2017 Kubota SSV75
$25,500
HST Included
2017 Kubota SSV75 Skid Steer Loader for Sale – 369 Hours – 74 HP – Hydraulic Quick Coupler
2017 Kubota SSV75 Skid Steer Loader
This 2017 Kubota SSV75 Skid Steer Loader is an exceptionally low-hour machine built for construction, agriculture, landscaping, material handling, and general utility applications. Powered by a 74 HP Kubota 4-cylinder diesel engine and equipped with a hydrostatic transmission with two-speed travel, this skid steer delivers strong performance, smooth operation, and dependable productivity.
With only 369 hours showing on the meter (hours may vary as the unit is still in use), this machine features an enclosed climate-controlled cab, auxiliary hydraulics, hydraulic quick coupler, and a Bradco low-profile bucket with solid tires for increased durability and reduced downtime.
Machine Information
- Make: Kubota
- Model: SSV75
- Year: 2017
- Machine Type: Skid Steer Loader
- Hours: 369 (meter reading – hours may vary; unit still in use)
- Serial Number: 22208
Engine
- Manufacturer: Kubota
- Cylinders: 4
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Horsepower: 74 HP
Transmission / Drive System
- Hydrostatic transmission
- Two-speed travel
Operator’s Station
- Enclosed cab
- Air conditioning
- Heater
- Hand bucket controls
Features
- Auxiliary hydraulics
- Hydraulic quick coupler
- Bradco bucket
- Low-profile bucket design
- Bucket width: 72 in.
- Bolt-on cutting edge
Tires
- Tire Size: 33×12-18
- Solid tires
This Kubota SSV75 skid steer loader combines extremely low hours with the power and versatility needed for demanding work environments. The hydraulic quick coupler allows for efficient attachment changes, while the auxiliary hydraulics support a wide range of attachments. Solid tires provide excellent durability for construction sites, industrial yards, and applications where minimizing tire-related downtime is important. Ideal for contractors, landscapers, farmers, rental fleets, and property owners. Contact us for pricing, additional information, or to schedule an inspection.
