Kubota SVL75 Specs

The Kubota SVL75 is a vertical-lift compact track loader. The current SVL75-3 weighs 9,190 lb with an open cab, is rated to carry 2,490 lb at 35 percent of its 7,112 lb tipping load, and reaches 122.7 in at the hinge pin. It replaced the SVL75-2 in 2023, and this page covers both.

Kubota · Compact track loader

SVL75-3

Operating weight9,190 lbRated operating capacity2,490 lbTipping load7,112 lbGross power71.6 hp

Source: Kubota, SVL75-3 brochure, Cat. No. 8985D-01-US (2025). Open cab.

Kubota SVL75 at a glance

SVL75-3 replaced the SVL75-2 in 2023

Kubota announced the SVL75-3 on March 14, 2023, with dealer availability from May 2023. It added a one-piece sealed cab, a 7 in color touch panel with jog dial, a standard rear-view camera, an Advanced Multifunction Valve, Advanced Auto Downshift and three track response settings.

Vertical lift to 122.7 in

The SVL75-3’s hinge pin reaches 122.7 in, up from 119.1 in on the SVL75-2, with 39.6 in of reach at maximum lift and dump.

Kubota V3307 engine

A 3.3 L, 4-cylinder turbocharged Kubota diesel. The 2025 brochure lists 71.6 hp gross and 70.5 hp net at 2,400 rpm; Kubota’s 2023 launch release gave 74.3 hp, so check the figure for the year of the machine you are looking at.

High flow option to 29.8 gpm

Standard auxiliary flow is 19.2 gpm; the factory high-flow option raises it to 29.8 gpm at 3,185 psi, with 1/2 in and 3/4 in couplers and a 14-pin connector.

Kubota SVL75 compact track loader
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Kubota SVL75-3 specifications

US and metric figures are both as Kubota prints them in its 2025 US brochure. Operating weights include a 165 lb operator.

Weight and loader performance

SpecUSMetric
Operating weight, open / closed cab9,190 / 9,420 lb4,169 / 4,273 kg
Rated operating capacity, 35% of tipping load2,490 lb1,129 kg
Rated operating capacity, 50% of tipping load3,557 lb1,613 kg
Tipping load7,112 lb3,226 kg
Breakout force, bucket / lift arm6,191 / 4,723 lbf2,808 / 2,142 kg

Engine

SpecUSMetric
EngineKubota V3307-TE5AKubota V3307-TE5A
Gross output (SAE J1995) at 2,400 rpm71.6 hp53.4 kW
Net output (SAE J1349) at 2,400 rpm70.5 hp52.6 kW
Displacement203.2 in³3,331 cc
Cylinders / aspiration4 / turbocharged4 / turbocharged
Bore × stroke3.7 × 4.7 in94 × 120 mm

Hydraulics, tracks and capacities

SpecUSMetric
Auxiliary flow, standard / high flow19.2 / 29.8 gpm72.7 / 112.8 L/min
Auxiliary pressure3,185 psi224.0 kgf/cm²
Travel speed, low / high5.6 / 8.6 mph9.0 / 13.7 km/h
Traction force9,678 lbf4,390 kgf
Track width, standard / wide12.6 / 15.8 in320 / 400 mm
Ground pressure, standard track, open / closed cab5.8 / 5.9 psi5.8 / 5.9 psi
Ground pressure, wide track, open / closed cab4.7 / 4.8 psi4.7 / 4.8 psi
Track rollers per side / ground contact length4 / 56.5 in4 / 1,436 mm
Fuel tank25.0 gal94.6 L
Hydraulic system / tank12.2 / 4.3 gal46 / 16.1 L

Dimensions

SpecUSMetric
Bucket hinge pin height at max. lift122.7 in3,117 mm
Reach at max. lift and dump39.6 in1,007 mm
Height to top of cab81.8 in2,078 mm
Length without / with bucket112 / 142.1 in2,844 / 3,609 mm
Width, standard / wide track65.9 / 69.1 in1,675 / 1,755 mm
Width with bucket68 in1,727 mm
Ground clearance11.7 in296 mm
Turning radius from center, machine rear57.8 in1,468 mm
Departure / max dump / rollback angle31.1° / 38.5° / 27°31.1° / 38.5° / 27°

SVL75-3 vs. SVL75-2: what changed

Most listings you will find are for the SVL75-2. Compared with it, the SVL75-3 carries about 8 percent more, lifts the hinge pin 3.6 in higher and travels 1.5 mph faster in high range, for about 150 lb more weight.

