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FEATURES LARGE ENGINE Powerful and reliable. Kubota's V1505 4-cylinder engine puts out 27.5 horsepower at 2,300 rpm. It's so fuel-efficient, one full tank allows 10 continuous hours of excavator work. VARIABLE DISPLACEMENT PUMPS With variable displacement pumps, both the oil flow and the pressure are adjusted according to the workload. The pumps even reduce the required engine horsepower for greater fuel economy, as well as decrease vibration and noise for overall efficient operation. OPERATING WEIGHT AND SPECS COMPARE TO MACHINES ONE CLASS LARGER For greater power and stability that's comparable to a 3-ton class excavator, the KX71-3's operating weight is a hefty 6,305 lbs., with track and track shoe widths being 5'1" and 12" respectively. Although it can compare with the 3-ton class, its overall width has been kept under 5', allowing it to fit through narrow openings. INCREASED BUCKET AND ARM BREAKOUT FORCE The KX71-3 presents you with the deepest digging depth of any compact excavator in its class. Even with its long arm, the KX71-3 generates the most arm (3,285 lbs.) breakout force and bucket (6,350 lbs.) to give you an amazingly efficient excavator performance. INCREASED AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC OIL FLOW An increased hydraulic oil flow rate of 13.4 GPM enables the KX71-3 to employ a variety of hydraulic attachments, like hydraulic hammers and augers. And a wider selection of attachments means a wider variety of jobs you can accomplish. DIGITAL PANEL Informative, interactive and functional. Kubota's all new LCD panel accurately displays easy to understand diagnostics and digital readings. When filling-up with fuel, our Intelligent Control System (KICS) informs the operator that the tank is nearly full, as well as alerts the operator to when routine maintenance is due. The panel reduces excavator downtime and repair fees for a decrease in total operating costs. FEATURES SHORT STROKE OPERATION LEVER Shorter movements mean less effort. Our operating levers require less arm movement; yet increase control, responsiveness and comfort. With only the slightest flick of the wrist, the KX71-3 responds with power and smooth operation to reduce operator fatigue. 2-SPEED TRAVEL SWITCH Conveniently mounted on the dozer lever, the 2-Speed Travel Switch allows advanced user-friendly travel speed changes combined with an increase in floor space. You get easier operation, plus greater control and comfort. NEW WRIST RESTS Set the new, custom adjustable wrist rests to your favorite position or just move them out of the way. Either way, they help reduce arm movement and operator fatigue for increased comfort and job efficiency. DOUBLE-OPENING BONNET Routine maintenance and repairs are quick and easy with our double-opening bonnet. When both panels are opened, virtually all the components are within grasp. FITS IN TIGHTER PLACES The KX71-3 tail swing overhang is only 18”. It’s even easier to avoid obstacles that could result in damage to the machine, opening opportunities to more job sites. PROTECTED HYDRAULIC HOSES Hydraulic hoses are routed inside the swing bracket to protect against damage. You'll get longer service life so that operating and maintenance costs are reduced FEATURES PROTECTED BUCKET CYLINDER HOSES For extended service life and improved visibility, we’ve protected the bucket cylinder hoses by routing them through the arm. TWO PATTERN SELECTION SYSTEM (TPSS) The TPSS selection lever allows the operator to easily choose between ISO and SAE operating patterns. Perfect for companies, municipalities or rental yards where multiple operators are common. TPSS maintains productivity for large excavators or backhoe operators. ROPS/FOPS Canopy & Cab Our larger cab offers maximum comfort to keep operating at your peak longer. You receive more foot and leg room, an adjustable deluxe suspension seat with headrest, and plenty of visibility. Plus, both cab and canopy models offer the protection of ROPS/FOPS certification. Front Pin Bushings For enhanced durability, we’ve implemented bushings throughout the pivot points along the swing bracket, boom, arm and bucket. SPECIFICATIONS MODEL KX71-3 Type of ROPS / FOPS Type of tracks Canopy Rubber Cab Rubber Model KUBOTA V1505 Type 4-cylinder, liquid-cooled, overhead valve diesel engine Engine 27.5(20.5) / 2300 91.4 (1498) Dimensions & Performance Output(SAE J1995 gross)/rated speed HP(kW)/rpm Displacement cu.in.