Easiest to sell used tractor?

[60047]

I have a some small projects that can be completed in a few months with a small tractor. I don't see a need to hold on to a small tractor long-term, as I'm holding out for a Bobcat Toolcat. It doesn't make sense to rent something, because I can only work on the projects for a couple hours a day (or less).

What is the easiest tractor to sell after I'm finished with my projects? Would you say something around 30 horsepower, $12,000 and either John Deere or Kubota?

 

[JCoastie]

any non tier 4 Kubota. My 1983 went in a day with multiple people wanting it.

 

[Williy]

Any tractor when some one wants it will sell
fast!

willy

 

[dodge man]

In my areas JD and Kubota are the most popular.

 

[airbiscuit]

New - Kubota L3901
Used - New Holland TC33

 

[60047]

Are sub-compacts (<25hp) more desirable than compacts (~40hp)? The bigger frames are a little more unwieldly when working around the house.

 

[airbiscuit]

You want to get a Bobcat Tool cat and you are asking about subcompacts? Around here there are more subcompacts than compacts on the used market because everyone trades them in on a larger tractor.

 

[60047]

Yeah, it's just for a few small projects that need near-term attention. The Toolcat is the long-term purchase; may be a year or two before that happens.

 

[cathy liebchen]

Kubota standard L easiest to resell

 

[finn1]

Deere or Kubota have name recognition most anywhere, but pretty much any brand that has a strong dealer and local presence near you would be ok.

Don’t get some discontinued brand, or something without a dealer.

Make sure it is equipped properly, ie hst, loader, and rear pto, as well as four wheel drive.

In some areas a mid pto and front snowblower would be almost mandatory.
, as well as a factory cab.