0% fOR 48 Mos

[iplumb]

Looks like Kubota is now offering 0% for 48 Mos. I may be mistaken but I thought it was 42 Mos. Kubota Tractor Corporation - Promotional Rates

 

[equipman]

Some of the rates changed yesterday.

 

[Will_C]

I bought a B2630 yesterday...I was ready for the 0% for 42 months...the 48 months was a nice surprise. Nothing like using someone else's money for free!!
Will

 

[iplumb]

I bought a B2630 yesterday...I was ready for the 0% for 42 months...the 48 months was a nice surprise. Nothing like using someone else's money for free!!
Will

Nice! How is the B2630?

 

[stimpee]

The listing on the Kubota site doesn't include the B2630 in the 48 month 0%.

Will_C, you are indicating that you got the 48 month 0% on the B2630?

 

[jambx]

I bought a B2630 yesterday...I was ready for the 0% for 42 months...the 48 months was a nice surprise. Nothing like using someone else's money for free!!
Will

Sadly nothing is for free - Kubota and others marketing 0% sounds great until you fill out the paperwork. A condition of the contract is you have to get requiered insurance - Make sure your covered - my homeowners policies did not "totally" cover the tractor under certain condition and I needed to come up with ~$700 for the 42 month plan so I opted to used my equity line instead (which is for the amount I was going to finance was a wash @ 2%) but I do get to write off the interest

Too bad Obamas stimulas doesnt kick in for tractors made in Japan

 

[iplumb]

Sadly nothing is for free - Kubota and others marketing 0% sounds great until you fill out the paperwork. A condition of the contract is you have to get requiered insurance - Make sure your covered - my homeowners policies did not "totally" cover the tractor under certain condition and I needed to come up with ~$700 for the 42 month plan so I opted to used my equity line instead (which is for the amount I was going to finance was a wash @ 2%) but I do get to write off the interest

Too bad Obamas stimulas doesnt kick in for tractors made in Japan

Really I would need more than my homeowners?

 

[art]

Do to some unique losses they now require what is an equivelent to a Marine policy. It does have benifits that many people don't think of to cover the units.

It is more like a cars collision coverage then just a standard policy.
It covers the purchaser if he takes it off his property which is something a lot of people don't think about.

There is much more, ask your dealer to elaborate.

 

[threeman]

you have to check on your homeowners. mine doesnt cover my tractor if its off of my property. so if I carry it down the road somewhere it falls off trailer, someone breaks into it and damages it, etc. then homeowners doesnt pay.

i bought the insurance on mine and its really pretty good. covered anywhere any time.

 

[Evil the Weasel]

I had a similar issue. My homeowner's insurance would have covered it, but they wouldn't make Kubota Credit Corp. the loss payee. I priced out a separate policy and it was way more than Kubota's.