L2501. With the power to tackle a wide range of jobs, Kubota's New L2501 combines robust performance and user-friendly features in one easy-to-operate compact tractor.

Japan Since Kubota first launched its farm tractors in 1960, the “Made-in-Japan” Kubota tractors have always leading the market.

About KMA and KIE Kubota Industrial Equipment in Jefferson, Georgia, manufactures tractor implements including loaders and backhoes, Basic L-Series Compact tractors, and also assembles larger Kubota tractors that are made in Japan for the U.S. market.

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Kubota L Series, When you have simple needs and want a tractor that won't let you down. The Kubota L Series provides high performance, outstanding durability, easier operations and enhanced comfort. Skip to L40 series grand.

Kubota Corporation (株式会社クボタ, Kabushiki-kaisha Kubota) is a Japanese multinational corporation based in Osaka. It was established in 1890.

Kubota is a comprehensive manufacturer of agricultural machines for both rice farming and dry-field farming. Our rice farming equipment has earned an excellent reputation in Asian countries, and our high-horsepower large tractors for dry-field farming are hard at work in France, an agricultural powerhouse.

Kubota Corporation (株式会社クボタ, Kabushiki-kaisha Kubota) is a Japanese multinational corporation based in Osaka. It was established in 1890.

Kubota Corporation Kubota is a manufacturer of compact, multi-cylinder, liquid-cooled diesel engines up to 210 HP. Kubota Engine America Corporation (KEA) oversees the sale of engines, generators and service parts. In 1890, Kubota Corporation started its rich history of innovation and contribution to society in Osaka, Japan.

So this is a 26 horsepower engine versus 25. So talking about engine under the hoods. Now. Again similar power to the ground you could go up to that l3301 that l3901 or that lx3310.

Japan Proven Dedication to Reliable and Clean Engines In 1890, Kubota Corporation started its rich history of innovation and contribution to society in Osaka, Japan. In 1922, Kubota launched production of the horizontal, liquid-cooled kerosene engine for agricultural use.