What's my tractor worth?

[GreatWhitehunter]

Ok, so I know there are alot of these threads on here and I've read through most of them. But still not 100% sure on pricing. Now I know prices greatly depend on the region. I'm in the Northeast were prices are very high. I'm thinking of selling my 05' 3320 with 300x loader and 448 hoe. The tractor has 240hrs is up to date on all maintenance and needs nothing. I also want to sell the attachments for it. I've got a pair of horst forks( which work on 3000 or 4000 series) an 84" landscape rake an landpride 72" rear blade,woods 65" gb box blade, and loader mounted snow plow and a brand new woods brush bull 60" rotary mower. Now from what I've seen for prices and advice from my dealer I'm thinking the tractor with loader an bh should be worth 23k. Now I'd like to sell it as a package and was thinking that 25-26k would be fair. So what do you guys think?

Matt

 

[jenkinsph]

I would rethink the idea of selling everything as a package, you will get a higher return selling the implements individually. As an example, how many threads have you read where forum members are having a hard time finding good used implements?

All the equipment listed is a top name brand and should sell quickly.



Steve

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

I did consider selling the attachments individually. My dealer thinks I'm low on my price yet there trade in offers are down right offensive. I'd lke sell quickly and I own everything free and clear. I looked again on machine finder today and I think it's a good price (although I am a bit biased). How does one except payment for such a large item? I paid by bank check but don't know if I'd feel comfortable with doing the same with all the fraud out there.

Matt

 

[radman1]

I would offer it as a package but also list the attachments at individual prices. You could wait to sell the attachments after 1-2 weeks if the package is not sold. Not too many people want the whole package. I would even offer the BH as separated attachment. I probably would not sell the tractor until the BH was sold, unless you got a very good price for the tractor. The BH is just too unique to sell later by itself because it is for JD only. I think your price is reasonable but I would go slightly higher. Then you can come down some when buyers want to bargain a little. Same goes with all the attachments. I will always bargain unless I feel the buy is too good to hassle over. (Even then I will try a little). Your equipment is in premium condition. Clean it up well and sell. You are still significantly cheaper than new.

I agree, trade in prices are usually rediculous. I recently sold my JD 3720 for over $8000 more than some dealers offered for trade in. It was a 2006 with 370 hours and excellent condition. The buyer still got a good deal compared to new and no taxes.

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

I may try and sell the attachments seperatly but I want to sell the how with the loader and tractor for sure. Unless someone wants to offer me close to new prices for the hoe alone before the tractor sells. Rad where did you advertise your machine? My dealer doesn't do consignment so I was thinking of trying craigslist.

Matt

 

[radman1]

I used craigslist. I have also used the local paper in the past but craigslist is free and you can post several pictures. Paper ran about $50-60 for a month for printed ad in my area.

 

[docjupa24]

r u wanting to get a new one? would some of ur stuff not work on your machine? i wish my 3520 had a 448 instead of 447 and i could have used it on 4x20 series as well

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

I'm looking to get a JD 110. The 110 uses ss bucket attachment and the 3pt attachments are not wide enough for the 110.

Matt

 

[whitedogone]

I did consider selling the attachments individually. My dealer thinks I'm low on my price yet there trade in offers are down right offensive. I'd lke sell quickly and I own everything free and clear. I looked again on machine finder today and I think it's a good price (although I am a bit biased). How does one except payment for such a large item? I paid by bank check but don't know if I'd feel comfortable with doing the same with all the fraud out there.

Matt

Have them do a eltetronic bank transfer. Have your bank call you when the funds have cleared.

 

[Cocre]

Have them do a eltetronic bank transfer. Have your bank call you when the funds have cleared.

That is what I did when I bought my 3320 used. JD finance is one top notch organization. Over the phone we verified what S/N I was paying off. I gave them the banking and routing numbers off of a check, and they directly withdrew the funds from my account. They gave me a confirmation number over the phone and a few days later I received written confirmation of the loan payoff.

Easy.

