Kubota Tractors

Kubota Corporation was established in 1890 in Japan. It was the first agricultural machinery company in Japan and has won awards for manufacturing excellence and environmental friendliness.

Kubota Tractor Corporation has its headquarters in Torrence, CA, USA and was established in 1972. Kubota tractors were originally designed for Japanese farms, which are much smaller than U.S. farms and require more maneuverability. The tractors built to accommodate these requirements became greatly sought after on larger U.S. farms. Flexibility and maneuverability are important no matter what size the farming operation is.

Kubota introduced its first tractor in the U.S. in 1969. The small, 21 HP L200 tractor was an overnight success because it filled a gaping void other tractor manufactures just weren't addressing. In 1974, Kubota introduced the 12 HP, 4-wheel-drive tractor in the U.S. Large four-wheel-drive tractors were common, but the 12 HP became an industry benchmark in the compact tractor market.

Kubota Tractor Corporation continues to expand its product line, with four lines of tractors, the BX, B, L and M Series.

Kubota has also successfully introduced compact construction equipment, turf equipment, lawn and garden equipment, pumps, generators and a variety of Performance-Matched implements and attachments.

Kubota is now the leading marketer and distributor of under 40-h.p. tractors in the United States, offering more than 80 tractor models.

Kubota equipment is sold and serviced in the United States through a nationwide network of more than 1,040 authorized dealers supported by the company's corporate headquarters in Torrance, California and four division offices and warehouses located in Lodi, California; Fort Worth, Texas; Groveport, Ohio; and Suwanee, Georgia.