Construction machine with manually-operated unit

Abstract

Provided is a construction machine which is capable of disposing a manually-operated unit at a position where it can be manually operated by a worker located around an upper slewing body, while suppressing an increase in size of the upper slewing body in a horizontal direction. The manually-operated unit comprises a unit body, and a rotary lever attached with respect to the unit body in such a manner as to be rotatable about a preset rotational axis, in a posture where it extends beyond an outer peripheral surface of the unit body in a direction perpendicular to the rotational axis. A fuel tank has an undersurface opposed to the bottom plate, and a lower-outer lateral surface extending upwardly from the undersurface in such a manner as to face an outer edge portion side of a bottom plate. The unit body is disposed above the bottom plate and beneath the undersurface of the fuel tank, in a posture where the rotational axis extends approximately horizontally. The rotary lever is disposed outward of a lower edge portion of the lower-outer lateral surface of the fuel tank, so as to permit rotation of the rotary lever.