V1505-E3B (3600 rpm)
GENERAL SPECIFICATION
- Engine model
- V1505-E3B (3600 rpm)
- Emission regulation
- EPA/CARB interim Tier 4 level + EU Stage IIIA
- Type
- Vertical, water cooled 4-cycle diesel engine
- Cylinders
- 4
- Bore and stroke
- mm (in)
- 78.0 x 78.4 (3.07 x 3.09)
- Displacement
- L (cu.in)
- 1.498 (91.41)
- Aspiration
- Naturally aspirated
- Aftertreatment
- -
- Rated output / speed*1
- kW (HP) / rpm
- 29.0 (38.9) / 3600
- Maximum torque / speed*1
- Nm (lb-ft) / rpm
- 87.0 (64.2) / 2600
- Combustion system
- Indirect injection
- Fuel system
- In-line pump
- Length x Width x Height*2
(without aftertreatment unit) - mm (in)
- 565 x 396 x 607 (22.2 x 15.6 x 23.9)
- Length x Width x Height*3
(with aftertreatment unit) - mm (in)
- -
- Dry weight
- kg (lb)
- 110 (243)
- Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Dimensions and dry weight are according to Kubota's standard specification.
Dimensions and weight depend on completed specifications. - 1: SAE J1995 gross intermittent
*2: Exclude cooling fan and exclude aftertreatment unit
*3: Exclude cooling fan and include aftertreatment unit on engine
29.0 kW @ 3600 rpm
Photographs may show non-standard equipment.
DIMENSIONS
Dimensions and weight depend on composed specifications.
PERFORMANCE CURVES
FEATURES and BENEFITS
Emissions
The V1505 naturally aspirated engine complies with the EPA /
CARB interim Tier 4 + EU Stage IIIA emissions regulations.
Durable Power
The popular Kubota V1505 naturally aspirated engine offers
numerous benefits to applications calling for high speed
performance via a compact engine package.
D1505 delivers a smooth transition from EPA Tier 2 to EPA interim
Tier 4.
Clean and Quiet Power
Kubota’s original E-TVCS (Three Vortex Combustion System) has
been improved. The airflow, combustion chamber, and piston recess
have been optimized to provide low particulate matter (PM) levels,
matching the stringent level of emission regulation below 37 kW. The
half-float valve cover and MoS2-coated pistons reduce noise levels
and decrease vibrations transmitted from the valve area.
