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Kubota ET110

ET Series

Production Discontinued
This engine is no longer in production. Specifications and documentation remain archived for reference.

Kubota ET110 discontinued legacy small diesel engine. Kubota Engine Parts Direct lists ET110 under Discontinued Engine Series, Kubota Genuine Parts Catalog lists ET110 in the ET-series manual guide with E cylinder code, and current parts suppliers still group ET70-ET110 as Kubota diesel walking-tractor engine parts.

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Manufacturer files
No datasheet
Last updated
2026-08-11
Package route
diesel generator sets
Cylinders
L1
Rated Speed
1,500 RPM
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Kubota ET110 Single-cylinder diesel diesel generator engine specifications

Kubota ET110 generator set context

The Kubota ET110 is listed here as a diesel generator-drive engine for 50 Hz generator sets. Use this page to compare the published engine output, electrical kWe/kVA ratings, emissions level, datasheet availability, and neighboring models before specifying an alternator, controller, enclosure, voltage, and compliance package.

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Technical Specifications

BrandKubota
ModelET110
SeriesET Series
ConfigurationSingle-cylinder diesel
Cylinders1
Fuel TypeDiesel
Ignition TypeCompression Ignition
Emissions StandardLegacy pre-current small diesel
Country of OriginJapan

Frequently asked questions

What fuel does the Kubota ET110 use?

The Kubota ET110 is a diesel generator-set engine.

What is the cylinder configuration of the ET110?

The Kubota ET110 is an inline-1 (1-cylinder) engine.

What emissions standard does the ET110 meet?

The Kubota ET110 is certified to Legacy pre-current small diesel emissions standards.

Is the ET110 still in production?

No — the Kubota ET110 is discontinued. Its specifications and datasheets remain archived here for reference.

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