I'm a new Member. Buying a Kubota B2400

[Mnobile1]

Just joined today as I'm about to buy a used Kubota B2400. Model year between '95-99, not sure exactly. It has a Loader and Backhoe and about 2000 hrs on it. I am paying $10K for it. It's in very good condition for the age and hours on it. Can anyone tell me if this is priced too high or if there is anything I should be on the lookout for? If I am asking this question in the wrong forum I apologize in advance. Please direct me to the right place.

Thank you in advance,
Mike

 

[kensnelling]

Welcome from Oklahoma. Pop over ot the Kubota section and you'll find the answers you want.

Ken

 

[Bob77064]

Welcome Mike

 

[MIKE R]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Mnobile1]

Thank you Ken. I did not realize there was a Kubota Section.

 

[art]

I'd say the price is reasonable!

 

[creekbend]

Welcome aboard. Best wishes.

 

[Briana03]

Welcome to TBN

I moved your thread to the Kubota Owning/Operating forum.

 

[Mnobile1]

Thank you Art! I pick it up on Wednesday, so over the past 24 hrs I've been dealing with "buyers remorse". I'm not looking to steal a machine, I just want a fair deal. Thank you for easing my mind.

 

[I802Cool]

Long time Kubota owner but new member on this site, welcome aboard. Best analogy I've heard about Kubotas is "mattress money". Buy it and you'll be able to sell it for what you paid for it, forever. $10K looks like a good price with the implements. But you won't sell it, unless you buy a new Kubota. Ask the owner if he has had any problems starting his tractor. I am as of this week a Kubota expert on this matter, thanks to some real experts/members on this site. The problem is 99% fixed by installing a simple low voltage relay harness from John Deere, P/N AM107421. A search on this P/N will lead you to all the info you will need and a B2400 is one of the subject tractors.