Chart: Kubota SVL75-3 vs SVL75-2. Tipping load 7,112 vs 6,570 lb, rated capacity at 35 percent 2,490 vs 2,300 lb, open-cab operating weight 9,190 vs 9,039 lb, hinge pin 122.7 vs 119.1 in, top travel speed 8.6 vs 7.1 mph, standard auxiliary flow 19.2 vs 17.4 gpm
SpecSVL75-3SVL75-2
Kubota brochure8985D-01-US (2025)8925-01-US (2016)
EngineV3307-TE5AV3307-CR-TE4, Tier 4
Gross / net power71.6 / 70.5 hp74.3 / 68.8 hp
Operating weight, open / closed cab9,190 / 9,420 lb9,039 / 9,315 lb
Rated capacity (35%)2,490 lb2,300 lb
Tipping load7,112 lb6,570 lb
Hinge pin height122.7 in119.1 in
Travel speed, low / high5.6 / 8.6 mph4.7 / 7.1 mph
Auxiliary flow, standard / high19.2 / 29.8 gpm17.4 / 29.3 gpm
Bucket breakout force6,191 lbf6,204 lbf
Wide track option15.8 in (400 mm)15.0 in (380 mm)
Fuel tank25.0 gal24.6 gal
Both from Kubota USA brochures. Operating weights include a 165 lb operator.

Looking for 2012 or 2013 SVL75 specs? Kubota’s current documents cover the SVL75-3 and SVL75-2, and we could not find Kubota’s spec sheet for earlier SVL75 machines, so we don’t list numbers for them. Give a Kubota dealer the serial number to confirm the exact specifications of an older machine.

How much weight can a Kubota SVL75 lift?

The SVL75-3 is rated at 2,490 lb at 35 percent of its 7,112 lb tipping load (7,112 × 0.35 = 2,489). The SVL75-2 is rated at 2,300 lb at 35 percent of 6,570 lb. The 35 percent figure is the one ISO 14397-1 sets for tracked loaders, so use it when comparing with other track loaders. Kubota also lists 3,557 lb at 50 percent for the SVL75-3, the basis wheeled skid steers use.

Standard vs. optional equipment (SVL75-3)

  • Standard: open cab, LCD touch panel with jog dial, rear-view camera, keyless start, LED work lights front and rear, KubotaNOW telematics, mechanical quick coupler, bucket self-leveling (up only), two-speed travel with auto-shift, track response settings, 320 mm rubber tracks and a pre-cleaner.
  • Optional: closed cab with air conditioning, heated air suspension seat, Kubota Shockless Ride, high-flow hydraulics, hydraulic quick coupler, 400 mm tracks, reversing fan, polycarbonate door, additional counterweight, engine block heater and lights.

Kubota marks several of these as factory options, and some come standard on certain cab models. Confirm the build with your dealer.

Kubota SVL75-3 vs. Cat 259D3

The Cat 259D3 is a close size match. On published figures the SVL75-3 carries more at 35 percent and weighs about 200 lb more, with a slightly higher hinge pin.

SpecKubota SVL75-3Cat 259D3
Operating weight9,190 lb (open cab)8,987 lb
Rated capacity (35%)2,490 lb2,010 lb
Tipping load7,112 lb5,745 lb
Hinge pin height122.7 in121 in
Gross power71.6 hp74.3 hp
High flow29.8 gpm30 gpm

Frequently asked questions

How much weight can a Kubota SVL75-2 lift?

Kubota rates the SVL75-2 at 2,300 lb, 35 percent of its 6,570 lb tipping load. The newer SVL75-3 is rated at 2,490 lb at 35 percent, or 3,557 lb at 50 percent.

How much does a Kubota SVL75 weigh?

The SVL75-3 weighs 9,190 lb with an open cab and 9,420 lb with a closed cab. The SVL75-2 weighs 9,039 lb and 9,315 lb. Kubota’s figures include a 165 lb operator.

What is the difference between the SVL75-3 and the SVL75-2?

The SVL75-3 has a higher tipping load (7,112 vs 6,570 lb), a higher rated capacity (2,490 vs 2,300 lb), a taller hinge pin (122.7 vs 119.1 in), faster high-range travel (8.6 vs 7.1 mph), more standard auxiliary flow (19.2 vs 17.4 gpm), a sealed one-piece cab and a 7 in touch panel.

How much horsepower does a Kubota SVL75 have?

Kubota’s 2025 SVL75-3 brochure lists 71.6 hp gross and 70.5 hp net; its 2023 launch release gave 74.3 hp. The SVL75-2 is listed at 74.3 hp gross and 68.8 hp net.

Does the Kubota SVL75 have high flow?

Yes, as a factory option. High flow gives 29.8 gpm on the SVL75-3 and 29.3 gpm on the SVL75-2, against 19.2 and 17.4 gpm standard.

Is there a Kubota SVL75 spec sheet PDF?

Kubota USA publishes the SVL75-3 brochure as a PDF with a full specifications and dimensions table, linked in the sources below.

How much does a new Kubota SVL75-3 cost?

Kubota does not print a price in its brochure. Prices depend on the cab, high flow and other options, so ask several Kubota dealers for quotes.

Sources

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