Kubota GL19

The Kubota GL19 is a compact utility tractor that was manufactured by Kubota between 1990 and 1992. It is a four-wheel-drive (4WD) tractor, with both gear and power shift transmission types, offering a total of 32 gears for flexibility in a wide range of operations. Featuring a Kubota D1403 engine, it delivers a power output of 18.7 horsepower and operates at a rated RPM of 2500, with a displacement of 85 cubic inches. The liquid-cooled diesel engine ensures efficient temperature management even during heavy use. The tractor's chassis and tire specifications establish its strength and terrain maneuverability, although the exact tire dimensions were not provided. It has a wheelbase of 61 inches, and the notable dimensions include a length of 116.1 inches, a width of 49.2 inches, and a height of 56.7 inches, supporting its reputation as a versatile and durable machine for a variety of tasks. Weighing in at 2249 pounds, it provides substantial ground clearance and a stable operating platform for its class. The GL19 is equipped for a range of tasks, pertinent to its utility class, though details about hitch systems and power take-off (PTO) were not specified.