Price Check Selling Kubota B3200

MuleMn · Mar 19, 2012

I have a 2010 B3200 HSD with 85 hours. Mid and rear pto. Loader valves no loader. Front brush guard r4 tires. I need a larger tractor and want to sell this one. Paid $13,500. All this to say anyone have an idea as to what it is worth. Thinking eleven k.

Thanks for input.

JOHNTHOMAS · Mar 20, 2012

MuleMn said:
I have a 2010 B3200 HSD with 85 hours. Mid and rear pto. Loader valves no loader. Front brush guard r4 tires. I need a larger tractor and want to sell this one. Paid $13,500. All this to say anyone have an idea as to what it is worth. Thinking eleven k.
Thanks for input.

You can ask that and see how it goes, I would. Well, actually I'd see how Barlows would trade me for the tractor I'd want. Well, actually that exactly what I did do , I traded my B3200 HST FEL to them toward a BX25.
If you find one of those people that believe they are saving money by buying used and pay cash you may get it. It's a fair price for one of those people. A new one will be cheaper for the financing customer that takes advantage of Kubotas 100% 0% interest financing.

MuleMn · Mar 20, 2012

Thanks, will do. I just needed some input as to the asking price. I have looked on other forums, etc. and this price seems to be in line or less maybe.

tractchores · Mar 22, 2012

You probably want to have the price be 10% cheaper than the best deal they're going to get on a new tractor. I bought my tractor as one of those cash buyers who wanted to save a few thousand. It was a year old with a few less hours than you've got and my goal was to get something that was a few thousand cheaper than the best deal I could get on a new one. Not being a dealer you may have trouble getting top dollar for it (since a dealer would be able to show it to new tractor buyers as a cheaper option that's ready to go immediately). I would see what a trade looks like just for the heck of it as well, you might find they'll cut you a good deal because they can move it quickly.