Don’t Let Fall Rains Flood Your Job Site: Tackle Stormwater Prep with Kubota Excavators

10/22/2026
Don’t Let Fall Rains Flood Your Job Site: Tackle Stormwater Prep with Kubota Excavators

As October brings seasonal downpours to North Texas, unmanaged runoff and standing water can quickly turn commercial job sites into costly mud pits. Prepping drainage channels, clearing culverts, and installing retention basins before heavy rains set in is essential to keeping project deadlines on schedule across DFW. Powered by a high-output engine and advanced hydraulics, the conventional tail swing Kubota KX057-5 delivers the heavy breakout force and deep digging reach required to carve out high-capacity drainage swales and move massive loads of soil efficiently.

When stormwater work requires operating right alongside building foundations, retainage walls, or tight utility corridors, the tight tail swing Kubota U35-4 provides maximum maneuverability without sacrificing power. Its compact footprint allows operators to rotate safely in confined urban work zones without risking damage to surrounding structures. Visit Kubota of Dallas today to test-drive the KX057-5 and U35-4, explore our full excavator lineup, and protect your job site against fall flooding.

KX057-5
Tail Swing TypeConventional Tail Swing
Engine Output47.6 Gross HP
Max Digging Depth12 ft 8 in – 12 ft 9 in
Best ForHeavy breakout force & deep drainage swales
U35-4
Tail Swing TypeTight Tail Swing
Engine Output23.9 Gross HP
Max Digging Depth9 ft 9 in – 10 ft 6 in
Best ForConfined spaces & operating near structures

Why Buy A Kubota Excavator?

  • High-Output Hydraulic Power
  • Tight-Space Urban Maneuverability
  • Deep Digging Reach
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