Price Check B3030 Cab with 92 hours

[stu13]

Greetings everyone from a newbie in New Hampshire. I'm looking at taking the plunge and buying a tractor, and like almost everyone else buying their first, I need some advice. I have been offered a 2009 B3030 cab with LA403 FEL with hyd brush grapple, Woods BH70X backhoe, B2782A 63" front snowblower, and R4 tires with rear chains. The tractor has 92 hours. The seller is asking $32,500. Is this a fair price? I have included some pics. Thank you.

 

[Monster5601]

I would research the pro's and con's of a 3 point mounted backhoe and compare the results against your intended backhoe uses.

As far as the price, well, I can only tell you that I paid $27,300 (which included 6% sales tax) for a new B3030 without the cab but with the Kubota backhoe, loader, two rear remotes, pallet forks, bush hog, rear blade, and box blade last summer.

I believe the cab, if it includes air and heat added about 5K retail. The grapple with additional remote is likely around 3K retail. I don't know what the snow blower goes for.

The B3030 is a nice tractor and that is a sweet package you are looking at. Good luck.

 

[easygo]

That is not a 3 point mount backhoe just so you know. The front blower is also a very pricey item several thousand even used. The price may be a bit high but I don't think it is unreasonable. In the Northeast that is actually not so bad at all. I assume you looked here for reference

KUBOTA B3030, Used KUBOTA B3030, KUBOTA B3030 For Sale At TractorHouse.com - Page 1

 

[kiotiken]

I'm in a completely different market and even though our dollar keeps flopping a little above or below par with you, our prices always seem a little higher. That said, it would be a good deal around these parts.

I have a Woods BH-70x on my Kioti CK30. It is not a 3pt backhoe, it has a very similar 4 pt mount as the Kubota BH. It's very strong and will probably pull the B3030 around a little (it will move mine a little and I've got more weight and loaded tires). The BH probably adds $7-9K new, a front mount snow blower would be in the $6K range new, the cab probably adds $7-8K new and that grapple bucket (with 3rd function hydraulics installed) probably adds $2-3K new. I seem to remember the tractor itself being in the $18K range with loader, at least a year ago when I went shopping.

92 hrs is is nothing for a tractor, that's barely long enough to warm it up! The easiest way to figure it out is to go to a Kubota dealer and price a B3030 with all the options you want (a grapple bucket doesn't have much value if you don't want/need one for instance), and see how it compares. If you're spending that much money and don't want all the toys that this one comes with, there are plenty of great tractors that are in your price range for you to look at, both new and used, otherwise this may be the deal for you.

 

[Monster5601]

That is not a 3 point mount backhoe just so you know.

Now that I look at the picture several hours later in the day and after coffee, your right, my bad!

Sorry about that.

 

[Jay4200]

Greetings everyone from a newbie in New Hampshire. I'm looking at taking the plunge and buying a tractor, and like almost everyone else buying their first, I need some advice. I have been offered a 2009 B3030 cab with LA403 FEL with hyd brush grapple, Woods BH70X backhoe, B2782A 63" front snowblower, and R4 tires with rear chains. The tractor has 92 hours. The seller is asking $32,500. Is this a fair price? I have included some pics. Thank you.

You should be able to buy that package brand new for about $35,000. $32.5k is too much for a used machine IMHO.

JayC

 

[Earl Ohl]

Greetings everyone from a newbie in New Hampshire. I'm looking at taking the plunge and buying a tractor, and like almost everyone else buying their first, I need some advice. I have been offered a 2009 B3030 cab with LA403 FEL with hyd brush grapple, Woods BH70X backhoe, B2782A 63" front snowblower, and R4 tires with rear chains. The tractor has 92 hours. The seller is asking $32,500. Is this a fair price? I have included some pics. Thank you.

I'd say that's a very fair price! Go get it!

 

[brewdog]

I'd walk from that deal. I think its way to much money for a 30 HP light weight tractor. The grapple is worth 500 bucks at best (so what), the snow blower has some value if you will use it. A 7 foot hoe certainly has it limitations. Throw the attachments out the window, the tractor and hoe are work 23K max with the cab. That's my opinion.

 

[WilliamBos]

I'd walk from that deal. I think its way to much money for a 30 HP light weight tractor. The grapple is worth 500 bucks at best (so what), the snow blower has some value if you will use it. A 7 foot hoe certainly has it limitations. Throw the attachments out the window, the tractor and hoe are work 23K max with the cab. That's my opinion.

factor in the fact that the cab adds $6-$7K to the price, that puts the tractor close to $30K alone.

Won't tell you what ours cost, you may puke.

 

[brewdog]

factor in the fact that the cab adds $6-$7K to the price, that puts the tractor close to $30K alone.

I disagree with 6-7 K on the used cab. That machine isn't worth 25K used with a cab and hoe. It's a lightweight machine at best. The used machine prices are way over inflated.