Kubota Engine Oil Capacity Chart(Models A to Z)

Maintaining the correct engine oil level is crucial for the optimal performance and longevity of your Kubota machinery.

Regular oil checks and changes ensure that the engine operates smoothly and efficiently.

Below is a comprehensive table detailing the engine oil capacities for various Kubota models:

Kubota Engine Oil Capacity

Kubota Engine Oil Capacity Chart

ModelEngine Oil Capacity (Liters)Engine Oil Capacity (Gallons)
BX18502.90.77
BX23503.10.82
B7510DT3.00.79
B78004.11.08
L32405.71.51
L35406.71.77
L39408.22.17
L42408.22.17
L47408.22.17
L50409.42.48
L52409.42.48
L57409.42.48
M49008.02.11
M57008.02.11
M680010.72.83
M820010.72.83
M900010.72.83
M11020.85.49
M12020.85.49
MX50007.62.01
U153.50.92
U254.51.19
U355.31.40
KX71-34.51.19
V1205T6.71.77
V19036.01.59

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FAQs

How much oil does a Kubota L2501 hold?

The Kubota L2501 engine oil capacity is 6.1 liters (1.6 gallons or 6.4 quarts).

How much oil does a Kubota BX2350 hold?

The Kubota BX2350 engine holds approximately 3.1 liters (0.82 gallons or 3.3 quarts) of oil.

How many gallons does a Kubota tractor hold?

  • Compact tractors: Typically hold between 3 to 5 gallons (11 to 19 liters) of fuel.
  • Mid-size tractors: Hold 10 to 15 gallons (38 to 57 liters).
  • Larger utility tractors: Can have fuel tanks up to 30 gallons (114 liters) or more.

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How many hours is a Kubota engine good for?

Kubota diesel engines are designed to last 5,000 to 10,000 hours with proper maintenance. Many well-maintained Kubota tractors exceed 10,000+ hours before needing a major overhaul.

How much oil does a Kubota engine take?

The oil capacity of a Kubota engine depends on the model. Most small Kubota tractors take between 3 to 10 liters (0.8 to 2.6 gallons) of engine oil, while larger models and industrial engines may require over 20 liters (5+ gallons). Refer to the Kubota Engine Oil Capacity Chart above for specific capacities.

Can I use 15W40 in my Kubota tractor?

Yes, 15W40 is a suitable oil for Kubota diesel engines, especially in warm climates. However, if you operate in colder temperatures, 10W30 or 5W40 may be better for easier cold starts.

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What oil does Kubota recommend?

Kubota recommends SAE 10W-30 or SAE 15W-40 engine oil that meets API CJ-4, CI-4, CH-4, or higher standards. Kubota Genuine Oil is also recommended for optimal performance and longevity.

How often do you change the oil in a Kubota?

  • First oil change: After 50 hours for new equipment.
  • Regular oil change: Every 100 to 200 hours of operation, depending on the model and working conditions.
  • Annual maintenance: Even if the hour limit is not reached, it’s best to change the oil at least once a year.

What kind of oil does a Kubota 1.5L engine take?

A Kubota 1.5L diesel engine typically requires SAE 10W-30 or 15W-40 oil. The recommended oil should meet API CJ-4, CI-4, or CH-4 specifications for diesel engines.

How many quarts of oil does my engine hold?

Kubota engines have varying oil capacities, typically ranging from 3 to 20 quarts (0.75 to 5 gallons). Check your Kubota owner’s manual or refer to the Kubota Engine Oil Capacity Chart for specific models.

How much engine oil do I need?

The exact amount depends on your Kubota model. Use the oil capacity chart above to determine the required oil amount and always check the oil dipstick after refilling to ensure the correct level.

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Can I use 15W40 instead of 10W30 in diesel engines?

Yes, you can use 15W40 instead of 10W30, especially in warmer temperatures. However, if you operate in cold climates, 10W30 or even 5W40 may be better to ensure smoother startups in freezing conditions.

Can I use regular diesel in my Kubota tractor?

Yes, Kubota diesel engines run on regular ultra-low sulfur diesel (ULSD). However, avoid using high-sulfur or off-road diesel that does not meet EPA regulations, as it may cause damage over time.

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Ryan Gary
Ryan Gary

With a solid foundation of 20 years in the mechanical industry and a Mechanical Engineering degree, Ryan Gary brings a deep understanding of automotive systems to Engine Oil Journal.
Driven by a passion for vehicles and a commitment to providing accurate information, he created this platform to empower drivers to make informed decisions about engine oil care.

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