Kubota Introduces Tiny Tractors

With the introduction of two new tractors to Kubota's historic L Series tiny tractors, the firm is bringing many of the hydraulic improvements and features of premium machines to a new generation of compact tractors.

On the Kubota L3302 and L3902 four-wheel-drive models, both gear drive and hydrostatic gearboxes are available. The hydrostatic transmission, which is operated by simply pressing down on the floor pedal, provides fast travel speeds and forward/reverse control. A separate PTO is available on the hydrostatic models, which can be engaged through a switch. The gear-drive system provides a wide range of pulling torque and tractive effort with eight forward and eight reverse speeds.

The L3302 and L3902 are two horsepower versions in the "L02" family, with 33 and 37.5 horsepower, respectively. The engines use fuel-saving common-rail, electronically regulated fuel injection.

This, combined with the tractors' large fuel tanks, allows them to operate for longer periods of time without having to stop and refuel as frequently. In addition to reducing noise and vibration, common-rail technology improves the operator experience.

The new tractors come with premium features like a more spacious operator station, standard rubber floor mats, and a superior suspension seat with optional armrests. Standard LED headlights and side work lights to improve visibility when operating at night or in low-light conditions, and the tractors have a more modern appearance thanks to a noticeable curve to the bonnet.

The deeper performance-matched front loader bucket was built particularly for the L3302 and L3902. It has a maximum lift capacity of 1,144 pounds at the pin and a maximum lift height of 94 inches. The loader valve features a regenerative circuit that boosts speed and dump times, allowing you to maximize production. The bucket may be quickly and easily removed from the tractor without the use of any tools or other equipment.