Price Check good 4115 price?

[WiJC]

i am looking at a new 4115 with FEL, MMM, and box blade.

what would be a good price for this? i am in wisconsin if that matters at all.

thanks
John

 

[WiJC]

anybody???

 

[Bird]

I'm surprised you haven't gotten a response, John, but maybe we don't have as many members in Wisconsin as we have in lots of other states. But of course, with or without responses here, if that's the tractor I wanted, I'd be talking to the nearest two or three Deere dealers in person to not only get prices, but see what I thought of them, their service department, etc.

 

[rockyridgefarm]

I got my best price using the dealer locator on Deere's site. I found several dealers that were nearby, that I wasn't aware of. One really wanted thae sale, and I am happy to do business with them. I made sure that they were close enough for service, too.

 

[bigpete]

I have a "pencil" quote sitting at home I'll try to post if I can find it. AS a loose guideline, I think the step up to a 4115 from a similarly equipped 4110 was about $2,000. I ended up at just under $16,000 for a 4110, 410 loader with 53" bucket, 60" MMM, and 5-foot box blade. Included in the price was a mulching kit for the MMM, a block heater, and a rear work light. I "feel" like my deal was pretty good. Something under $18,500 for the 4115 might be an okay price, but it might vary with your region. The first quotes I got on an equipped 4110 and 4115 (same as above) were $16,995 and around $19,000, respectively.

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

I recently paid around 21K for my 4115. It is equipped with a 410 loader with 61" bucket w/ 2 hooks. R4s, folding ROPS, 46 BH with 9" and 13" buckets, rear work light and a block heater.