The Kubota G2000 specifications include production from 1989 – 1997, engine power rated at 21 hp (15.7 kW), a shaft-driven hydrostatic transmission, and a listed weight of 706 to 750 lbs.
Kubota G2000 key specifications
Production years
1989 – 1997
Horsepower
21 hp
Engine power
21 hp (15.7 kW)
Displacement
740 cc 45.16 cu in
Transmission
shaft-driven hydrostatic
Fuel capacity
5 gal (18.9 L)
Weight
706 to 750 lbs
Wheelbase
50 inches (127 cm)
Rear PTO speed
2,000 rpm
Kubota G2000 Kubota model comparison
See how this tractor compares across up to six main specifications using the low, average and high values among Kubota models in this database.
Engine power21 hp
Low 9 hpAverage 44.1 hpHigh 200 hp
Fuel capacity5 gal
Low 2.1 galAverage 17.3 galHigh 99 gal
Maximum listed weight750 lbs
Low 528 lbsAverage 3,997.4 lbsHigh 19,510 lbs
Wheelbase50 in
Low 43.5 inAverage 69.9 inHigh 114 in
This model Kubota database average
Kubota G2000 dimensions chart
Compare the main listed tractor dimensions using centimetres.
Length186 cm
Wheelbase127 cm
Width103 cm
Engine specifications
Bore/Stroke
2.68 × 2.68 inches (68 × 68 mm)
Rated RPM
3,600
Starter volts
12
Firing order
1-2-3
Transmission options
Gears
infinite forward and reverse
PTO and hitch
Rear hitch category
Category 0 (optional)
Mechanical specifications
Steering
manual
Electrical specifications
Electrical ground
negative
Charging amps
12.5
Battery volts
12
Battery AH
45
Dimensions and weight
Listed weight range
706 to 750 lbs
Length
73.4 inches (186 cm)
Width
40.7 inches (103 cm)
Height
45.7 inches (116 cm)
Tires and tread
Front tire
16-6.5-8.00
Rear tire
23-10.5-12
Lawn/turf front tire
16-6.5-8.00
Lawn/turf rear tire
23-10.5-12
Attachments
Cut height
1.4 to 3.5 inch 3 to 8 cm or 1.5 to 4.0 inch 3 to 10 cm
Note: Comparison values are calculated from Kubota models in this specifications database. Specifications can vary by year, market, configuration, tires and optional equipment. For official specifications, check the official Kubota website or the tractor’s operator manual.
