Kubota’s New MX4900: Highly Capable Cabbed Tractor at the Lowest Price Point in the Series

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (February 12, 2025) – From the 2025 National Farm Machinery Show, Kubota Tractor Corporation unveiled the MX4900, its newest addition to the company’s popular line of utility tractors. The MX4900 was designed to be the workhorse expected of a utility tractor, but at a new price point in the MX series lineup. From transporting hay bales to grading a driveway, or performing general property maintenance, this powerhouse provides a solution that ranchers, farmers, and municipalities have been waiting for. The MX4900 will be available at authorized Kubota dealers in Spring of 2025.

“We’re hitting a lot of ‘wish list’ items with the introduction of the MX4900: not only is it the largest chassis with an HST that Kubota offers, but this model now includes a lower horsepower offering in both a ROPS and Cab machine, placing it at a more competitive price point for the customer seeking the capabilities of a machine this size,” said Tyler Weyenberg, Kubota product manager, utility tractors. “Starting at an attractive $32,012.00 MSRP (power unit only), the MX4900 is making the dream of owning a cabbed Kubota utility tractor a feasible option for many smaller operation farmers and ranchers. Plus, with the turf tire option, it will make for an affordable utility tractor to round out turf and municipality fleets.”

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There are two types of transmissions available on the MX4900: a gear drive transmission that boasts a 50.3 horsepower^* turbocharged engine with eight-forward and eight-reverse speeds, and an HST transmission model with a 51.8 horsepower^* turbocharged engine and three-range speed. Both models come equipped with a Kubota engine and Common-Rail System (CRS) with electronically controlled fuel injection. The Kubota diesel engine is designed to maximize performance and provide a comfortable operating experience.