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

I talked with my bank the other day about this. The bank advised I only take a bacnk check that I can confirm is real. They said some banks will verify the check over the phone. But I think the electronic transfer is the safest way. Or good ol cash. Heck, I'll even take a personnal chaeck if they want to delay pickup unitl it clears. So now I've got to get it in some ads. I hope it goes soon. I've been looking real hard for 110's and even looked at a few
m59's but doubt I'll go that route due to pricing.

Matt

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

I wanted to ask a question on the new deere hoe's. I know the new 375/485 are pretty much the same as the 447/448. But when I did a build your own it didn't have the 485 as an option on the open station 3320. Anyone know why? According to my dealer there's no difference between them is a mounting bracket design change which allows them to attch to the cab tractors. He also said the mount can be new style bracket will fit the 447/448 hoe's. I was to make sure I've got my facts straight as not to mislead any buyers. I've located a 110 I'd like to buy but first need to sell the 3320. Other than looking at what others are forsale for in the area is there a certain % depreciations?

Matt

 

[drnaum7]

I have a Field Pro 404 with front end loader, 4WD, less than 300 hours, diesel, and a read good little work horse. Year of Manufacture 2004. Runs a little over an hour on 1 gallon fuel. I have no idea what it is worth and would like to sell it and can not find a book value on the machine. Wondering if someone out there knows. Please reply to: drron777@gnail.com

Thanks! Ron Naumann

 

[murphy1244]

:welcome:

I have a Field Pro 404 with front end loader, 4WD, less than 300 hours, diesel, and a read good little work horse. Year of Manufacture 2004. Runs a little over an hour on 1 gallon fuel. I have no idea what it is worth and would like to sell it and can not find a book value on the machine. Wondering if someone out there knows. Please reply to: drron777@gnail.com

Thanks! RoPost from 09 yetn Naumann

 

[Agent Blue]

I have a Field Pro 404 with front end loader, 4WD, less than 300 hours, diesel, and a read good little work horse. Year of Manufacture 2004. Runs a little over an hour on 1 gallon fuel. I have no idea what it is worth and would like to sell it and can not find a book value on the machine. Wondering if someone out there knows. Please reply to: drron777@gnail.com

Thanks! Ron Naumann

I found this model on the computer..... $12,900 New with loader. Non current, if a service dealer is available ( not just a internet sale location ), discount it and try your luck. Have no location of purchase but the lack of local service and parts will have a negative affect on retail value.

 

[drnaum7]

I found this model on the computer..... $12,900 New with loader. Non current, if a service dealer is available ( not just a internet sale location ), discount it and try your luck. Have no location of purchase but the lack of local service and parts will have a negative affect on retail value.

I have found in my area that the same tractor new is selling for around $16,000. I would say to buy for $12,900 would be a pretty good deal. However, it has been shown that a 2004 model 404, 40 horsepower with front end loader and 4WD would probably be considerably less. I can find a book value on this model. It is also shown as a Taskmaster 348 and the Book I got when purchasing had nothing about the Field Pro, but the local parts supplier says they are the same tractor and sold under a different name. thanks for you reply - Ron

 

[jenkinsph]

I wanted to ask a question on the new deere hoe's. I know the new 375/485 are pretty much the same as the 447/448. But when I did a build your own it didn't have the 485 as an option on the open station 3320. Anyone know why? According to my dealer there's no difference between them is a mounting bracket design change which allows them to attch to the cab tractors. He also said the mount can be new style bracket will fit the 447/448 hoe's. I was to make sure I've got my facts straight as not to mislead any buyers. I've located a 110 I'd like to buy but first need to sell the 3320. Other than looking at what others are forsale for in the area is there a certain % depreciations?


Matt

Matt,
What I would do is recommend that the buyer contact the dealer themselves about any add on attachments they may wan't to pursue. I recommend you stay out of the loop on this and don't muddy the waters. Let it be the dealers responsiblilty to make whatever hoe is installed fit and work correctly. In short just sell the tractor as equipped and leave it at that.