Kubota Tractor Includes Complimentary Tools With Utility Models | Archived Agriculture & Forestry News

Kubota Tractor Includes Complimentary Tools With Utility Models 20/03/2008

Kubota Tractor Corporation has released an exclusive hydraulic utility valve system that will come standard with the RTV900 Worksite Utility and Turf Utility models. Kubota tractor has also released eight heavy-duty hydraulic tools that will come complimentary with the RTV900s. These additions will undoubtedly add to the productivity and practical versatility of the popular utility vehicle. The hydraulic valve system and hydraulic tool attachments will enable the machine to break concrete, cut lumber and brush, prune orchards, drive posts, bore holes and other tough jobs. Kubota Tractors said the additions will increase the Kubota RTV Utility models and bring a new level of productivity.

Kubota Tractors intend to market the RTV utility vehicle for landscaping and other construction jobs. The hydraulic power valve is located on the back of the Kubota tractor vehicle and allows easy access to attach the heavy-duty hydraulic tools to perform a variety of tasks quickly, easily. The valve will allow a five-gallon per minute pump capacity to the dedicated hydraulic oil cooler and reservoir to keep fuel and power pumping to the tool at all times allowing maximum productivity. The complimentary tools included are a V6200 Breaker used for breaking light concrete, asphalt or rocks. A post-hole digging and post driving tool, the V6260 Earth Auger. A V6230 Diamond Chainsaw for cutting concrete, brick, and stone. A tree trimming V6280 Pruner, and a V6270 Post Driver for square and round posts will be available, and a V6290 Sump Pump with a three-inch camlock. Kubota Tractors have used this utility vehicle to highlight the hydraulic tools that come with it, because of its worksite power and general purpose versatility. The RTV900 comes with a 21.6 horsepower, three-cylinder, liquid-cooled Kubota diesel engine.

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