BX2360V60 Price check

crayner · Mar 27, 2010

Hi All,

I am looking at a new BX2360V60 with a front loader/48" bucket and a 50" 2-stage snowblower w/quick-hitch subframe. The dealer quote I got from MB tractor in Plaistow NH is $15,056 for the tractor/loader/60" mower and $3301 for the snowblower.

I'm wondering how high this dealer is and what kind of discounts I can work with them. Seems like they have a PILE of inventory... any input is appreciated - thx - C

SCtractorguy · Mar 27, 2010

My local dealer has a 2360 w/60" mmm (no loader) and they are asking $11300 for it....

I don't know what a loader sells for.

WV Tractorman · Mar 27, 2010

I just bought a 2360 W/ 60"MMM for $11000 last week. He gave a respectable price on my trade (BX2200 & 60"MMM) . I'm very pleased with the deal and the tractor.

abeal · Mar 27, 2010

I was looking at a BX2360 recently and the good quotes I was getting were for around 14 and just south of that for the tractor with the loader and a 60" mmm. I see you're in NE...it seems they are pricey up there.

JOHNTHOMAS · Mar 28, 2010

Since no one else is going to say it, I will. Contact Barlows. If they are cheaper, then you have a decision to make, if Barlows is the same then you know your getting a good deal and can sleep better at night and if Barlows is higher then you can jump on the deal and never look back as far as price is concerned.

tractorshopper · Mar 29, 2010

I agree with John Thomas. I received a quote recently from my local dealer for a BX2660 with MMM and FEL for $14,500. Barlows was a little cheaper. Yours sounds a little high.

jim442 · Mar 29, 2010

I priced one with 54" mower last month up here in New England and it was 15,100.
I second the "call Barlow's" answer. They saved me quite a bit even after delivery charge.

dirkster · Mar 29, 2010

I got a price of $13,500 from a local dealer in PA about two weeks ago. That includes FEL and a 60" MMM.

jim442 · Mar 29, 2010

I should add the one I priced also had the FEL.
I don't know what the availability is of the Kubotas, but mayby they are allocated-so many of each model. That would make sense if the dealer thinks he will sell for the higher price and lose a certain number of buyers along the way. He has to make his money on his available units or not make money. If they can be had by picking up the phone the only other explanation is they can only support a certain number of units in their service dept, again they have to make the nut and if they know what it is and can't do it so be it. Then there is the ego factor," I won't let someone tell me what I have to sell it for"-you don't last long in any business if you let emotion get in the way of business sense. The bottom line is and was in my case to keep the negotiations friendly and try to see both sides. It's only worth X amount if someone is willing to pay it-if they are and he can sell all he wants you got a long row to hoe (and no Kubota to do it with)