Kubota B6001

The Kubota B6001 is a sub-compact utility tractor that was manufactured by Kubota in Japan from 1976 to 1984, serving as a versatile tool for small acreage farming. It is powered by a robust Kubota D650 two-cylinder diesel engine featuring a liquid cooling system to ensure efficiency and durability. With a displacement of 41.2 cubic inches, it delivers 14 horsepower at 3000 RPM. The tractor is designed with a 2WD (B6001E) chassis, manual steering, and an open operator station for ease of access and operation. Its transmission is an unsynchronized gear type, providing six forward and two reverse gears to tackle a variety of tasks. The B6001 model rides on 'Ag' style tires suitable for agricultural applications. It has a modest size with a length of 78.4 inches, width of 35.4 inches, and a height of 43.3 inches, allowing it to navigate through tight spaces. Being relatively lightweight at only 1050 pounds, the B6001 can easily be transported or maneuvered when needed. With its simple hitch system compatible with Category I implements and PTO speeds of 565, 842, and 1000 rpm, this tractor can handle a range of attachments for different jobs around the farm.