Kubota M8-181 Utility Tractors
Kubota M8-181
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Kubota M8-181 is a wheeled tractor designed for demanding farm work in crop production and other field operations. It uses a 132 kW (180 hp) diesel engine with a displacement of 6.7 L (408 cu in) and Tier 4 emissions compliance, placing it in a high-power agricultural class.
A six-speed power shift continuously-variable transmission supports operating flexibility, while the closed-center load sensing hydraulic system is rated at 120 L/min (31.7 gpm). PTO output is listed at 125 kW (169.7 hp) maximum and 107 kW (145 hp) rated with 540/1000 speeds. Rear hitch configuration is Cat-III/IIIN, and maximum lift capacity behind lift points is 5,660 kg (12,480 lb), with 3 to 5 electronically controlled rear SCVs.
Year
2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Country of manufacturing
Japan
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
2,440 mm
~96.1 in
3,250 mm
~128 in
5,580 mm
~219.7 in
8,849 kg
~19,508.7 lb
Tire or Track Type
Wheels
Engine Power
180 hp
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Tier 4
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
408.3 cu(in)
Tires front
380/85R30
Maximum PTO power
169.73 hp
Rated PTO power
145 hp
Speeds
540/1,000
Transmission type
Six-speed power shift continuously-variable transmission
Rear hitch category (SAE designation)
Cat-III/IIIN
Maximum lift capacity behind lift points
5,660 kg
Fuel tank
374.7 L
Hydraulic system type
Closed-center load sensing
Pump rated output
120 L/min
Available flow at a single rear SCV
120 L/min
Number of rear selective control valves
3 to 5
SCV control
Electronic
Sensing type
Closed-Center Load Sensing (CCLS)
Tires rear
480/80R46
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Kubota M8-181 Utility Tractor
180 hp
8849 kg
5580 mm × 2440 mm × 3250 mm
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What is the average price of a Kubota M8-181?
No confirmed market price is supplied for the Kubota M8-181. Check current listings and compare the tractor’s condition, location, configuration, service records, and included implements.
What are the key advantages of the Kubota M8-181?
Listed strengths include 134.2 kW (180 hp) engine power, a closed-center load-sensing hydraulic system, 120 L/min (31.7 gpm) pump output, electronic SCV control, and 3 to 5 rear selective control valves. It also has Cat-III/IIIN rear hitch capability.
What type of engine does the M8-181 use?
The Kubota M8-181 uses a Tier 4 diesel engine with 408.3 cu in displacement.
How much horsepower does the M8-181 have?
The M8-181 has 134.2 kW (180 hp) of engine power. Its maximum PTO power is 126.6 kW (169.7 hp), and rated PTO power is 108.1 kW (145 hp).
What fuel does the Kubota M8-181 use?
The Kubota M8-181 uses diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 374.7 L (99 US gal).
What jobs is this Tractors best suited for?
The supplied specifications do not identify specific intended jobs. Buyers can compare the tractor’s PTO speeds, rear hitch category, lift capacity, hydraulic flow, and available rear SCVs with the requirements of their implements.
What is the expected lifespan of the M8-181?
The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the M8-181. For a used tractor, review maintenance history, operating condition, engine performance, hydraulic operation, PTO function, and signs of leaks or wear.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Tractors?
Check service records, engine starting and operation, transmission response, hydraulic and SCV operation, PTO function, rear hitch lift operation, tire condition, leaks, and warning indicators. Confirm that the tractor’s configuration and attachments match the intended work.
