Kubota L405

Last Updated: September 2024

Overview

The Kubota L405 is a utility tractor built for farmers who need a reliable machine. It has a 2WD chassis and power steering, making it easy to drive. The tractor comes with a 16-forward and 4-reverse gear transmission, giving drivers lots of options for different tasks.

Under the hood, the L405 has a Kubota V1902 diesel engine. This engine has 4 cylinders and produces 40 hp at 2600 rpm, which is average power for its class. It's cooled by liquid and doesn't use a turbocharger. The tractor weighs 3219 lb and can lift up to 2645 lb with its Category I hitch, which is above average for its size. It has a live PTO that spins at 540 rpm, useful for running various attachments. The L405 has an open operator station with a roll-over protection system for safety. Its compact size, measuring 142.5 inches long and 60.6 inches wide, makes it good for working in tight spaces.

Key Specifications

Category: Utility

Power Output: 40 hp (29.8 kW)

Transmission: Partially synchronized

Drive Type: 2WD

Operating Weight: 3219 lb (1460 kg)

Fuel Type: Diesel

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Kubota L405 Tractor

Kubota L405 vs. Similar Tractors

Power Output

The Power Output for the Kubota L405 is Average. It is greater than 37% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

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Operating Weight

The Operating Weight for the Kubota L405 is Below Average. It is greater than 29% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

Operating weight distribution of Utility tractors

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Engine Displacement

The Engine Displacement for the Kubota L405 is Average. It is greater than 31% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

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Engine Rated RPM

The Engine Rated RPM for the Kubota L405 is Above Average. It is greater than 77% of similar Utility tractors in our database.

Engine rated RPM distribution of Utility tractors