Another 2305 vs 2320 question

[Anjou]

Assume nothing lasts - who would want to loan money and not make any in return? especially when the Fed keeps raising it?

What I'm assuming is that the number of tractor sales declines sharply during the Winter and the 0% financing would help bolster sales, particularly when Massey is offering 0% for 48 months, which is a whole lot more affordable than what Deere is offering. It's my understanding that overall all the subcuts are about the same, except for the color... and how well the dealership will treat you.

 

[Hard]

It's my understanding that overall all the subcuts are about the same, except for the color... and how well the dealership will treat you.

I would stay away from the Cub 5000 series sub-cuts (sse my signature below).

The Kubota BX, Massey GC2300, New Holland TZ, and JD 2305 are all good sub-cut choices.

 

[Anjou]

I would stay away from the Cub 5000 series sub-cuts (sse my signature below).

The Kubota BX, Massey GC2300, New Holland TZ, and JD 2305 are all good sub-cut choices.

Thanks for the advice on the Cub 5000 series. In the end, I think my decision will hinge strongly on financing. My wife and I are in the 3rd year of building our home on the "pay as you go" plan. I can barely afford a subcut with financing at 36 months and I refuse to pay interest if I can get a 0% deal from a reputable company. I paid my (then new) 1996 VW off in 24 months, but that was back when I was single and hadn't depleted my resources trying to build a house without a mortgage.

 

[aesanders]

I like Massey's lineup of tractors. 0% for 48 month would be hard to pass up.