All three of these M-Series narrow tractors are equipped with Kubota’s revolutionary center-direct injection system engines. The E-CDIS engine offers a rare combination of more power, optimum durability and greater efficiency. It provides you with what you need to get the job done quicker, while still minding your budget. These engines also boast lower noise levels, which equate to less stress and fatigue, especially after a long day on the tractor.

The Hydraulic Shuttle transmission is designed to keep you moving and productive with synchronized four speeds of the main shift and a high/low range. The main shift also allows you to shift “on the fly” for smooth operation. The 4-wheel brakes work together with our mechanical wet disc brake system to offer safe and effortless stops every time. When traveling in 2WD, and both brakes are applied, 4WD instantly engages for 4 wheel braking power.

We’ve redesigned the front axle specifically for our M-Series narrow tractors. This bevelgear front axle provides these tractors with greater strength, maneuverability and durability to handle their very specific demands. Kubota’s exclusive Bi-Speed Turn feature rotates the front wheels at a rate of speed nearly twice that of the rear wheels whenever the front wheels exceed a turning angle of about 30 degrees. The result is a smoother, tighter turn, allowing you to turn into an adjacent crop row on your first attempt. This feature also helps to significantly reduce surface damage. For safety, the Bi-Speed turn feature is automatically cancelled when traveling at higher speeds.

We built the M6040, M7040 and M8540 narrow tractors specifically for those who work in vineyards, orchards or anywhere else that might require a narrow and compact tractor with M-Series power. These tractors feature a hood height of only 46” and an overall width of just 48” with standard tires. To further ensure that these machines go where you want them, we’ve also rounded the fenders, placed the ROPS in the middle of the tractor, included standard foldable hazard lights and made certain that the levers are positioned so as not to interfere with low branches.