Price Check 2320, 2620, 2920 pricing - can you list yours?

tommyz270 · Apr 26, 2009

If anyone has bought one of the tractors above, can you list what you paid for it along with how you bought it (FEL, MMM, RFM), what type of tires?

What were you quoted, what did you pay, and did they come down any or much?

Finding a true cost and what 'could' be paid has seemed hard to find.

argeaux · Apr 26, 2009

This site seems to have a good source of prices and reviews - best I've found so far. Doh - the URL was obliterated - is it in bad form to list this other domain? compact tractor review?

architect · Apr 26, 2009

as a guideline I search for Government Contracts from Dealers, there is one online that lists new Kubotas for 29.5% off list for tractor and 15% off for attachments, go to kubota web site get the numbers and deduct the discounts AND ADD say $700 for assembly for the Dealer, these numbers are real close to some of the GOOD Dealers that post on this site, so I would trust them to give you an honest price, or use the number to judge what your Dealers price is to you and negotiate.

iplumb · Apr 26, 2009

Do you guys think the 2920 is worth $1000.00 more than the 2620? I have a deal going on a 2920 but I Can get a 2620 for $1000 less. Need help deciding

THANKS

Ductape · Apr 26, 2009

iplumb said:
Do you guys think the 2920 is worth $1000.00 more than the 2620? I have a deal going on a 2920 but I Can get a 2620 for $1000 less. Need help deciding THANKS

Don't get stuck solely on the HP rating. The 2620 is essentially the same tractor and will perform 90% of tasks as well as the 2920. Where the extra PTO HP of the 2920 will shine, will be snowblowing or running a brush chipper (or similar PTO HP robbing chores). Otherwise I'm quite confident you'd be happy with a couple less horsepower and put the extra grand into an attachment or two.

ChuckinNH · Apr 26, 2009

I paid 15k for my B2620 with the LA364 loader, loaded tires, bucket hooks, etc. from a very reliable dealer. I got the 50 hr service with pick up, etc. I know that isn't such a hot deal on here, but it is OK for this area. I think the B2620 is the sweet spot in that series, and after using mine for a year have no regrets with that model. If I wanted any more HP, I would buy the B3200, and get the larger loader, better backhoe capabilities, and both the size, and HP to run 5 ft implements. I run a Wallenstein BX42 chipper and have used it to it's maximum capacity on several occassions with no problems. My neighbors have also used it with that chipper, and are pretty happy with it too......... as witnessed by the jars of jelly, maple syrup, and gift certificates towards service, etc. that they have shared.

I have run a 4' Rotary cutter too, but haven't pushed that so it is not a good measure of what my tractor is capable of. I find that it is very well balanced with loaded tires for the size, loader capacity, and HP. In the projects section you can find a brook crossing I'm finishing up, and I sure liked the extra clearance, and overall stability over the BX22 I had for that kind of job.

tommyz270 · Apr 27, 2009

On kubota - B2320, FEL, industrial tires, 54"MMM = $17,896.00 -- I was quoted $15,600. Is that a good deal?

On the B2620, FEL, industrial tires, 54"MMM = $19,328.00 -- I don't have a quote from the local dealer because I haven't asked yet.

Thoughts?

ChuckinNH · Apr 27, 2009

My dealer just quoted me $2400 for the 60" mmm. The $15,000 I quoted for my B2620 was one of the last pre price increase tractors he had last June.

cgardnerma · Apr 27, 2009

B2620, Loader, Backhoe, Thumb, Ballast Box = $21,155 delivered. Tax and insurance extra.

kcook · Apr 27, 2009

tommyz270 said:
On kubota - B2320, FEL, industrial tires, 54"MMM = $17,896.00 -- I was quoted $15,600. Is that a good deal?

On the B2620, FEL, industrial tires, 54"MMM = $19,328.00 -- I don't have a quote from the local dealer because I haven't asked yet.

Thoughts?