The new B2 Series tractors take compact tractor capability to the next level with user-friendly operation and outstanding productivity. Equipped with high quality Kubota engines and transmissions, they deliver the extra durability and reliability you need for a wide range of jobs. The deluxe integrated cab delivers spaciousness and an expanded “eld of vision for luxury that’s beyond their class. Whether you’re mowing, landscaping or doing light utility work, the B2 Series is the best choice for durability, versatility and comfort.
Kubota B2261 Compact Tractor
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Engine
Designed to deliver outstanding performance, fuel economy and reliability , this latest generation of Kubota compact tractors features a powerful and economic 26 HP Kubota E-TVCS diesel engine, choice of HST or manual transmission for optimal control, selectable 4WD, innovative Kubota Bi-Speed turn,
Hydraulic Linkage
Three extra hydraulic distributors auxillary valves can be added as an option to the tractor. Two of which can be added to simplify manoeuvrability to control the front and rear implements.
Cabin
The B2 Series are the only tractors in their class to feature an integrated cab. The cab and overfenders are integrally welded to the body’s sheet metal parts which allow for a 4-pillar construction, with rounded glass, that delivers more cab space and a wider “eld of vision. The integrated design also eliminates holes in the #oor for the pedals for an environment that minimises noise and unwanted dust in the cab, providing greater comfort.
Front Loader
Loader operations are more convenient with the 3-position valve and control lever. This fully integrated, ergonomically-positioned valve lets you attach the front loader and other front implements quickly and easily. (with cab version)
ROPS
mechanical/independent PTO and is available with ROPS or an integrated air conditioned cab for maximum operator comfort.
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