Kubota will use LAMMA to highlight the SVL75-3 compact track loader, a machine designed from the ground up to meet the demands of modern job sites while retaining a compact, durable footprint.
Powered by a 74hp Kubota engine, the SVL75-3 delivers strong torque for a wide range of applications including digging, grading, material handling and dumping. Built to perform in tough conditions, it reflects Kubota’s reputation for reliability and long-term performance.
Operator comfort and protection are central to the design. The SVL75-3 features a one-piece, fully sealed and pressurised cab to keep out dust, dirt and water. A wide cab entrance, front sliding window and ergonomically laid-out controls improve ease of access and day-long usability. Six well-positioned air vents provide effective heating and cooling, while an elevated air-conditioning filter helps maintain clean air circulation.
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Technology is another key focus. A 7in LCD touchscreen provides intuitive machine control, keyless start and an integrated rear-view camera to enhance safety and convenience. The advanced hydraulic system is available in both standard- and high-flow configurations, allowing the SVL75-3 to power a broad range of attachments.
Kubota has also focused on smooth operation and serviceability. The auto-shift function is now standard, automatically downshifting when approaching corners and upshifting on straights, improving control and productivity, particularly during dozing work. An advanced multifunction valve allows simultaneous operation of auxiliary hydraulics, bucket and loader arms without stalling, while the innovative engine layout improves access for routine servicing.
In terms of performance, the SVL75-3 offers a rated operating capacity of 1,129kg at 35% tipping load, rising to 1,613kg at 50%. Bucket breakout force is 2,808kg, with an operating weight of 4169kg for the open cab and 4273kg for the enclosed cab. Travel speeds range from 9.0km/h in low gear to 13.7km/h in high.
Kubota says the SVL75-3 represents the next step in its expanding compact track loader range, offering greater capability and operator-focused design for contractors and operators across the UK and Europe.
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