4.1-39 No Platform Rotate Right from Platform Control Consolep. 131
4.1-40 No Jib Up from Platform Control Consolep. 132
4.1-41 No Jib Down from Platform Control Consolep. 132
4.1-42 Throttle Inoperative, Mid and High (Deutz TD2.9L only)p. 132
4.1-43 Mid Throttle Inoperativep. 133
4.1-44 High Throttle Inoperativep. 134
4.1-45 Brake will not Releasep. 135
4.1-46 No Drive and Steerp. 135
4.1-47 No Forward Drivep. 135
4.1-48 No Reverse Drivep. 135
4.1-49 No High Speed Drivep. 136
4.1-50 No Elevated Drivep. 137
4.1-51 No Left Steerp. 137
4.1-52 No Right Steerp. 138
4.1-53 Direction Sensing Inoperativep. 138
4.1-54 Steer Direction Sensing Inoperativep. 139
4.2 Hydraulic Systemp. 139
4.2-1 All Controls Inoperativep. 139
4.2-2 All Boom Functions Inoperativep. 139
4.2-3 No Main Boom Upp. 139
4.2-4 No Main Boom Downp. 140
4.2-5 No Turret Rotate Leftp. 140
4.2-6 No Turret Rotate Rightp. 140
4.2-7 No Boom Extendp. 141
4.2-8 No Boom Retractp. 141
4.2-9 No Jib Upp. 142
4.2-10 No Jib Downp. 142
4.2-11 No Platform Rotation Rightp. 142
4.2-12 No Platform Rotation Leftp. 143
4.2-13 Platform will not Level Downp. 143
4.2-14 Platform will not Level Upp. 143
4.2-15 Brake will not Releasep. 144
4.2-16 Brake will not Engagep. 144
4.2-17 No Drive Forward or Reversep. 144
4.2-18 No Forward Drivep. 145
4.2-19 No Reverse Drivep. 145
4.2-20 No High Speed Drivep. 145
4.2-21 No Right Steerp. 145
4.2-22 No Left Steerp. 145
4.2-23 Axle Will Not Oscillatep. 145
4.2-24 Axle Will Not Lockp. 146
4.3 Load Sensing System – CEp. 146
4.3-1 Green Power LED is not Flashingp. 146
4.3-2 Load Cell red Alarm LED is ON (with platform empty)p. 146
4.3-3 Red Error LED is ONp. 147
4.3-4 Load Cell red Alarm LED is OFF (with platform overloaded)p. 147
4.3-5 Platform Indicator Light does not turn ONp. 147
4.3-6 Audible Alarm does not turn ONp. 147
4.3-7 Boom and Drive Functions are Enabled (with boom extended)p. 147
Section 5 – Proceduresp. 149
Generalp. 151
Safety and Workmanshipp. 151
Platformp. 151
5.1-1 Human Machine Interface (HMI)p. 151
5.1-2 User Interface Keysp. 152
5.1-3 How to Select Functionalityp. 154
5.1-4 How to View OCM Operationp. 155
5.1-5 How to Unlock and Modify OCM Settingsp. 156
5.1-6 OCM Pin Voltage Referencep. 157
5.1-7 Fly Boom Switch Voltage Referencesp. 160
5.1-8 Platform Controller Voltage Referencesp. 161
Boomp. 162
5.2-1 Cable Carrier Repairp. 162
5.2-2 Check Wear Padsp. 162
5.2-3 Shimming Wear Padsp. 162
5.2-4 Boom Section Wear Pad Replacementp. 163
5.2-5 Inspection and Replacement of Extension Cylinder and Boom Cablesp. 176
5.2-7 Wire Rope Inspectionp. 184
5.2-6 Proper Wire Rope Tensionp. 183
Turretp. 185
5.3-1 Check and Replace High Pressure Filterp. 185
5.3-2 Adjust Turret Rotation Gear Backlashp. 185
5.3-3 Check Swing Drive Motor Gearbox Oilp. 186
5.3-4 Change Swing Drive Motor Oilp. 186
5.3-5 Battery Replacementp. 186
5.3-6 Bolt Torque Procedurep. 187
5.3-7 Electronic Tilt Switch Setup Procedurep. 188
5.3-8 Check Rotation Bearing for Axial Wearp. 191
Deutz Diesel Enginep. 192
5.4-1 Replace Engine Oil and Filterp. 192
5.4-2 Replace Fuel Filterp. 193
5.4-3 Replace Air Filterp. 193
5.4-4 Check Engine Beltp. 193
5.4-5 Check Oil Coolerp. 193
GM Dual Fuel Enginep. 194
5.5-1 GM Map and IAT Sensorp. 194
5.5-2 LPG Temperature Sensorp. 195
5.5-3 Throttle Actuatorp. 196
5.5-4 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensorp. 197
5.5-5 ECU Pin Reference Chartp. 198
5.5-6 Fuse Block Layoutp. 199
Kubota WG2503 Dual Fuel Enginep. 200
5.6-1 Engine Parameter Display (KAntrak 1700)p. 200
5.6-2 Diagnostic Trouble Codesp. 201
5.6-3 ECU Pin Reference Chart (Kubota WG2503)p. 206
5.6-4 Fuse Box (Kubota WG2503)p. 207
5.6-5 MAP Sensor (Kubota WG2503)p. 208
5.6-6 IAT Sensor (Kubota WG2503)p. 208
5.6-7 ECT (Kubota WG2503)p. 209
5.6-8 TPS & Engine Speed (Kubota WG2503)p. 209
5.6-9 Fuel Temperature Sensor (Kubota WG2503)p. 210
5.6-10 Oil Pressure Sensor (Kubota WG2503)p. 210
Hydraulic Tankp. 211
5.7-1 Change Hydraulic Tank Filterp. 211
5.7-2 Change Hydraulic Oilp. 211
Manifold and Hydraulic Pumpsp. 212
5.8-1 Hydraulic Brake Pressure Adjustmentp. 212
5.8-2 Hydraulic Standby Pressure Adjustmentp. 213
5.8-3 Hydraulic High Pressure Adjustmentp. 214
5.8-4 Hydraulic System Relief Valve Adjustmentp. 215
5.8-5 Turret Rotate Relief Valve Adjustmentp. 216
5.8-6 Platform Level Relief Valve Adjustmentp. 216
5.8-7 Fly Boom Relief Valve Adjustmentp. 217
5.8-8 Test Charge Pump Pressure on Drive Pumpp. 217
5.8-9 Test Forward Drive Pressure on Drive Pumpp. 218
5.8-10 Test Reverse Drive Pressure on Drive Pumpp. 218
Axlesp. 219
5.9-1 Change Oil in Axlesp. 219
5.9-2 Check Oil Level in Torque Hubp. 219
5.9-3 Check Oil Level in Axle Gearboxp. 220
5.9-4 Change Oil in Axle Gearboxp. 220
5.9-5 Bleeding Oscillating Axle Cylindersp. 220
5.9-6 Pin Brake Adjustmentsp. 221
Grease Pointsp. 223
5.10-1 Lubricationp. 223
5.10-2 Grease Turret Rotation Bearingp. 223
5.10-3 Grease Turret Rotation Gearp. 223
5.10-4 Grease Drive Axlep. 224
5.10-5 Grease Drive Shaftp. 224
Optionsp. 225
5.11-1 Load Sensing System – CEp. 225
5.11-2 Generator Troubleshootingp. 228
5.11-3 Generator Frequency/Voltage Check & Adjustment (3.5 kW)p. 229

