Kubota STA-35 Tractor (2005)

Manufacturer:Kubota

Price:N/A

Series:ST Series

Model:STA-35

Equipment Type: Compact Utility Tractors

Factory:

Full Specifications

KUBOTA STA-35 POWER

Engine (gross): 35.9hp / 26.8kW
PTO (claimed): 28.2hp / 21.0kW

ENGINE DETAIL

Description: Kubota D1703 diesel 3-cylinder liquid-cooled
Displacement: 100.5ci / 1.6L
Bore/Stroke: 3.43x3.64inches / 87x 92 mm
Power (gross): 35.9hp / 26.8kW
Rated RPM: 2700
Torque: 81.9 lb-ft /111.1 Nm
Torque RPM: 1500
Starter: electric
Starter volts: 12
Oil capacity: 4.75qts / 4.5L
Coolant capacity: 6.1qts / 5.8L

KUBOTA STA-35 ENGINE

Description: Kubota 1.6L 3-cyl diesel
Fuel tank: 7.8gal / 29.5L

TRANSMISSION

Type: hydrostatic
Gears: infinite (3-range) forward and reverse
Oil capacity: 19.6qts / 18.5L

SPEEDS

Description: With 9.5-22 rear tires

MECHANICAL

Chassis: 4x4 MFWD 4WD
Steering: power
Brakes: wet disc
Cab: Two-post folding ROPS. Cab optional.
Transmission: hydrostatic

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type: I
Control: position control
Rear lift (at ends): 2535lbs / 1149kg
Rear lift (at 24: 1962lbs / 889kg

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO: independent
Rear RPM: 540 (1.375)
Engine RPM: 1700@2710 / 2500@2755
Mid RPM: 2500 (Kubota 10-spline)

KUBOTA STA-35 TIRES

Standard tires (ag): Front: 6.00-12. Rear: 9.5-22
Lawn/turf front: 24x8.50-14
Lawn/turf rear: 13.6-16

DIMENSIONS

Wheelbase: 63.4inches / 161cm
Height (ROPS): 92.5inches / 234cm
Ground clearance: 9.3inches / 23cm
Front tread: 40.2inches / 102cm
Rear tread: 37.4 to 42.1inches / 94to 106 cm

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

Wheelbase: 63.4inches / 161cm
Front tire: 6.00-12
Rear tire: 9.5-22

STA-35 SERIAL NUMBERS

Location: Left side of the tractor frame, above the front axle.

ELECTRICAL

Ground: negative
Charging system: alternator
Battery CCA: 550
Battery volts: 12

About Kubota Tractor

The STA-35 model tractor belongs to the ST Series of tractors from Kubota. The STA-35 is a Compact Utility Tractors type, that is used mostly in the Agriculture Tractors. A engine runs the STA-35 tractor. This arrangement is more practical in the real world.