Kubota
B6000

Tractor | 8.1 kW

11 hp
Power
Mechanical
Transmission
860 to 1050 pounds
Weight
45.6 inches115 cm
Wheelbase
Kubota B6000

Technical Specifications

Net Power8.1 kW
Rated RPM560@2700
PTO Type540*Counter-clockwise rotation
4Wd Wheelbase115 cm
2Wd Wheelbase120 cm
Weight860 to 1050 pounds
Front Tyres4.00-9
2Wd Rear Tire7-16
Wheelbase45.6 inches115 cm
Length71.6 inches181 cm
Width36.25 inches92 cm
Height43.7 inches110 cm
Groundnegative
Battery Volts12
ManufacturerKubota
B6000D4WD
B6000E2WD
Rear TypeI

Used Kubota B6000 for sale

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Frequently Asked Questions

Used Kubota B6000 tractors can be found on Mascus.com.au, Trade Farm Machinery, Farm Tender and through Kubota Australia dealers around Australia.

The model is especially popular in horticulture in the Riverland, orchards in the Yarra Valley. Kubota dominates the compact tractor market in Australia, widely used in orchards, vineyards, and market gardens.

This model is primarily designed for smaller properties, horticultural operations and mixed-use farms.

The hydraulic lift capacity of the Kubota B6000 is see technical data sheet. This is important for operating heavy front loaders and rear-mounted implements.

The Kubota B6000 produces 11 hp.

This model is fitted with a mechanical transmission. This transmission type is well proven across Australian farming conditions.

About Kubota B6000

Introduced around the late twentieth century, the Kubota B6000 represents a generation of tractors that shaped Australian farming practice. In Australia, this model is particularly popular in orchards in the Yarra Valley and horticulture in the Riverland. With 11 hp, it is well suited to row crop work, orchard management and small paddock cultivation. In Australia, Kubota Australia provides sales, service and parts support through an extensive national dealership network. Kubota Australia ensures service and spare parts availability for this model across Australia.