  • Section 1 β€” Scheduled Maintenance: Operator’s responsibility for maintenance, service and maintenance guidelines, owner’s annual inspection record, pre-delivery and maintenance inspection checklist, scheduled maintenance inspections, and function tests.
  • Section 2 β€” Maintenance Tables and Diagrams: Standard hose numbering system, aerial platform torque specifications, axle torque specifications, axle maintenance intervals, tire specifications, floor loading pressure, hydraulic specifications, specifications and features, dimension and reach diagrams for both models, and axle oscillation diagrams.
  • Section 3 β€” System Component Identification and Schematics: Hydraulic symbol chart, electrical symbol chart, wire number and color code, hydraulic schematic parts list, electrical component parts list, rotary manifold and port identifications, brake manifold and port identifications, system and drive pump port identifications, drive motor port identifications, jib valve identification, main manifold port identification, generator control valves, main harness wiring diagram, ECU engine wiring diagrams, glow plug and EGR harnesses, engine interface harnesses, platform control console diagrams, base control console diagrams, and full electrical schematic diagrams.
  • Section 4 β€” Troubleshooting: Electrical system troubleshooting covering all controls inoperative, no power to platform, engine cranking and starting issues, glow plug circuit, boom functions, turret rotate, telescope, platform rotate, jib functions, throttle control, brake release, drive and steer, and direction sensing. Hydraulic system troubleshooting covering all controls inoperative, boom functions, turret rotate, boom extend and retract, jib, platform rotation, platform leveling, brake release and engage, drive forward and reverse, high speed drive, steering, and axle oscillation and lock. Load sensing system (CE) troubleshooting.
  • Section 5 β€” Procedures: Human Machine Interface (HMI) operation, user interface keys, selecting functionality, viewing OCM operation, unlocking and modifying OCM settings, OCM pin voltage reference, fly boom switch voltage references, platform controller voltage references, cable carrier repair, wear pad checks and replacement, boom section wear pad replacement, extension cylinder and boom cable inspection and replacement, wire rope tension and inspection, high pressure filter replacement, turret rotation gear backlash adjustment, swing drive motor gearbox oil check and change, battery replacement, bolt torque procedures, electronic tilt switch setup, rotation bearing axial wear check, engine oil and filter replacement, fuel filter replacement, air filter replacement, engine belt check, oil cooler check, GM map and IAT sensor, LPG temperature sensor, throttle actuator, engine coolant temperature sensor, ECU pin reference charts, fuse block layout, Kubota engine parameter display, diagnostic trouble codes, hydraulic tank filter and oil change, hydraulic brake pressure adjustment, standby pressure adjustment, high pressure adjustment, system relief valve adjustment, turret rotate relief valve adjustment, platform level relief valve adjustment, fly boom relief valve adjustment, charge pump pressure testing, forward and reverse drive pressure testing, axle oil changes, torque hub oil level check, axle gearbox oil level check and change, bleeding oscillating axle cylinders, pin brake adjustments, grease points for turret rotation bearing, turret rotation gear, drive axle, and drive shaft, and load sensing system calibration.

