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Kubota31 Oct 2022
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Kubota’s new side-by-side sets a higher standard in performance and comfort for drivers

Kubota’s latest addition to its utility vehicle offering – the RTV520, builds on the proven RTV500 and sports a refreshed look, improved suspension and increased engine displacement. Kubota Australia Product Manager for Agriculture, Mark Basile, takes us through all the features and benefits...

“When it comes to a reliable and high-performing compact-size utility vehicle for general use around the farm or worksite, you can’t go past our all-new RTV520,” he says.

Kubota's RTV520 builds on the RTV500

“The RTV520 has a host of improvements and unique upgrades that sets it apart, including a reliable two-cylinder, liquid-cooled Kubota petrol engine. This is paired with Kubota’s exclusive Variable Hydrostatic Transmission, as well as dynamic braking for excellent downhill control – to keep you safe while getting the job done.”

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He added the RTV520 has a sharp new look with a stylish and functional appearance, just like the full-size petrol and diesel models in the Kubota RTV line-up.

“We start with a redesigned hood that features a new front grille and improved headlight design. The optional front guard has been upgraded and finished in black,” Basile says.

“Small design touches, such as the updated graphics on the cargo tray, improve the look of the RTV520, rounding out an overall style package.”

The RTV520 has a sharp new look with a stylish and functional appearance

Moving to the operator area, the new contoured seat foam density has been optimised to provide better comfort during extended use, Kubota says.

There’s a new digital LCD featuring hour and fuel meters, and the new combination meter is positioned on the dash for easy viewing while driving. An optional speedometer can also be fitted.

“One of the most noticeable upgrades on the RTV520 is improved suspension performance,” Basile says.

“The new suspension system provides a significant improvement in ride quality when travelling over uneven terrain. This is achieved through Kubota’s new five-link rear suspension system design that increases suspension stroke to enhance driveability.”

The new Kubota petrol engine boasts 17.4hp to provide a bit of extra grunt when operators need it.

“In addition, the new engine runs quiet and smooth, with low vibration and noise. This is handy to note for applications such as council or golf course use or perhaps when coming home late after a long day,” Basile says.

The new engine runs quiet and smooth, with low vibration and noise

“For those who refuse to compromise, the mighty RTV520 can tackle the toughest jobs with its 530kg towing capacity and there’s plenty of choice when it comes to accessories, including the plastic canopy, windscreen, additional work lights, and winch.

“There’s also a new glove box kit that mounts under the steering wheel, providing extra storage for personal items.

“Drivers also can travel in style by fitting a set of polished black alloy wheels to enhance the overall look of the RTV520.”

For more information and stories about Kubota, visit downtoearth.kubota.com.au 

Kubota RTV520 Specifications:

Engine: 2-cylinder, Petrol, OHC, Water-cooled, EFI
Displacement: 514cc
Horsepower: 17.4hp
4WD System: 4WD/2WD selection with diff lock
Top Speed: 40km/h
Weight: 625kg
Towing Capacity: 530kg
Fuel Capacity: 19.2L

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