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3 months ago
Wheels&Tracks

September 21, 2020

Building on its reputation for developing innovative solutions for customers in the Groundcare market, Kubota is pleased to announce the launch of its newly updated and popular G-Series range of mowers. These mowers have been specially developed to meet the professional groundcare needs of key customer segments such as councils, contractors and large property owners.

There are two models in the new G-Series line-up; G231 and G261.

Both will be available with Low and High dump Grass collectors. These models have eye-catching developments such as a new hydrostatic transmission (HST) designed to increase Traction and Grip. The models are also equipped with a powerful Kubota engine offering 23hp and 26 hp, as well as an electromagnetic PTO clutch which replaces the hydraulic PTO, for reduced hydraulic loss.

With a top speed of 19.0 km/h, the highest in the industry, G-Series mowers enable users to cut grass at higher speeds and ultimately finish the job quicker.

The new G-Series will be on display and available for sale at Kubota dealerships later in 2020.

https://ke.kubota-eu.com/blog/news/kubota-upgrades-its-popular-g-series-line-up/#agriculture

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