Kubota Skid Steers / Track Loaders
38 Kubota skid steers / track loaders models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
A popular choice for its balance of power, reliability, and compact size.
Successor to the original SVL70. Check for track frame condition.
Versatile machine for smaller jobs. Final Tier 4 engine.
Predecessor to the SVL95-2s. Offers more power than smaller models.
A solid, entry-level skid steer that's still readily available on the used market.
A very popular model in its time. Check service records for DPF maintenance.
A powerhouse machine for its size class, but inspect DEF system history carefully.
Essentially the SVL95-2s with minor updates and new designation. Check for modern tech features.
A popular mid-size track loader. Inspect the undercarriage thoroughly.
One of Kubota's larger wheeled skid steers before the -2 update.
This was an early high-flow model. Check for track maintenance history diligently.
A workhorse. Focus on engine health and undercarriage for high hour units.
These are older units for purchasers prioritizing simplicity over modern features and emissions.
A capable wheeled skid steer before the -2 updates. Check for wheel/tire condition.
These are older, high-power track loaders. Condition of tracks/undercarriage is paramount.
Similar to the SVL70-2, but an earlier internal designation (less common).