Kubota M9000 Tractor

Manufacturer Kubota
Price -
Model M9000
Equipment Type Utility Tractors
Factory Japan

VARIANTS

M9000F 2WD
M9000DT 4WD
M9000DTC mudder

OCED TRACTOR TEST 1805 2

Description Diesel 8-speed 4WD 10 1998 Link: OCED Tractor Test 1805 file PTO performance Drawbar performance
Max power 81hp / 60.4kW
Power at rated engine speed 80.3hp / 59.9kW
Fuel use 4.9gal/hour / 18.5l/hour
Power at rated PTO speed 79.4hp / 59.2kW
Max pull 8985lbs / 4075kg

KUBOTA M9000 POWER

Engine (gross) 92.1hp / 68.7kW
PTO (claimed) 80hp / 59.7kW
PTO (tested) 81hp / 60.4kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The Kubota M9000 features a robust V3300-TIE 4-cylinder diesel engine with a displacement of 3.3L, providing a gross power output of 92.1 hp at 2600 RPM, which is advantageous for heavy-duty tasks such as plowing and tilling. Its dual dry element air cleaner enhances engine efficiency and longevity, while a compression ratio of 21.8:1 indicates good fuel efficiency, especially under load. However, maintenance of oil (11.3 qts) and coolant (9.5 qts) capacities should be monitored closely to prevent overheating or lubrication failures during prolonged use.

Description Kubota V3300-TIE diesel 4-cylinder liquid-cooled
Displacement 202ci / 3.3L
Bore/Stroke 3.86x4.33inches / 98x 110 mm
Power (gross) 92.1hp / 68.7kW
Air cleaner dual dry element
Compression 21.8:1
Rated RPM 2600
Starter volts 12
Oil capacity 11.3qts / 10.7L
Coolant capacity 9.5qts / 9.0L

KUBOTA M9000 ENGINE

The Kubota M9000 features a robust 3.3L four-cylinder diesel engine, renowned for its fuel efficiency and durability, making it suitable for a variety of agricultural tasks. Its compact design allows for maneuverability in tight spaces, but operators should be aware of the limited power output compared to larger models, which may affect performance in heavy tillage. Overall, this tractor is ideal for small to medium-sized farms seeking a reliable workhorse with lower operating costs.

Description Kubota 3.3L 4-cyl diesel

TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW

The Kubota M9000 features an 8-speed synchronized transmission paired with an 8-speed power shuttle, enabling smooth directional shifts and enhanced operator control. This design facilitates efficient operations in varying terrain and applications, such as tilling or hauling. However, while it allows for seamless speed adjustments, the complexity may require a steeper learning curve for novice operators.

Description 8-speed synchronized 8-speed power shuttle

TRANSMISSION 1

The Kubota M9000 features a synchronized transmission with 8 forward and reverse gears, enhancing operational versatility for various field tasks. Its dry disc clutch allows for efficient power transfer but may require careful handling to avoid premature wear in high-load scenarios. With an oil capacity of 54.8 quarts (51.9 liters), regular maintenance is crucial to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the transmission system.

Type synchronized
Gears 8 forward and reverse
Clutch dry disc
Oil capacity 54.8qts / 51.9L

TRANSMISSION 2

The Kubota M9000 features a hydraulic power shuttle transmission, enabling smooth directional changes without clutching, which enhances productivity in demanding applications. With 8 forward and reverse gears, this tractor provides a versatile speed range ideal for various tasks; the optional creeper gear set extends this to 12 speeds, beneficial for precision work like tilling or planting. The hydraulic wet disc clutch improves durability and reduces maintenance needs, though its oil capacity of 54.8 quarts necessitates regular monitoring to ensure optimal performance.

Type power shuttle
Gears 8 forward and reverse
Clutch hydraulic wet disc
Oil capacity 54.8qts / 51.9L
Description The hydraulic power shuttle transmission became available in 2003. A creeper option was also available increasing speeds to 12/12.

MECHANICAL

The Kubota M9000 tractor features a versatile 4x2 or 4x4 configuration with inboard planetary final drives, enhancing traction and stability in varying terrains. The hydrostatic power steering coupled with mechanical wet disc brakes provides responsive control and reliable stopping power, though maintenance can be more complex than traditional systems. The 8-speed transmission offers smooth shifting for varied agricultural tasks, while the optional air-conditioned cab enhances operator comfort during extended use, making it suitable for diverse farming scenarios.

