Reliable Power. Simple Controls. Built for Hard Work.
Rent the Kubota SSV65 skid steer from Desert Pro Equipment — a rugged, versatile machine ideal for grading, digging, hauling materials, and site prep on residential, commercial, and agricultural jobs.
Rental Rates
- $300 / day
- $1,200 / 5 days
- $1,500 / 7 days
- $3,000 / 28 days
All base rentals include a 68″ bucket attachment.
Additional Attachments (optional add-ons):
- Forks – $45 / day
- 6″ or 12″ Auger – $140 / day
- 72″ Skid Grader – $140 / day
- Bobcat LT313 Trencher – $190 / day
Machine Overview
The Kubota SSV65 is a compact wheel skid steer loader with a turbocharged diesel engine, designed for strong performance, comfortable operation, and reliable hydraulics. It’s a great all-purpose loader for landscapes, foundations, utilities, and jobsite cleanup.
Key Specifications
Engine & Performance
- Engine: Kubota V2607-CR-TE4, turbocharged diesel
- Gross Horsepower: ~64 HP
- Travel Speed: Low ~6.9 mph / High ~11.1 mph
- Auxiliary Flow: 18.0 GPM standard / up to 28.0 GPM high-flow
- Tipping Load: ~3900 lbs
- Rated Operating Capacity (50% of tipping): ~1950 lbs
Dimensions
- Overall Length (with bucket): 135.4″ (3439 mm)
- Overall Width: 66.5″ (without bucket) / 69″ (with bucket)
- Overall Height: 79.9″
- Ground Clearance: ~7.6″
- Reach at Max Lift: ~32.7″
- Height to Hinge Pin: ~121.5″
Capacities
- Fuel Tank: ~25.4 gallons
- Operating Weight: ~7,099–7,319 lbs
Included Standard Attachment
68″ General-Purpose Bucket
Comes with your rental — great for digging, loading, spreading gravel, dirt, and material handling.
Optional Attachments (Daily Add-Ons)
| Attachment | Daily Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Forks | $45 | Moving pallets, lumber, and materials |
| 6″ or 12″ Auger | $140 | Digging post holes, planting trees |
| 72″ Skid Grader | $140 | Leveling, grading driveways & dirt |
| Bobcat LT313 Trencher | $190 | Trenching for utilities, irrigation |
Typical Applications
The Kubota SSV65 is a versatile workhorse suited for:
- Site prep and grading
- Landscaping and hardscaping
- Trenching and backfilling
- Demolition and cleanup
- Material loading and hauling
- Agricultural and ranch work
If you’re not sure whether this machine is right for your job, our team is happy to help you choose the best option.
Basic Operating Instructions
Before You Start
- Walk-around inspection: Check tires, fluid levels (engine oil, hydraulic), and ensure no loose connections.
- Read all safety labels and wear proper PPE — hard hat, gloves, eye protection, and steel-toe boots.
Starting the Skid Steer
- Enter safely using handholds and steps.
- Sit and buckle up. Adjust seat for visibility and comfort.
- Insert key and start engine. Allow warm-up at idle for ~60–90 seconds.
- Check gauges — engine temperature, fuel, and hydraulics.
Driving & Controlling
- Travel Direction: Use the two joystick/lever controls for forward, reverse, and turning.
- Lift & Tilt: The right joystick typically controls bucket tilt and lift arms.
- Speed Range: Start in low range for precision; switch to high range for travel across open areas.
Using Attachments
- Ensure auxiliary hydraulics are connected and hoses seated tight.
- Match flow option (standard vs high flow) with the attachment requirement before use.
- Always retract and lower attachments fully before moving.
Stopping & Shutdown
- Lower the attachment to the ground.
- Set the parking brake.
- Idle engine for ~30 seconds to cool hydraulics.
- Turn off and remove the key.
Safety & Best Practices
- Never exceed rated load: Overloading can cause tipping.
- Avoid sudden turns with raised buckets — keep load low when moving.
- Stay clear of edges where ground may cave.
- Follow all OSHA skid steer safety recommendations.
Call 480-331-7623 for Questions or check availability then