The compact-tractor market share leader in North America - BX, B, L, LX, and MX series covering 18 to 62 HP with the deepest sub-compact and compact lineup of any brand.
Kubota has held the #1 US compact-tractor sales position for two decades running, and the reason is lineup breadth. The BX-series sub-compacts (18–25 HP) are the best-selling sub-compact tractors on the continent; the L-series and LX-series (24–48 HP) dominate hobby-farm and small-property sales; the MX-series (55–62 HP) covers the utility-compact ceiling. Every series ships with Kubota's own diesels (Kubota is one of the world's largest small-diesel manufacturers - the engines in many competitors are also Kubotas), hydrostatic transmissions rated for continuous loader work, and Kubota's LA-series loaders that match cleanly to each tractor without dealer guesswork. Pricing runs slightly under John Deere and slightly above Kioti/Mahindra for comparable spec.
The database holds 35 Kubota models, spanning 13.7 to 53 PTO horsepower and three-point lift capacities from 680 to 2976 lb. 4 of them are sub-compact and 26 carry a verified factory loader record with its lift rating and measurement basis stated. Models listed include BX1880, BX2380, BX2680, BX23S, B2601HSD, B2301HSD. Every specification is read from Kubota documentation, and each record shows the source link and the date it was last checked. Open any model to see which attachments in the database fit it and which fail, with the specification and margin behind each verdict.