your method of selling

[bgr]

You do have a valuable tractor. The mid size Kubota 4 WD models are in high demand. I traded in a 10 year old L2550 a few years ago and got the same trade in value at the dealer as what I paid for it. So check out what your machine is worth before you go to the dealer. You can look at online prices for that. Remember the dealer always gets a better price on his lot and has a higher customer flow. But your machine is in demand, no matter where you sell it.

if the dealer has a detail shop to clean up his used machines, you might want to ask what they would charge to get yours ready for sale.

When I sell a higher value piece of equipment on line, I give the bill of sale and title to my bank, and the buyer brings them a cashiers check to them(the bank) for the sales amount. They clear the check, put the money in my account, and give him the title.

 

[Lastkidpicked]

This could be good for both sides:

@big bubba gets to sell his tractor without the hassle

The dealer gets an in-demand tractor on their lot and instead of paying up front, they pay at the end, once the buyer pays.

Isn't it nice when all three sides (including the buyer) can count it as a win?

I wish more of life was like this.

 

[coast40]

Not to go too far into FB Market, but a couple things as a browser/buyer...


2) If you say no messaging, you need a good contact number

If you want a phone number in FB Market you have to get tricky, like "four 3 seven seven..." FB strips out phone numbers. I see this all too often, "Call Ron [hidden information]".