shafshak
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2008 2520 100 hours, 60 inch mmm,with loader, tires filled, price $14500.00 good or bad ??????????
Price Check 2520
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kennyd
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glc24
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I would say that price is "in line" with what they are going for.
Is it a dealer or a private seller?
Greg
Is it a dealer or a private seller?
Greg
JDGreenGrass
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At that price it may be worth your time to look at new.
Yes, the price will be more but, 0% financing and a warranty has value as well.
I would hope you wouldn't need the warranty, after all, it'a Deere.:thumbsup:
Once you go Green your pride goes through the roof.!!
The price is right on the used tractor so long as it checks out good.
Best wishes.
Yes, the price will be more but, 0% financing and a warranty has value as well.
I would hope you wouldn't need the warranty, after all, it'a Deere.:thumbsup:
Once you go Green your pride goes through the roof.!!
The price is right on the used tractor so long as it checks out good.
Best wishes.
jenkinsph
Super Star Member
That is a good price if there are no problems with the machine.
Might depend where you are located.
When I was looking for new or used in 2007 there were much better deals on both new and used in the heartland , but by the time ya paid for transporting it, it wasn't worth it.
Some might consider 100 hours hardly broken in yet.
(Course, that's exactly how many hours I have on mine)
When I was looking for new or used in 2007 there were much better deals on both new and used in the heartland , but by the time ya paid for transporting it, it wasn't worth it.
Some might consider 100 hours hardly broken in yet.
(Course, that's exactly how many hours I have on mine)
I was looking at the 2305 and 2320 awhile back. I ended up surfing the net and found lots of stories where the rear PTO blew out with minimal use. Does anyone know if issue has been addressed? The one thread I read said the guy took it apart himself and found the housing was made of thin aluminum. I think I'll stick with my JD 1070 for now...
glc24
Platinum Member
The OP was asking about a 2520,which in fact has a much beefier rear end.
As for the "weakness" of the 2305 and 2320,who knows as to the real reason why they would fail.Any size machine will fail if pushed well beyond their spec max limits.
Greg
