Kubota Prices in Canada (2026): Used Tractor & Excavator Costs

"How much does a Kubota cost?" is one of the most common questions we get — and the honest answer is that it depends enormously on the model. A BX-series sub-compact and an M6 farm tractor are both Kubotas, but they're not in the same universe price-wise.

So instead of giving you brochure MSRPs, here's what used Kubotas are actually selling for in Canada right now, based on live listings on our site. All prices in CAD.

Sub-compact and compact tractors

This is where most first-time buyers start, and it's where we see the most Kubota volume:

• BX1880: $13,900–$20,900. The entry point into Kubota ownership. Great for acreage mowing, snow, and light loader work. Read our full BX1880 buyer's guide.
• BX23S: $21,800–$35,000. The tractor-loader-backhoe combo. Newer, low-hour units hold their value remarkably well.
• B2650 / B2301: $17,900–$30,900. A genuine step up in loader capacity for anyone doing regular dirt or gravel work.

Rule of thumb for this size: low hours and a factory loader package add thousands. A bare tractor with 1,000+ hours should be priced well under the average.

Utility and mid-size tractors

• L4060 / L6060: $34,500–$85,000. Huge spread here because cab, loader, and hours matter so much. A clean L6060 cab tractor with a loader is $50,000+ territory.
• M4N / M5N series: $37,900–$60,100. Narrow orchard and vineyard tractors — specialized machines that don't come up often, so expect to travel for one.
• M7060: $49,500–$74,700. A proper utility tractor. At this level, service history matters more than the asking price.

Construction equipment

Kubota's compact construction line is everywhere in Canada, and used pricing is strong:

• KX018 / KX033 / KX040 excavators: $28,900–$74,150 depending on size and year. The KX033-4 is the sweet spot — we usually have several listed, averaging around $55,000.
• U35 / U55 excavators: $35,000–$85,900. Higher-hour machines from rental fleets sit at the bottom; low-hour owner-operator units at the top.
• SVL75-2 / SVL97-2 track loaders: $53,500–$95,500. Track machines wear differently than wheeled ones — check the undercarriage carefully at this money.
• SSV65 skid steer: $43,900–$62,000.

Mowers and lawn equipment

• F3990 front-mount mower: $12,900–$16,900.
• ZD-series zero-turns: $9,600–$25,900 depending on deck size and hours.
• GR-series garden tractors: $8,500–$15,000.

What moves the price

1. Hours, hours, hours. On construction gear, undercarriage and hydraulic wear track hours closely. On tractors, the gap between a 300-hour and a 1,500-hour machine of the same year can be $10,000.
2. Cab vs. open station. In Canada, a heated cab typically adds $5,000–$8,000 on utility tractors. Buyers here pay for winter comfort.
3. Attachments included. A loader, backhoe, or mower deck bundled with the machine is almost always cheaper than buying separately later.
4. Province. More inventory in Ontario and Quebec usually means sharper prices. Prairie and BC buyers should factor in transport or travel.

One last thing

Kubota resale values are among the strongest in the industry — which means you pay more up front but get it back when you sell. Don't compare a Kubota's price to a budget brand's without thinking about what each will be worth in five years.

See what's available right now: browse all Kubota listings on Machinery Lots.