Kubota MK5000




Manufacturer
Models
Kubota MK5000
Years
2014-2017
Info
The Kubota MK5000 replaced the L4100 model in the European lineup at the beginning of 2015. The engine was now turbocharged, the wheels were higher than those of the L-series, and the road speed was increased to 30 km/h. The transmission was 8+8, with the 3rd and 4th gears of the main transmission and the shuttle synchronized. The shuttle lever was positioned to the left side next to the seat. There was no differential lock on the front axle. The rollover protective frame could be mounted either behind or in front of the cab. The pedals were pressed through the floor.
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Technical data
| Model | Kubota MK5000 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer name | Kubota |
| Imported to Finland | No |
| Years | 2014- |
| First year sold | 2014 |
| Engine model | V2403-M-DI-TM3-MX1 |
| Cyl/Turbo/Intercooler | 4T |
| Displacement | 2434 cm³ |
| Bore x stroke | 87×102,4 mm |
| Rated power | 48/2300 hp DIN/rpm |
| Torque | - |
| Gears | 8+8 |
| Synchronized gears | 4+4 |
| Reverser | mech. |
| Speeds in km/h | -30.4 |
| Max. speed | 33 km/h |
| Hydr. flow l/min | 32 l/min |
| Hydraulic pressure | 180 bar |
| Lift controls | mech. |
| Lift capacity | 1400 kg |
| PTO speeds | 540 |
| Brakes | wet disc |
| Steering | hydrost. |
| Turning circle m 4WD | 5,4 jarrulla |
| Front tyres 4WD | 9.5-16 |
| Rear tyres 4WD | 13.6-28 |
| Weight 4WD | (1685) kg |
| Height with cab | 254 cm |
| Length (2WD/4WD) | 325 cm |
| Wheelbase (2WD/4WD) | 190 cm |
| Fuel tank | 48 l |
The data has been collected primarily from brochures. In some cases, sources contain conflicting information. In such cases, we have attempted to select the most reliable information.
There is particularly significant variation in speed data, which varies depending on factors such as tire size. For tires, only the size most commonly used in Finland is listed.
Other changes during the model history have been addressed in the text section. For the front axle lock, the Finnish term "hammaslukko" (gear lock) is used for all 100% locks.
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