This manual is more than a maintenance schedule β€” it is a complete service reference for the SJ61T and SJ66T telescopic boom lifts. The hydraulic and electrical schematics alone are essential for anyone diagnosing complex faults, with port-by-port identification for the rotary manifold, brake manifold, main manifold, and both hydraulic pumps. The wiring diagrams include the main harness, ECU engine interface, glow plug and EGR circuits, and platform and base control console layouts for every engine option.

Engines Covered

  • Deutz TD2.9L Diesel Engine
  • Deutz D2011L04i Diesel Engine
  • GM 3.0L Dual Fuel Engine (Gasoline/Propane)
  • Kubota WG2503 2.5L Dual Fuel Engine (Gasoline/Propane)

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Why This Manual Matters

Working on a telescopic boom lift without the correct specifications and procedures leads to damage, downtime, and safety risks. This manual provides the exact torque values for critical fasteners β€” from the trunnion mount bolts and rear axle mounts to the swing drive motor, rotation gear, and rotary actuator bolts. It gives you the correct hydraulic pressures for the brake system, standby pressure, high pressure, and each individual relief valve, along with the tire specifications, floor loading pressures, axle maintenance intervals, and wire rope inspection criteria that determine when boom cables must be replaced.

The troubleshooting sections are structured as systematic diagnostic guides. Each symptom is broken down into probable causes and remedies, with specific wire numbers, relay designations, valve coils, and sensor checks identified. Whether the machine won’t crank, a boom function won’t operate, the brake won’t release, or the load sensing system triggers a fault, the manual walks through the diagnostic path step by step.

The procedures section covers the full range of service tasks, from routine oil changes to major repairs like boom section disassembly, extension cylinder and cable replacement, wear pad shimming, and electronic tilt switch calibration. Each procedure includes torque specifications, fluid capacities, and adjustment values where applicable.

What You Get

This Skyjack SJ61T SJ66T Telescopic Boom Lift Service Manual is delivered as an instant PDF download. There is no shipping and no waiting β€” the file is available immediately after purchase. The PDF can be viewed on any device, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones, and pages can be printed for use in the shop or field. Whether you are performing scheduled maintenance, diagnosing an electrical or hydraulic fault, or undertaking a major repair, this manual provides the information you need in a convenient, portable format.

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