Both models come with standard two-speed travel and optional high-flow hydraulics.
Features include an overhead front door, multifunction handles for high-flow machines and a side light feature. The machines will be available in 2015.
In addition to these, Kubota product managers said they are also considering adding 50- and 90-horsepower models in the future. For their compact track loader line, they are thinking about adding a 60-horsepower model.
RELATED: Kubota Intros Largest-Horsepower Tractor Series
Kubota introduced the skid steers during the dealer event in Nashville, Tennessee, Tuesday. They also released the R30-Series wheel loader, M7-Series tractor line and Z700X-Series ZTR mower.
Stay tuned for more photos, videos, specs and info later this week.
