McCulloch D-20 tractor

McCulloch D-20

Power

20 hp

Production

1965-1970

Engine

Diesel, 2-cylinder

Transmission

Gear

Drive

2WD

Introduction

Production Information of McCulloch, D-20

The production information of the tractor (D-20) includes details about its manufacturing.

The McCulloch-Kubota D-20 was imported into the United States in the late 1960s, prior to Kubota's entry to the market.
Built in Japan
Compact Utility tractor
DistributorMcCulloch
ManufacturerKubota

Dimension and Tires Information of McCulloch, D-20

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Engine Specifications of McCulloch, D-20

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Kubota
Liquid-cooled
Diesel
2-cylinder
Power20 hp [14.9 kW]
Starter volts12

Transmission Information of McCulloch, D-20Y

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Transmission variants 1

Three-speed transmission with high and low ranges.
TypeGear
Gears6 forward and 2 reverse

Mechanical Specs of McCulloch, D-20Y

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Two-wheel drive
Open operator station.

Power Information of McCulloch, D-20Y

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Rear PTO Type540 (1.375)

Three-Point Hitch of McCulloch, D-20

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Rear TypeI

Frequently asked questions

How much horsepower does the McCulloch D-20 have?

The McCulloch D-20 delivers 20 HP.

What years was the McCulloch D-20 produced?

The McCulloch D-20 was produced in 1965-1970.

What engine does the McCulloch D-20 have?

The McCulloch D-20 is powered by a Diesel, 2-cylinder engine.

What transmission does the McCulloch D-20 use?

The McCulloch D-20 uses a Gear transmission.

Is the McCulloch D-20 4WD?

The McCulloch D-20 is available in 2WD.

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