Summary: Kubota's SVL Series runs from the SVL65-2 up to the new SVL110-3, and each size fits a different kind of work. Smaller models suit tight residential lots and landscaping, while the larger machines handle heavy grading and high-flow attachments. The right pick comes down to how much you carry, how high you dump and which attachments you run.
Matching a Kubota Track Loader to Your Work in San Jose and the Bay Area
At Mission Valley Kubota, we help contractors, landscapers and property owners across San Jose and Silicon Valley pick the right track loader. The best fit depends on your job sites, your crew and the kind of work you take on most.
Three numbers do most of the sorting. ROC (rated operating capacity) is how much weight the loader can safely carry in its bucket or on forks. Hinge pin height tells you how high the bucket can reach, which matters when you dump into trucks or bins.
The third is GPM (gallons per minute), the amount of hydraulic fluid the loader sends to attachments like augers, trenchers and mulchers. More flow lets bigger, hungrier attachments run at full speed.
