The Kubota B7510 compact utility tractor features an adjustable ROPS (roll bar) which means that although the overall height of the machine may seem large, it can be dramatically reduced for storage in low roof sheds by folding down the roll bar. The B7510 is powered by a Kubota designed and manufactured diesel engine. This engine has 3 combustion chambers and is liquid cooled. It uses a dual paper element air filter to prevent dust and other small particles from entering the combustion chambers and potentially clogging them. The total power generated by this engine is 21 hp. It is lubricated from an oil pan that has a capacity of 3 liters.

There are 2 transmission choices for the Kubota B7510 tractor. The first gives it 6 gears for when it’s traveling forward, while giving it 2 for reversing. The other is a hydrostatic transmission that gives it an infinite number of gears going straight ahead and while an infinite number while reversing. This means that the B7510 compact tractor doesn’t use a gear stick, but just foot pedals for controlling it’s speed.

There are 3 variants of the Kubota B7510. The first is the Kubota B7510DTN which has a narrow build, allowing it to get closer to trees. The Kubota B7510DT uses the geared transmission which gives it 6 forward and 2 reversing gears. The Kubota B7510HSD is the tractor with the hydrostatic transmission. All 3 variations have a fuel tank that has a capacity to hold 20.1 liters (5.3 US gallons) of diesel. It uses a category 1, 3 point hitch for taking attachments on the back of the tractor. This 3 point hitch has a rear lifting capacity of 750 kg (1655 lbs). The Kubota B7510HSD weighs in at 620 kg (1376 lbs) while the regular Kubota B7510DT and DTN version weigh in at 600 kg (1323 lbs). All 3 variations have a wheelbase of 1.5 m (59.1 inches).

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