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Diesel Kubota Tech
The Kubota Tech option within Lake Area Tech’s Diesel Technology program provides a focused pathway into the off-road diesel industry. Students build hands-on experience while earning industry-recognized certifications tied directly to the repair and service of Kubota equipment.
Training covers key systems including brakes, steering, suspension, electrical, engines, hydraulics, powertrain, and maintenance procedures, along with product delivery inspection (PDI) and assembly. These certifications reflect the skills technicians use every day in the field.
Graduates earn an Associate of Applied Science degree in Diesel Technology along with specialized Kubota certifications, preparing them for careers at dealerships across the country. The program is designed to move students from training into employment, with opportunities for strong wages, benefits, and long-term growth in the industry.ed Science degree in Diesel Technology from Lake Area Tech, as well as specialized training and certifications to pursue a successful career as a diesel technician at a Kubota dealership.
If you plan to continue your education, tools like Transferology can help you understand how your coursework applies toward a four-year degree and explore your next steps.
Diesel Kubota Tech Program Learning Outcomes
- Utilize a time clock to demonstrate required attendance.
- Complete customer service work orders.
- Demonstrate safe work habits by using personal protective gear and follow safety rules in the shop.
- Access technical information.
- Provide excellent customer service.
- Recognize the value of volunteering services.
- Complete a major repair project.
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Diesel Kubota Tech Careers
Below are several careers you could pursue with an Diesel Kubota Tech degree. Visit our job board to see job opportunities in the Diesel Kubota Tech sector.
Kubota Equipment Technician
Graduates of the Diesel Kubota Option can pursue careers as Kubota Equipment Technicians, diagnosing, maintaining, and repairing the equipment that powers farms, construction projects, landscaping businesses, and property maintenance operations. In this role, you'll work with tractors, utility vehicles, compact construction equipment, engines, hydraulic systems, and advanced electronic controls while helping customers maximize equipment performance and reliability. It's an excellent career path for individuals who enjoy technology, problem-solving, and hands-on work.
Where you might work:
• Kubota dealerships
• Agricultural equipment dealerships
• Equipment service centers
• Rental equipment companies
• Large agricultural operations
Compact Equipment Service Technician
As a Compact Equipment Service Technician, you'll specialize in maintaining and repairing the tractors, loaders, excavators, utility vehicles, and turf equipment commonly used by farmers, contractors, municipalities, and property owners. Graduates can expect to diagnose mechanical and electrical issues, perform preventative maintenance, and support customers who depend on their equipment every day.
Where you might work:
• Kubota dealerships
• Construction equipment dealers
• Equipment rental companies
• Municipal fleet departments
• Landscape equipment providers
Product Support Representative
Product Support Representatives help customers get the most from their equipment through technical expertise, maintenance guidance, and service support. In this role, you'll work closely with equipment owners to troubleshoot issues, recommend solutions, and help maximize equipment uptime. This career combines technical knowledge with customer service and relationship building.
Where you might work:
• Kubota dealerships
• Equipment manufacturers
• Agricultural service organizations
• Dealer support centers
• Regional service operations
Service Manager or Dealership Manager
Many graduates use their technical training and field experience to advance into careers as Service Managers or Dealership Managers. In this role, you'll oversee technicians, coordinate service operations, support customers, manage resources, and help drive business success. This career path combines technical expertise with leadership, communication, and business management skills.
Where you might work:
• Kubota dealerships
• Multi-location dealership groups
• Equipment service organizations
• Agricultural equipment distributors
• Construction equipment dealerships
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Estimated Cost
At Lake Area Tech, there are no surprises. View expected expenses below, so you can plan ahead for a successful year.
| Tuition | $9,100 |
| State Fees | $3,150 |
| Departmental Fee | $3,508 |
| Campus Support Fee | $2,170 |
| Uniform Fee | $280 |
| Tools | $8,125 |
| Books | $1,300 |
| Laptop (What laptop should I get?) | $1,010 |
| Total Estimated Program Cost: | $28,643 |
We know that college is a significant investment in your future. Our goal is to offer you the most transparent look at potential costs associated with your degree.
Note that other indirect costs, such as housing, food, transportation, personal and other miscellaneous costs will vary for each student’s situation, and are not included in this estimate. You can find these estimates and a semester breakdown in the PDF cost breakdown worksheet.
We strive to offer a variety of financial aid options, as well as helpful resources regarding outside financial aid options.
