Kubota rolled out a new Rugged Terrain Vehicle at World of Concrete earlier this year, where we got a walkaround tour of the diesel-powered RTV-X1130.
New for the RTV-X1130 is a 6-foot-long bed whose side rails and tailgate can be dropped down, as demonstrated in the video above. The side rails can also be removed, enabling the operator to have a full flat bed.
The model is based on the RTV-X1140 chassis, but instead of a second row of seats, Kubota extended the steel bed for carrying a variety of loads, including dirt, sand and gravel. The 26.4-cubic-foot bed also hydraulically dumps.
Payload is 1,212 pounds, and it has a 1,300-pound towing capacity.
The four-wheel-drive X1130 has independent suspension on each wheel as well as Kubota’s Extra Duty Independent Rear Suspension.
Other features on the X1130 include a high-rigidity steel frame designed to isolate occupants from noise and vibration on rough terrain and when carrying heavy loads.
Options for the RTV-X1130 include a tailgate extender that touches the ground for loading when the bed is fully raised for dumping. A winch can be installed in the bed for hauling in objects onto the bed. And an LED light cargo panel is also available.
Quick Specs:
- Engine: 24.8 hp Kubota diesel
- Cargo bed load: 1,212 lbs.
- Towing capacity: 1,300 lbs.
- Drive system: 4WD
- Transmission: variable hydraulic transmission
- Speed: 0-25 mph
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