Kubota KL30 Tractor (2005)
Manufacturer:Kubota
Price:N/A
Series:KL Series
Model:KL30
Equipment Type: Compact Utility Tractors
Factory:
Full Specifications
KUBOTA KL30 POWER
- Engine
- 29.6hp / 22.1kW
ENGINE DETAIL
- Description
- Kubota D1503 diesel 3-cylinder liquid-cooled
- Displacement
- 91.5ci / 1.5L
- Bore/Stroke
- 3.27x3.64inches / 83x 92mm
- Power
- 29.6hp / 22.1kW
- Rated RPM
- 2700
- Starter
- electric
- Starter volts
- 12
KUBOTA KL30 ENGINE
- Description
- Kubota 1.5L 3-cyl diesel
- Fuel tank
- 10.6gal / 40.1L
TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW
- Description
- 16-speed 24-speed
TRANSMISSION 1
- Gears
- 16 forward and reverse
- Description
- Four gears (1-4) in two ranges with additional creeper range and shuttle shift
TRANSMISSION 2
- Gears
- 24 forward and 16 reverse
- Description
- Twelve gears in two ranges (creeper and high) with shuttle shift. Only eight gears available in reverse
MECHANICAL
- Chassis
- 4x4 MFWD 4WD
- Steering
- power
- Brakes
- mechanical wet disc
- Cab
- Two-post ROPS. Cab optional
- Transmissions
- 16-speed 24-speed
TRACTOR HITCH
- Rear Type
- I
POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)
- Rear RPM
- 540 (1.375)
- Engine RPM
- 541@2700 / 763@2700@945@2700 / 1260@2700/-945@2700
KUBOTA KL30 TIRES
- Standard tires (ag)
- Front: 8-16. Rear: 12.4-26
DIMENSIONS
- Wheelbase
- 68.7inches / 174cm
- Length
- 125.5inches / 318cm
- Width
- 55.9inches / 141cm
- Height (ROPS)
- 78inches / 198cm
- Height (cab)
- 78.5inches / 199cm
- ROPS Weight
- 2866lbs / 1300kg
- Cab Weight
- 3252lbs / 1475kg
- Ground clearance
- 14.2inches / 36cm
- Front tread
- 44.5inches / 113cm
- Rear tread
- 42.9 to 58.3inches / 108to 148cm
DIMENSIONS & TIRES
- Wheelbase
- 68.7inches / 174cm
- Weight
- 2866 to 3252 pounds
- Front tire
- 8-16
- Rear tire
- 12.4-26
ELECTRICAL
- Ground
- negative
- Battery volts
- 12
About Kubota Tractor
The Kubota KL30 tractor is part of the company's KL Series. The KL30 is a kind of Compact Utility Tractors and is majorly used for Agriculture Tractors activities. The KL30 tractor is powered by a engine. This configuration is more practical in the real world.
