D905 KUBOTA ENGINE SPECS FREE

I was told by the Product Manager that Kubota plans to have a completely new web site up around the first of Feb.Emission regulation: EPA/CARB Tier 2 level + EU Stage IIIA level Kubota is a leader in techniolgy not the mechandising in this industry. It might also be that there web site isn't up to the products being currently offered. I am all for low emissions, but I would rather have more HP and torque. Based on what I could see from the Kubota Engine web site, I would much prefer to have the 905. I have his phone number and extension and I can call him back at anytime. He just claimed they are the same specs in the tractor. I basically asked how could these engines be the same? Maybe thats why I got the call. If you look at the web site the 902 has about 21HP at 3200 RPM's, the 905 is about 22HP at 3200 RPM's. Did you ask him exactly what differences there are? Maybe they just take the cream of the crop based on factory engine testing but the specs are correct on the web site. It's great that he called you, but it doesn't sound right to me that they get special versions of engines that have an identical part number. I actually have never been called by anyone from JD. I never got a call from a JD product manager when I asked a question.

Now that is what I call personal service. Also the BX 23 will move to the 902 about in September 2004. The 902 will cover them for emissions for the future. Kubota tractor actually buys special versions of the engines from Kubota engine. Also the spec's on the Kubota Engine site are not an accurate reflection of the actual engine in the machine.

D905 KUBOTA ENGINE SPECS FREE

He said that they actually measure HP in the machine not free standing on a test stand. He said the 902 is a smoother engine and it is equal to the performance of the 905. About 10 minutes after I sent the message the B and BX product manager called me. They don't have to answer like american companies do to the stock holders. Kubota is a very conservative company and don't state they have the strongest of anything! They just build good products that give the owners the best value they can purchase. Since they have made 20 million engines they must know something about making diesels.ДЄll to often today I see companies boosting first ever, lifting more, doing more when it just mean they are lifting more then they were on the old model offering and it is for the first time THEY ever had it. They are almost saying they don't believe their quality is good enough. It is interesting to read the Kubota engine web site. It can be better then the other guys but too good? I don't think so otherwise I'll quite selling the other brands and won't need to come to work on mondays!. It is expensive to make product in Japan these days.

The 2230 had no increase in price over there older brother so I was impressed. They very well could be saving money or just finding ways for the price not to go up which is understandable as they to have be cautious to maintain there leads in the market place as there are a couple of new comers out there in the sub-compact market. Since the BX23 uses the 905 and the BX2230 uses the 902, it seems like Kubota is saving money on the 902. From the torque and HP charts I saw it seems like the 905 is a better engine except for the fact that it 50 lbs heavier than the 902. In the Kubota web site on Engines they seem to be really selling how much better the 902 is versus the 905. It looks like according to the specs the 905 is about 50 lbs heavier and can turn above 3200 RPM's which the 902 cannot. I have been able to find out that there is a fair amount of difference between the two engines. The displacement is exactly the same between the two engines. Thanks Art, it would not surprise me if it was due to emissions. I've seen what I thought were some nice engines be canceled because of the newer regulations. I really don't know as I don't ever remember it being discussed but my hunch is it's for emissions. My guess is the HP is rated at different RPM'S? Does anyone why the change and the advantages of the 902 over the 905? Thanks Since the BX 23 comes with the D905-E-BX and they seem to have the same specifications as the 'new' engine, I wonder what the differences are between the two? I noticed that the new RTV uses the 902 with 21.6 HP. I noticed that the new BX2230 comes with a 'new' 22HP Engine called a D902-E-BX.

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