Chassis 4x2 2WD/4x4 MFWD 4WD
Final drives inboard planetary
Differential lock front and rear standard
Steering hydrostatic power
Brakes mechanical wet disc
Cab Two-post folding ROPS. Cab optional with air-conditioning.
Transmissions 8-speed synchronize 8-speed power shuttle

CAPACITY

ROPS Fuel 23.8gal / 90.1L
Cab Fuel 29.1gal / 110.1L
Hydraulic system 13.7gal / 51.9L

HYDRAULICS

Type open center
Capacity 13.7gal / 51.9L
Valves 1 to 3
Pump flow 23.1gpm / 87.4lpm

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type II
Control position control and top-link draft sensing
Rear lift (at ends) 5560lbs / 2522kg
Rear lift (at 24 4630lbs / 2100kg *Advertised. Actual lift during testing was 3,595 pounds.
Rear Arms telescopic stabilizers and link ends

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO independent
Clutch hydraulic
Rear RPM 540/540/1000
Engine RPM 540@2205

KUBOTA M9000 TIRES

The Kubota M9000 tractor offers versatile tire options for various applications, with configurations supporting both 2WD and 4WD. The choice between agricultural, lawn/turf, and industrial tires allows for tailored performance, where agricultural tires provide superior traction in field conditions, whereas turf tires minimize soil compaction for landscaping tasks. However, it's essential to assess the operational focus, as selecting inappropriate tires could lead to reduced efficiency and increased wear in unsuitable environments.

2WD Standard tires (ag) Front: 7.50-18. Rear: 12.4-24/Front: 12.4-24. Rear: 18.4-30 (4WD)
Lawn/turf front 9.5L-15 (2WD)
Lawn/turf rear 18.4-26 (2WD)
Industrial front 27x8.50-15 (4WD)
Industrial rear 15-19.5 (4WD)

DIMENSIONS

Wheelbase 88.6inches / 225cm
2WD Length 152.6inches / 387cm
4WD Length 151.4inches / 384cm
Width 78inches / 198cm
Height (ROPS) 98.4inches / 249cm
Height (cab) 99.6inches / 252cm
Clearance (front axle) 19.7inches / 50cm
2WD Front tread 56.7 to 80.3inches / 144to 203 cm
4WD Front tread 59.8 to 63.8inches / 151to 162 cm
Rear tread 59.8 to 75.6inches / 151to 192 cm

KUBOTA M9000 WEIGHT

2WD ROPS 5675lbs / 2574kg
4WD ROPS 6160lbs / 2794kg
2WD Cab 6260lbs / 2839kg
4WD Cab 6750lbs / 3061kg

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The Kubota M9000 tractor features a wheelbase of 88.6 inches, providing stability for various field operations, especially in plowing and tilling. Weighing between 5,675 and 6,750 pounds, it offers a robust platform that aids in traction and balance but may limit mobility in rugged terrain. With 2WD, it's ideal for tasks on flat or moderately inclined surfaces, though it may struggle in soft or uneven ground conditions compared to 4WD alternatives.

Wheelbase 88.6inches / 225cm
Weight 5675 to 6750 pounds
Front tire 7.50-18
2WD Rear tire 12.4-24

KUBOTA LA1251 LOADER

Height (to pin) 133.5inches / 339cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 97.2inches / 246cm
Dump reach 24.4inches / 61cm
Dump angle 59°
Reach at ground 78.3inches / 198cm
Rollback angle 39°
Breakout force (lift) 3750lbs / 1701kg
Breakout force (bucket) 4905lbs / 2224kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2755lbs / 1249kg
Bucket width 84inches / 213cm

KUBOTA LA1301 LOADER

Height (to pin) 133.2inches / 338cm
Clearance, dumped bucket 97.2inches / 246cm
Dump reach 24.4inches / 61cm
Dump angle 59°
Reach at ground 78.3inches / 198cm
Rollback angle 39°
Breakout force (at 500mm) 3750lbs / 1701kg
Lift to full height (at pin) 2755lbs / 1249kg
Raise time to height 3.8 s

ELECTRICAL

Ground negative
Charging system alternator
ROPS Charging amps 45
Cab Charging amps 60
Battery CCA 1000
Battery volts 12


Last Updated 2025-01-01
Stephen is a passionate tractor hobbyist with a deep-seated love for all things mechanized and agricultural. Growing up in a rural setting, he developed a fascination with these mighty machines that have played a crucial role in shaping the farming industry.

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