Used KUBOTA SCL1000
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331 hours, 2023 year, 24.8hp Kubota turbo diesel, hydro transmission w/5.1mph travel speed, hydraulic pilot controls, color LCD instrument panel w/gauges & keyless start, suspended operator platform, front LED worklamp, 15gpm aux hydraulics, universal mini style bucket coupler, bucket NOT included, integrated undercarriage with sealed track rollers, 9.8" width rubber tracks with only 4.0 psi ground pressure, vertical lift boom with 84.7" max lift height, rated 1000lb operating load at 35% of tipping load, 36" width, 3035lb weight, full machine warranty thru 2-19-2027!
Kubota SCL Series
Introducing the Kubota SCL1000 Stand-On Track Loader with Exclusive Features:
24.8 HP Turbocharged Engine:
- No DPF
- Excellent high-altitude performance
- Remarkably quiet operation
Integrated Track Design:
- Sturdy undercarriage welded to the main frame
- User-friendly grease track tension design
- Sealed oil bath rollers
Narrow 36" Overall Width:
- Standard 9.8" wide track
- Low ground pressure at just 4.0 psi
- Exceptional traction force
LCD Color Dash Monitoring System:
- Keyless start with passcode protection
- Easy-to-read consolidated machine monitoring
- Service interval reminders
- Sunlight-readable display
Power & Performance:
- 24.8 HP Turbocharged Kubota engine for quiet operation and high-altitude performance with no DPF
- Directly connected hydraulic pump for reduced maintenance
- Vertical lift loader arms reach higher and further with a hinge pin height of 84.7" and a 26" reach at a 45° dump angle
- 1000 lbs. Rated Operating Capacity (ROC) combined with 15 gpm auxiliary hydraulic flow for impressive productivity
- Low-impact wide track design (4.0 psi) for minimal damage to grass or landscaping
- Best-in-class travel speed at 4.9 mph
Operator Controls:
- Patent-pending T-drive handle for intuitive and ergonomic steering
- Hydraulic pilot-operated loader and drive control valves for precise and responsive control
- Right-hand joystick for loader arm and bucket movement
- Easy operation of auxiliary hydraulics without removing your hand from the loader joystick
- Simple continuous flow control in either direction with the push of a button
Comfort & Convenience:
- Cushioned loader boom cylinders and adjustable platform suspension for enhanced operator comfort and maximum productivity
- 4.3" Color LCD monitor
- Keyless start with passcode protection
- 12 Volt charging port
Durability:
- Internal routing of auxiliary hydraulic lines within the loader arm for optimal protection
- Standard case drain
- Pressure release type auxiliary hydraulic couplers
- Standard attachment hose guide
- Welded track frame with angled top for debris shedding and dual flange front idler for improved stability and weight distribution
Safety:
- Automatic engagement of the parking brake when the operator leaves the platform
- Front LED work light with a 30-second courtesy timer to stay on after powering off
Reliability:
- Heavy-duty cast CII coupler and protective cover for bucket cylinder fittings
- Standard CII coupler
- Optional welded 2-lever style coupler
Service:
- Easy access to centralized filters and everyday maintenance items
- Dash indicator light for air filter cleaning alerts
- Convenient service information accessible at the touch of a button
- Reduced maintenance time with permanently sealed and lubricated track rollers and a grease-type track tension system.
Resources
Neil for Messicks here to bring you along on some of my weekend chores. I've been out here doing a little bit of work around my property, moving a little bit of soil around. We're going to show you the project that I've been working on here, personally. Some of the challenges that I ran into in doing it, and some of the operational techniques here with this equipment that's helped me get this done. This is the driveway here at my front yard. I've lived now at this property for about a year and we had gone through the construction process and I've done all of the prep and landscape work myself using, for the most part, my tractor. What we would've done here, would've been an area out here that I would've leveled off. I would've prepped for seed use. Saw all the videos on that. We had a stone driveway put in by the contractor that was then paved over.
Now, at this point, all the contractors left and as a person doing new construction, I've been really surprised how much work is left for me when everybody is gone, right? One of the things that I've had left here, that I'm not totally happy with the way that it came out is this Stony area here along the side of my driveway. I come on and off the driveway with my tractor or zero term mower. I get bumped around and stuff as I make this transition off. I don't particularly care how it looks. And I don't want to deal with it this way for the rest of my eternity here. Right? So what I'm working on is bringing over some top soil that I had dropped off. Filling in this area right here and smoothing it out and prepping this for seed to try to ease this transition.
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