b1750 or b2100 ?
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Thomas
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The B1750 sounds a tad better than the B21 so far.
What year are the models also what type of transmission?
My Kubota dealer has B1750HSDB 1990,210 hours,turf tires,FEL and asking $11,900.oo..but he will sharpen his pencil. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
Sometimes its cheaper to bite the bullet and purchase new vs second hand tractor w/ no history.
Good luck and enjoy.
Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
What year are the models also what type of transmission?
My Kubota dealer has B1750HSDB 1990,210 hours,turf tires,FEL and asking $11,900.oo..but he will sharpen his pencil. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
Sometimes its cheaper to bite the bullet and purchase new vs second hand tractor w/ no history.
Good luck and enjoy.
Thomas..NH /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif
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Both prices seem a little high to me. But I don't know where in the country you are, and tractors that size are tough to find used. One issue will be getting a FEL. You might find that once you add that on, a dealer might give you a comprable price on a new B7500. Worth checking around. Will you need a FEL? Most people think it's the most useful implement they own, and buying a used tractor without one, especially a model no longer made, might be trouble. You might pay a lot to get a loader, unless you buy other than Kubota. You're not likely to get a great deal buying just a FEL.
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That's good advice.
A shopper, that plans to finance, needs to remember that their long term cost maybe less because of lower financing rates on NEW equip.
Often times, you can get the low rate rates on the implements and loaders as well --- but only if packaged with the new tractor.
Plus you get the sense of security with all new products, warranty, etc.
The used units really need to be good values weighed against these issues.
Good luck,
Steve
A shopper, that plans to finance, needs to remember that their long term cost maybe less because of lower financing rates on NEW equip.
Often times, you can get the low rate rates on the implements and loaders as well --- but only if packaged with the new tractor.
Plus you get the sense of security with all new products, warranty, etc.
The used units really need to be good values weighed against these issues.
Good luck,
Steve
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Now I feel smart.
But Steve's agreement reminds me Misha, you should check out Carver's website! It'll give you an idea of prices on new tractors, they also have program tractors, and they have an impecable rep.
Again, good luck,
Todd
But Steve's agreement reminds me Misha, you should check out Carver's website! It'll give you an idea of prices on new tractors, they also have program tractors, and they have an impecable rep.
Again, good luck,
Todd