(cc) Overall length ft.in.(mm) Overall height ft.in.(mm) Overall width ft.in.(mm) Minimum ground clearance in.(mm) 12" (305) Maximum digging depth ft.in.(mm) 9'9"(2970) Maximum vertical digging depth ft.in.(mm) 6'5"(1950) Maximum digging height ft.in.(mm) 15'5" (4700) Maximum dumping height ft.in.(mm) 10'5" (3180) Maximum digging radius at ground ft.in.(mm) 16'0" (4880) Maximum digging radius ft.in.(mm) 16'4" (4990) 6'4" (1940) Minimum turning radius with swing Minimum tail turning radius 5'2" (1580) 3'7" (1210) Maximum traveling speed Swing System Blade 7'11" (2410) 4'11" (1500) Minimum turning radius without swing ft.in.(mm) Maximum arm breakout force Hydraulic Maximum bucket breakout force System Pump capacity Auxiliary hydraulic line flow rate Drive System 14'11" (4550) 8'0" (2430) Max. traction force ft.in.(mm) ft.in.(mm) lbs(kgf) 3285 (1490) lbs(kgf) 6350 (2880) GPM(L/min) GPM(L/min) 8.50 (32.2) Piston x 2 / 4.86 (18.4) Gear x1 13.4 (50.6) Low / High mph(km/h) 1.6 (2.6) / 2.8 (4.5) Low speed lbs (kgf) Under carriage shoe width Ground contact pressure in.(mm) psi(kgf/cm2) Unit swing speed Boom swing angle rpm Blade width x height ft.in.(mm) Maximum lift above ground Maximum drop below ground in.(mm) in.(mm) Fuel reservoir Coolant Coolant and Lubricant Engine oil Hydraulic oil (Reservoir / System) Weight Operating weight 5027 (2280) degrees 12" (300) 4.1 (0.29) 3.9 (0.28) 9.4 Left = 80 / Right = 60 4'11" x 1'0" (1500 x 300) 13" (340) 12" (310) gal. 11.9 gal. 1.4 gal. gal. 1.2 9.0 / 13.2 lbs. (kg) 6305 (2860) 6550 (2970) The company reserves the right to change the above specifications without notice. This brochure is for descriptive purposes only. Please contact your local Kubota dealer for warranty information. For your safety, KUBOTA strongly recommends the use of a Rollover Protective Structure (ROPS) and seat belt in almost all applications. Competitive Comparison Kubota KX71-3 Bobcat 328D CAT 302.5 Komatsu PC27R-8E Takeuchi TB125 unit Kubota V1505 Kubota D1703 Caterpillar 3013 Komatsu 3D82AE Yanmar 3TNE82A HP cu. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. in. gpm gpm lbs mph lbs in. psi rpm degree in. in. in. gal. gal. lbs 27.5 / 2300 91.4 179 95.6 59 12.0 185 125 192 117 77 21.9 13.4 6350 1.6 / 2.8 5027 12 3.9 9.4 80 / 60 59 x 12 13 12 11.9 9.0 6305 27.5 / 2200 100.5 164.2 94 55 8.5 167.4 116.9 178.3 112.6 82.5 17.5 12.3 4766 1.2 / 1.9 5480 12.6 4.2 9.2 90 / 50 55.0 x 14.9 15.5 16.9 14 4.8 6477 24.1 / 2300 91.3 178 91 57 12.2 178 128 190 116 94 22.3 13.5 4928 1.6 / 2.8 N/A 12 N/A 9 90 / 50 57.0 x 13.8 12.6 11.4 10.8 9.4 5762 26.0 / 2600 81.2 178 96 59 13 183 132 179 114 86 20.2 7.9 5071 1.4 / 2.7 N/A 11.8 3.8 9 90 / 50 59 x 12 15 13 6.6 5.5 6239 22.5 / 2300 81.2 178 96 57 11.8 174 125 186 114 64 23.3 12.9 6350 1.7 / 3.0 4762 12 4.1 9.6 80 / 60 57.0 x 14.0 15.4 12.4 13.4 13 6151 FEATURE Model Engine Dimension Working range Hydraulic System Drive system Swing system Horsepower Displacement Overall length Overall height Overall width Min. ground clearance Max. digging height Max. dumping height Max. digging radius @ ground Max. digging depth Max. vertical digging depth Pump capacity Auxiliary hydraulic flow rate Max. bucket breakout force Traveling speed Max. drawbar pull Under carriage shoe width Ground contact pressure Unit swing speed Boom swing angle ( L / R ) Blade width x height Max. lift above ground Max. drop below ground Fuel reservoir Hydraulic reservoir Operating weight These comparison of specifications are based upon the most reliable data obtainable by Kubota at the time of publication. Kubota reserves the right to change specifications without notice. Information in this section has been obtained both from literature published by competitors and from other sources available at the time this material was being prepared. It is correct to the best of our knowledge but due to technological developments it is subject to change without notice.