BX1880
Everything we have on the Kubota BX1880 is put right here.
Specifications
The full published spec sheet for this model, sourced from the manufacturer. Click any section to expand the detail.
Videos
Real owner reviews, how-to walkthroughs, and maintenance guides, sourced from across YouTube and grouped by what they cover. Switch tabs to filter.
Frequently asked
Quick answers to the questions buyers ask most about the Kubota BX1880.
What is the horsepower of the Kubota BX1880?
The Kubota BX1880 has 16.6 engine horsepower and 13.7 PTO horsepower.
How many cylinders does the Kubota BX1880 engine have?
The Kubota BX1880 has a 3-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the Kubota BX1880 have?
The Kubota BX1880 comes with Hydrostatic (HST).
What ITC attachments fit the Kubota BX1880?
ITC builds 14 attachments that fit the Kubota BX1880 including Kubota BX80 Series Brush Guard Insert (S/N C1630 and up), Kubota BX80 Series Brush Guard Insert (S/N before C1630), Semi Universal Tractor Grab Handle.
What are common alternatives to the Kubota BX1880?
Buyers cross-shopping the Kubota BX1880 often compare it against the Kubota B2301HSD, Mahindra eMax 20S HST Cab, Mahindra eMax 20S, Solis S20.
Owner consensus
The points owners raise most across 5 Kubota BX1880 reviews in our database.
- Quick attach loader removes in under 60 seconds3×
- Kubota-built engine, transmission, and components3×
- Easy to access maintenance items3×
- Foldable ROPS fits in standard garage2×
- Adjustable seat and spacious operator area2×
- Smooth running liquid-cooled diesel engine2×
- Good size for small acreage and light work2×
- Can run same loader as larger BX models2×
- Only 14 PTO horsepower limits implement options2×
- Mixed feelings about mower deck performance
- May struggle with heavy snow in snow blower
- Struggles with rototilling in virgin soil
- Cannot run backhoe attachment
Made for the Kubota BX1880
ITC gear built to fit this exact tractor. Universal accessories show in the product spots elsewhere on the page.
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