Kubota Backhoe Loaders
42 Kubota backhoe loaders models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Popular sub-compact model, often sold with loader and backhoe detach options.
Often sold as a tractor/loader/backhoe (TLB) package for residential use.
Integrated unit, not attachments. Popular for its compact versatility.
A popular choice for its balance of power and maneuverability. Replaced by the L Series backhoes.
A well-regarded legacy model, still sought after for its durability.
A popular model offering a good balance of power and advanced features for mid-range tasks.
While primarily an excavator, the BH92 attachment makes it a formidable backhoe combination.
This micro-excavator with the BH65 backhoe provides unprecedented access. Not a traditional loader.
Often categorized as a compact tractor with backhoe, providing greater versatility than a dedicated backhoe.
A larger tractor-loader-backhoe option, offering more power and lifting capability.
Another excavator often paired with the BH92 attachment for backhoe functionality.
A well-balanced compact utility tractor with backhoe, popular for its all-around capability.
A workhorse TLB, combining the power of an M-series tractor with robust backhoe capabilities.
A popular choice for those needing more power than a B-series but less than an M-series.
Often paired with the BH92 backhoe. Check for proper maintenance records.
Successor to the L-series, often sought after for its balance of power and size.
Often sold as a tractor-loader-backhoe (TLB) package. Popular for its compact footprint.
A step up in power from the B2601 while maintaining a compact size.
Part of the Grand L60 series, known for premium features in a compact package.
A popular model offering good balance of power and features. Often compared to the L47.
An older but still popular sub-compact TLB. Predecessor to the BX23S.
Part of the ever-popular BX series. Check for sub-frame cracks on high-hour units.
Often confused due to common 'backhoe' attachment. Technically a mini-excavator, not a backhoe loader.
A workhorse from a previous generation, often found on farms or for larger acreage owners.
Often regarded as a competitor in the 14-foot dig depth class. Check DPF history.
Successor to the K008-3. While primarily an excavator, it's often referred to with a 'micro backhoe' attachment.
A popular mini-excavator that often serves the 'backhoe' role for smaller contractors and homeowners.
Another mini-excavator frequently used in a backhoe capacity. Check for track condition and undercarriage wear.
A general-purpose tractor that becomes a capable backhoe loader with the BH92 attachment.
