Kubota L3301 Tractor
The Kubota L3301 is a 33 gross hp compact utility tractor with 26.2-27.7 PTO hp, depending on transmission. It is well suited to property maintenance, loader work, mowing, and light implement use.
Kubota L3301 specifications
| Production years | 2014-2022 |
|---|---|
| Engine | Kubota 1.8L 3-cylinder diesel |
| Power | 33 hp gross; 27.7 hp gear PTO or 26.2 hp hydro PTO |
| Transmission | 8-speed synchronized shuttle or hydrostatic |
| Weight, approx. | 2,557-2,778 lb |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| PTO | Rear 540 rpm; transmission PTO on gear model, live PTO on hydro model |
| Hitch and lift | Category I; 1,433 lb lift at 24 inches behind lift point |
What the L3301 is used for
The L3301 is a versatile compact tractor for rotary cutting, finish mowing, light grading, material handling, and three-point-hitch chores. Four-wheel drive is available, while the gear model alone could be ordered as two-wheel drive.
Choose the synchronized-shuttle model for direct gear control and the hydrostatic model for frequent direction and speed changes. A loader or backhoe-equipped tractor should be evaluated as a complete package, including its mounts and hydraulic operation.
Why the Kubota L3301 stands out
The L3301 pairs a 1.8L three-cylinder diesel with a Category I hitch, power steering, wet disc brakes, and either shuttle or hydrostatic drive. Its rear lift rating and available four-wheel drive make it a capable small-acreage utility platform.
Buying a used Kubota L3301
Confirm whether the tractor is gear or hydrostatic because PTO rating and PTO behavior differ. Test four-wheel-drive engagement if equipped, check the hydrostatic pedal or shuttle clutch operation, inspect loader and backhoe mounting points where applicable, and verify hydraulic function and service records.
Kubota L3301 frequently asked questions
How much PTO horsepower does a Kubota L3301 have?
The gear-drive L3301 is rated at 27.7 PTO hp, while the hydrostatic model is rated at 26.2 PTO hp.
Is the Kubota L3301 available with hydrostatic transmission?
Yes. It was offered with a hydrostatic transmission as an alternative to the eight-speed synchronized shuttle transmission.
What type of three-point hitch does the L3301 use?
It has a Category I rear three-point hitch.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used tractors vary by condition and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.