Kubota Tractor Serial Number Location: Where to Find a PIN?

Kubota Tractor Serial Number is crucial for maintenance, ordering parts, and verifying the model of your equipment. The Kubota serial number location can vary depending on the specific model and type of equipment you own. Typically, these numbers are found on a metal plate attached to the tractor’s frame or body.

How Many Digits is a Kubota PIN Number?

A Kubota PIN (Product Identification Number) typically consists of 17 digits, following the ISO 10261 standard, which includes manufacturer, model, and production details. This format aligns with the standard Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) structure used across various types of vehicles and equipment, including Kubota machinery. The 17-digit PIN contains a combination of letters and numbers that provide specific information about the equipment, such as its manufacturer, model, and production details.

Alphabetical Letters “I” and “O” are not used in Kubota Serial Numbers!

Serial Number Location for All Kubota Tractors

Note: Serial number locations may vary slightly depending on the model year and region. Always check the official Kubota manual for precise locations.

How to Read Kubota Tractors Serial Number?

To decode a Kubota PIN (Product Identification Number), follow these steps based on the structure of the 17-digit serial number:

1. Locate the Serial Number: The PIN is usually found on a sticker on the front right-hand corner of the tractor or stamped into the frame.
2. Read the Digits:
   – Digits 1-3: These typically represent the manufacturer and product line.
   – Digits 4-8: These are often used to identify specific model details, such as series and type.
   – Digit 9: This is a check digit used for validation.
   – Digits 10-12: These digits indicate the year and month of manufacture. The 10th digit represents the year, while the 11th and 12th digits provide additional details about production.
   – Digit 13: This digit usually indicates the factory where the unit was produced.
   – Digits 14-17: These digits are often used for a unique production sequence number.
3. Refer to a Decoding Chart: For specific meanings of each digit, you can refer to resources or charts provided by Kubota or dealers that explain what each digit represents in detail.

By following these steps, you can effectively decode a Kubota PIN to gather information about your equipment, including its manufacturing details and specifications. If needed, consult your equipment’s manual or contact a Kubota dealer for assistance in interpreting the serial number.

Adding Your Kubota Tractor to myKubota App

myKubota enables users to add equipment to their Equipment List, providing quick access to essential resources and machine-specific features. Adding equipment is simple – scan the machine’s QR code or enter the details manually. For most models, manually entering the last five digits of the 17-digit serial number is sufficient.

Note: A free myKubota account is required to add equipment to the Equipment List. KubotaNOW Telematics machines will be automatically added to an account registered with the same email used for warranty registration. Telematics data and features are accessible only to the machine’s owner or an authorized representative.