3037h price check

[mrshearer126]

Hello all

I am currently looking to buy a 3037h. Had originally wanted a 3039 but they seem to be all gone. Anyway I apologies in advance if there is already a thread on this. Anyway I am looking for a 3037h with a loader and rear 72" finish mower(local dealer has land pride). I would like it to have the mid mount pto as down the road I will be looking for a snow blower and other attachments and you never know when it might come in handy. I am also looking to have hydraulic lines ran to the front for future implement operation. I was quoted a price of around 25k seems high now that I have seen some of the prices others are getting on different machines. I will be financing the machine so I know to expect a little higher price but not sure what a fair price is. I am located in northeast pa. They are looking for $2500.00 for the mower FYI so 22500 for tractor and loader. Thank you all in advance for any help you can give

Brian

 

[George2615]

Welcome to TractorByNet...............
Price seems a little high. I bought the XR3037HC Cab model w/loader and a 7'6" snow pusher for less than 3K more. Maybe it's higher since you are financing.

 

[mrshearer126]

George

thank you for that info that gives me a good start to see pricing. Has anyone bought a 3037 with a loader and if so what kind of pricing did you get. This would be an open model without a cab. I figure I can guess on my own attachment prices I am looking to get a good base on what I should be paying for the tractor with loader which they say is free

Thanks all

 

[bruceatlam]

Not sure about your price, but off the top, it doesn't sound too bad to me. Most don't buy the mid mount PTO or extra hydraulic functions --- those will both add a ~grand each to the price comparison.

 

[George2615]

I guess if you're having the dealer install the front hydraulics and the mid mount PTO then your price isn't too bad. A cab adds almost 5K. I ran my own hyd. lines off the rear remotes to the front for attachments for a couple hundred.

 

[mangus580]

Hello all

I am currently looking to buy a 3037h. Had originally wanted a 3039 but they seem to be all gone. Anyway I apologies in advance if there is already a thread on this. Anyway I am looking for a 3037h with a loader and rear 72" finish mower(local dealer has land pride). I would like it to have the mid mount pto as down the road I will be looking for a snow blower and other attachments and you never know when it might come in handy. I am also looking to have hydraulic lines ran to the front for future implement operation. I was quoted a price of around 25k seems high now that I have seen some of the prices others are getting on different machines. I will be financing the machine so I know to expect a little higher price but not sure what a fair price is. I am located in northeast pa. They are looking for $2500.00 for the mower FYI so 22500 for tractor and loader. Thank you all in advance for any help you can give

Brian

Brian, I am pretty sure my dealer still has a 3039 on the lot.... Look up Paige Equipment in Williamson, NY. We are about 3 hours due north of you....


Mike

 

[mrshearer126]

Mangus580

Thank you for that Info, Unfortunately when I was looking I asked my dealer to reach out to find a 3039 he said they were out there but those dealerships were not interested in letting them go which I miss spoke on in my first post. I really like the dealership I am dealing with a small mom and pop shop close to my house. I feel like I am not only buying a tractor but the service department that comes with it as well. I got a chance to sit on a 3037 and to be honest I like it better than the layout of the 3039 for me anyway. Hopefully be able to make a deal here in the next week and have it sitting the garage. Thank you everyone for taking the time to either read or comment I really appreciate that

 

[windcatcher]

mrshearer126: Isn't the 3037H a new line of tractor? I think it is. If so, there may be hidden incentives for purchasing this tractor. I'm now looking at the XR3032H for those very reasons. From what I've been told (take that with a grain of salt), you can get either 0% financing for 84 months, or a higher percentage eg 5.75% plus the factory incentives. Those incentives could bring your final price down a good bit, and you'll actually be better off with the higher percentage rate because you aren't paying as much for the tractor and implements.

Find out if this is true in your area. My dealer told me about it, and I'm probably going to to that route myself. Do the math once you find out, and then take the best offer.

Something to think about.

 

[Underdog57]

Hello all

I am currently looking to buy a 3037h. Had originally wanted a 3039 but they seem to be all gone. Anyway I apologies in advance if there is already a thread on this. Anyway I am looking for a 3037h with a loader and rear 72" finish mower(local dealer has land pride). I would like it to have the mid mount pto as down the road I will be looking for a snow blower and other attachments and you never know when it might come in handy. I am also looking to have hydraulic lines ran to the front for future implement operation. I was quoted a price of around 25k seems high now that I have seen some of the prices others are getting on different machines. I will be financing the machine so I know to expect a little higher price but not sure what a fair price is. I am located in northeast pa. They are looking for $2500.00 for the mower FYI so 22500 for tractor and loader. Thank you all in advance for any help you can give

Brian

Here is one in the West Michigan area:

LS XR3037H Tractor W/ Loader

 

[Maxify55]

I've owned, broken, repaired, abused and generally worked my XR3037HC for the last, say, 6 months.....and absolutely love it. Given the owner learning curve and time frame, I'd say that for the money there's not a better tractor to be bought on the market today. Item for item and bang for the buck I found that LS tractors out distance the pack of variants available on the market today. I compared Kubota, Deere, Kioti, New Holland and Mahindra only to find that, for the money, LS had them beat. That does not mean that LS is the best for each and every work application, however. Further, dealer proximity, speed in turn around and customer overall satisfaction has a lot to do with. Also, try to keep in mind that perfection is something that occurs in story books and fairy tales. Yeah, I've got a drip of water that comes in from the top of the windshield and, Yeah, one of the blades in the overhead louvers for the a/c got popped out when I hit a bump while in motion. And, Yeah, I wish that I had a porter to wash and vacuum the cab after each use but other than the owner shortcoming whines. It's a great tractor worthy of it's spot in the barn.