What Is a Kubota SSV Skid Steer?
The Kubota SSV Series is designed around maneuverability and productivity on firm ground.
The SSV75 produces 74.3 gross horsepower and has a rated operating capacity of 2,690 pounds at 50% of tipping load. It has a vertical lift design, 20.9 GPM of standard auxiliary hydraulic flow, and 30.4 GPM with high-flow hydraulics.
The SSV's four-wheel configuration makes it particularly useful when a machine needs to travel frequently around a jobsite or between work areas. Tires also make sense for operators who spend significant time on concrete, asphalt, compacted dirt, gravel, and other firm surfaces.
SSV Advantages
A Kubota SSV can be the better choice when you need:
The SSV75 reaches a high travel speed of 11.8 MPH, compared with 8.6 MPH for the SVL75-3. That difference matters when the job involves frequent movement across a large site.
What Is a Kubota SVL Compact Track Loader?
The Kubota SVL Series is built for traction, stability, and operation on challenging ground conditions.
The SVL75-3 uses a tracked undercarriage with standard 12.6-inch tracks and a 56.5-inch track contact length. Ground clearance is 11.7 inches, and standard-track ground pressure is approximately 5.8 to 5.9 PSI.
That larger contact area allows the SVL to spread the machine's weight over more surface area. The result is better flotation and less ground disturbance than a comparable wheeled skid steer in many soft-ground applications.
SVL Advantages
A Kubota SVL can be the better choice when you need:
