Kubota Engine America (KEA) brought a variety of engines to the ARA Show in Las Vegas.
Z482-BG diesel engine: Bringing it up for light towers
Designed specifically for LED light towers, the Z482-BG diesel engine’s 1,000-hour oil change interval sets it apart, reducing maintenance needs and operational costs. Weighing just 172 pounds, this compact two-cylinder powerhouse delivers consistent performance at 5.1 HP (3.8 kW) at 1800 rpm, ensuring reliability even under demanding conditions.
V2403 turbo diesel and WG2503 spark-ignited engines: Versatility and power
For applications requiring versatility, the V2403 turbo diesel and WG2503 spark-ignited engines are designed to meet a wide range of power needs while offering fuel flexibility. The WG2503 is based on the industrial diesel engine platform, providing rental fleet managers with the option to choose between diesel and spark ignited.
The V2403 is turbocharged and has a turbo aftercooler. Its design ensures a robust stand-by power output of 64.8 HP (48.3 kW) at 1800 rpm, making it a good engine for generator applications.
The WG2503 is offered in gasoline, LPG, natural gas and dual-fuel configurations, and it delivers 51-56 HP at 2700 rpm, with the same durability as Kubota’s diesel lineup.
D1105K diesel engine: Precision and performance for a better future
Contributing to Kubota’s goal of sustainability, the D1105K diesel engine features an engine-mounted ECU for precise control, enhanced fuel efficiency and low emissions. This compact and reliable engine features a power output of 24.8 HP (18.5 kW) at 3000 RPM and is designed for rental applications prioritizing performance and compliance with stringent environmental regulations.
Built for reliability, backed by service
Kubota engines are trusted by rental businesses and fleet managers across industries for their reliability, ease of maintenance and robust service network, Kubota Engines says. From extended oil change intervals to advanced turbo technology, Kubota is designed to keep fleet on the job longer. Its extensive dealer network, Kubota engine service app and participation in the SmartEquip network ensure fast, reliable support. Kubota’s diesel engines are approved for use of HVO renewable diesel.
It's too late to see the engines at the 2025 ARA Show but more information is available at: www.kubotaengine.com.
