Price Check 7520 4WD Price check

[miller965]

What would be a good price on this tractor paying cash and getting the current $1,500 rebate? No fel or any other equipment; just the tractor with ag tires. Have been quoted $23,000 and $22,000 on the phone from two dealers.

Thanks

 

[Cacinok]

miller is that a new tractor you're looking at? i have a february price list form my mahindra dealer and they want about 28,600 for the 7520 4wd. tractorhouse has only one 4wd 7520 and '04 w/ 669 hours and FEL for $23,500.

not sure if this helps. you could check ebay. i'm sure dougster wouldn't mind some friendly competition.

 

[Dougster]

miller is that a new tractor you're looking at? i have a february price list form my mahindra dealer and they want about 28,600 for the 7520 4wd. tractorhouse has only one 4wd 7520 and '04 w/ 669 hours and FEL for $23,500. not sure if this helps. you could check ebay. i'm sure dougster wouldn't mind some friendly competition.

Nope... Don't mind at all. While I am still the high bidder at this point, I am below the reserve price and probably won't be able to bid high enough to meet the reserve. Looks like it's just too far away and ML275s are too dang expensive (when purchased "a la carte") to make this thing work. Here is the link:

Mahindra Tractor 2005 7520 4WD - (eBay item 280144422544 end time Aug-24-07 20:46:05 PDT)

Clint - I think those prices you gave him are with FEL. He says he doesn't want an FEL. Of course, he could always order one with an FEL and then sell the FEL to me!!!

Of course, I have no idea where on earth he lives.

Dougster

 

[MtnViewRanch]

miller is that a new tractor you're looking at? i have a february price list form my mahindra dealer and they want about 28,600 for the 7520 4wd. tractorhouse has only one 4wd 7520 and '04 w/ 669 hours and FEL for $23,500.

not sure if this helps. you could check ebay. i'm sure dougster wouldn't mind some friendly competition.

I believe with the rebate included, the prices that you have should be real close to the best that you are going to get, but then I haven't bought one in a while.

Good luck.

 

[miller965]

It is a brand new tractor.

 

[Pecanman]

I paid $26,900 cash for a new 7520 4WD with FEL in November 2006 from the dealer in North Little Rock.

 

[rustyjeep]

Pecanman, I assume you are talking about Capital. The best price I could get from them last week was 29,000. If I could get it for the price you paid I would go load it up tomorrow!

 

[Blu 82]

If you are anywhere near southern AL try calling Pound's Tractor at 334-858-6157. Mr Pounds is a fair man and usually beats any price around the panhandle of FL or southern AL.

 

[Pecanman]

Rustyjeep: I did buy the 7520 at Capital Equipment in NLR. I think the salesman's name was Ronnie. I have about 130 hours on the tractor and it has done a good job so far. I use it to pull a stick rake, a pecan harvester, a 15' batwing bush hog and to push up piles of brush. Pecanman

 

[RedRiver]

I think a fair price depends a lot on your location. If you notice, there is a good bit of difference in pricing depending on where you are located which I'm sure comes from the cost of freight on the tractors from the distributor to dealer.

Also some areas have more dealerships and therefore have to be a lot more competitive with their pricing. At times I'm shocked at some of the prices that are posted on here from different locations.

 

[Keith_B]

I think a fair price depends a lot on your location. If you notice, there is a good bit of difference in pricing depending on where you are located which I'm sure comes from the cost of freight on the tractors from the distributor to dealer.

Also some areas have more dealerships and therefore have to be a lot more competitive with their pricing. At times I'm shocked at some of the prices that are posted on here from different locations.

The cost of doing business is also much higher in some locals.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

I think a fair price depends a lot on your location. If you notice, there is a good bit of difference in pricing depending on where you are located which I'm sure comes from the cost of freight on the tractors from the distributor to dealer.

Also some areas have more dealerships and therefore have to be a lot more competitive with their pricing. At times I'm shocked at some of the prices that are posted on here from different locations.

Just wondering, when you are shocked with the prices posted, is it because they are high or because they are low?

 

[RedRiver]

Keith, very true. The main reason I said that is because a lot of people I see posting here asking for price checks do not fill our their profile or state their location therefore they may get an unrealistic price check.

In my opinion the best way to go about a price check is to use the zip code dealer search on the Mahindra page and call a couple local dealers.

MtnView, both high and low......I've seen some steals and some not so great prices. But like I said 9 times outta 10 it reflects on where the location is.

 

[Keith_B]

The best prices seem to be in the South, where utilities and overhead tend to be cheaper; while the prices in New England are significantly higher than they are elsewhere.

 

[Dougster]

The best prices seem to be in the South, where utilities and overhead tend to be cheaper; while the prices in New England are significantly higher than they are elsewhere.

So, in other words, they are no different than anything else!?!

Dougster