Package Deal I just Bought

[Hanksride]

First post here, and wanted to see what you guys thought about the deal I found. I think it is a good one anyway...

2006 L2800 428hrs, 463FEL, 2010 PRD7200 woods mower, SQ3600 5' Brush hog, 5ft Turfline Box Blade, 4' carry-all, and an 82" X 18ft dovetail 2010 trailer with less than 100 miles on it.

Tractor and all implements look brand new, all was barn kept. Loader prob has less than 20 hrs on it.

All of this for 13K..

I currently own a 2003 B7500 with basically the same compliment of attachments. I couldn't pass the L2800 deal up for an upgrade.. Brought it home tonight..

 

[k0ua]

I would say you did really well.. I went from a B7500 to an L3400, you will appreciate the larger frame and capabilitys.

James K0UA

 

[powerstroke444e]

If there was a picture it would be a good deal with out photo's it didn't happen.

 

[Hanksride]

If there was a picture it would be a good deal with out photo's it didn't happen.

As a member of a Jeepforum, I have heard this line before, Pics on the way..

 

[Hanksride]

My wife trying it out, I think she likes it.

Attachments have a little barn dust but other then that they are not hurt.

Trailer has manufacture date of 4/03/2010

 

[2LateIWon]

Good deal Congrats and enjoy!!!

 

[TripleR]

Very nice.:thumbsup:

 

[westbrooklawn]

I did a quick calculation of a "good price" for the items as I read your list. I came up with $14k for a gear drive, and $14.8k for HST... whichever it is I would say you got a great deal.

 

[Army grunt]

Really great deal.Whats the Jeep sight? I have a 72 cj-5 that needs a new home.Do you know of anyone interested in a winter rebuild project?
Army Grunt

 

[Hanksride]

Really great deal.Whats the Jeep sight? I have a 72 cj-5 that needs a new home.Do you know of anyone interested in a winter rebuild project?
Army Grunt

It is www.jeepforum.com and there is a C-7 section on there. I have been a member of that one for several years. I was just happy to find that this forum works exactly like that one does, I hate learning new things!! :laughing::laughing:

 

[bigbull338]

you got that package for a real good price.

 

[Boeing]

You got a tremendous deal, my friend. Don't let your wife get too attached to it.
I bought an L-3010, bucket, 4' bush hog and trailer last year for $12,000. it was a 2000 with 400 hours on it. The 1970 bush hog did die...(pan rusted out) but they are fairly inexpensive so I replaced it with a 5' and am happy.
Enjoy, you'll be amazed at how much it will do.:thumbsup:

 

[Chef Pa]

Congrats on a very sweet deal. Encouraging news for me - I've been looking quite some time and just know that perfect deal is out there somewhere...

 

[Eagle09]

I agree with the others; Great deal. Hope you enjoy it !

 

[Hanksride]

I did a quick calculation of a "good price" for the items as I read your list. I came up with $14k for a gear drive, and $14.8k for HST... whichever it is I would say you got a great deal.

It is a HST, my B7500 is gear drive and it is going to take some getting used to the HST. I keep wanting to push the clutch to stop, then I finally start getting used to not pushing and I forget to push it when I tried to engage the PTO.. :laughing::laughing:

 

[Hanksride]

You got a tremendous deal, my friend. Don't let your wife get too attached to it.
I bought an L-3010, bucket, 4' bush hog and trailer last year for $12,000. it was a 2000 with 400 hours on it. The 1970 bush hog did die...(pan rusted out) but they are fairly inexpensive so I replaced it with a 5' and am happy.
Enjoy, you'll be amazed at how much it will do.:thumbsup:

Yeah my wife loves our B7500 and she fights me to mow the grass with it. Going to take both of us some time to get used to the pull behind mower. I did a little mowing with it this morning and it all seem to work really well.

Can't get out and enjoy it to much today, it is about 113 degrees here right now. I don't want to over heat the tractor..

 

[k0ua]

It is a HST, my B7500 is gear drive and it is going to take some getting used to the HST. I keep wanting to push the clutch to stop, then I finally start getting used to not pushing and I forget to push it when I tried to engage the PTO.. :laughing::laughing:

What I found works for me on the Hydro is put your foot flat on the top of the pedal for normal movements that require a lot of quick back and forth, like loader work just rock your ankle back and forth. for moving longer distances then put your heel on the floor and use the short L shaped portion of the pedal with the toe of your foot. Of course dont forget your cruise control for moving long distances and you want to rest you foot, like when mowing. Hope this helps.

James K0UA

 

[JDGreenGrass]

$13000.....This qualify's for the "Deal of the Year" award here at TBN.!!:thumbsup:

 

[KTAC]

The old saying "it's worth what you're willing to pay for it" may not apply to your deal because it is worth more than you paid. At the very least, you may have redefined "worth"! :thumbsup:

 

[dodge man]

I would say its just an O.K. deal, unless they threw in the owl that was guarding the trailer. If they threw in the owl, it was a great deal.

Seriously, I'd agree, it might be the deal of a year.