Kubota SVL75-2 is now available in High-Flow Models

Kubota SVL75-2 is now available in High-Flow Models
Last week in World of Concrete Kubuto introduced its all new SVL75-2 in new high-flow models. It was the main attraction of the customer who likes compact size of the SVL75-2 to stay with that size and still have the ability to use high-flow attachments such as sweepers and trenchers, says Jorge De Hoyos, senior product manager for skid steers and CTLs. The hydraulic manifold now features both ½-inch and ¾-inch auxiliary couplers. “With the adjustable high-flow hydraulics on our auxiliary couplers,” he says, “we are matching some of the versatility you get with the larger SVL95-2 model
Hydraulic flows on the 2,300-pound operating capacity machine have increased from 17.4 gpm to 29.3 gpm. The majority of the SVL75-2 with High Flow specs remain the same as the conventional model, with the exception of slight modifications to the model’s cooling package, to take into account the extra heat that high-flow hydraulics generate.

The machine has a bucket breakout force of 6,204 pounds and a lift arm breakout at 4,766 pounds. The SVL75-2 is powered by a 74.3-gross-horsepower, four-cylinder Kubota diesel, which uses a diesel particulate filter to meet Tier 4 Final emissions standards. The machine has a 24.6-gallon fuel tank.