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Kubota GH170-1

GH Gasoline Series

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

Kubota GH170-1 discontinued legacy gasoline engine. Kubota Engine Parts Direct lists GH170-1 under Discontinued Engine Series, and Kubota GH Series workshop-manual listings name GH170-1 in the gasoline-engine service manual.

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Manufacturer files
No datasheet
Last updated
2026-08-11
Package route
gas generator sets
Cylinders
L1
Rated Speed
1,500 RPM
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Kubota GH170-1 Single-cylinder spark-ignited gasoline engine gasoline generator engine specifications

Kubota GH170-1 generator set context

The Kubota GH170-1 is listed here as a gasoline 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
ModelGH170-1
SeriesGH Gasoline Series
ConfigurationSingle-cylinder spark-ignited gasoline engine
Cylinders1
Fuel TypeGasoline
Ignition TypeSpark Ignition
Cooling MethodAir-Cooled
Emissions StandardLegacy gasoline service literature
Country of OriginJapan

Frequently asked questions

What fuel does the Kubota GH170-1 use?

The Kubota GH170-1 is a Gasoline generator-set engine.

What is the cylinder configuration of the GH170-1?

The Kubota GH170-1 is an inline-1 (1-cylinder) engine.

What emissions standard does the GH170-1 meet?

The Kubota GH170-1 is certified to Legacy gasoline service literature emissions standards.

Is the GH170-1 still in production?

No — the Kubota GH170-1 is discontinued. Its specifications and datasheets remain archived here for reference.

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