2005, with top and tilt 600 plus hours.* I feel like it might be 2K over priced??What do you think?Used 2005 Kubota tractor model-B7800 in very good condition with hydraulic top & tilt. This tractor has 4x4, three range hydrostatic transmission(low/medium/high), 30HP four cylinder diesel engine, front loader, diff-lock, power steering, folding ROPS, PTO, 620hrs, 5ft gearmore box blade with rippers and 5ft rotary cutter (bushhog). asking 13,500.00.
Is this priced right
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z0lt3c
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I paid $13,500 for the following demo from a Kubota dealer;
2005 B7800 w/ La402 FEL, B1617 60" bucket, FROPS, rear remote, R4 tires - 250 hours - $13,500
You've got the box blade and brush hog, maybe thats about another $1000, but 400 more hours. I would say 2K too high sounds about right. I got the 0/42mo financing on that machine too.
2005 B7800 w/ La402 FEL, B1617 60" bucket, FROPS, rear remote, R4 tires - 250 hours - $13,500
You've got the box blade and brush hog, maybe thats about another $1000, but 400 more hours. I would say 2K too high sounds about right. I got the 0/42mo financing on that machine too.
N80
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There is an '05 at TractorHouse.com, same set up, 495 hours but no TnT, no implements for $11,900. That's a difference of $1600. The TnT, BB and cutter are not worth more than $1600 together. So I'd say the price is off by at least $500 maybe more.
Is the guy willing to deal?
Is the guy willing to deal?
I'm not sure yet. I am trying to decide if dealing for the used tractor is as good a deal as buying the same tractor new for $18,300. 0 hours and 42 months for 0 interest. I can pay cash but the money can sit in the bank and earn interest. Also will have a warranty.
Leon Wittner
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I paid 14K for my L-2800DT new in 2004 with the LA463 FEL and have 100 hours on it if that is any help.
tractor888
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furb59 said:
If this is a same tractor advertised on craigslist you should consider this.... Same tractor was for sale at $10k just a few weeks ago. Someone must bought it and try to resell for a profit. According to previous owner, the 1st 500+ were rental hours at a rental yard in temecula. For a new tractor, the 0% interest for 42 mos should worth a couple thousand plus the warranty. So, the real adjusted cost of a brand new tractor without the implements is less than the asking price.