Kubota 3540

[tractornc]

I am in the unfortunate position of having to sell the Kubota 3540 I purchased last summer. It was used only for less than 20 hours around the yard. It has a LA724 loader with a toothbar.

How much should I ask?

 

[archeryantny]

what year is the machine?

 

[canoetrpr]

I would recommend putting your location in your profile. Prices tend to vary depending where you are.

 

[tractornc]

It's a 2008 I purchased new last year. It has <20 hours. I am in North Carolina.

 

[john_bud]

I'll give you a hundred bucks ....

But you probably want more than that!


I would think that 80% of the new price was fair. If you ask more than that zero % finance deals on a brand new one with a warranty are too tempting.

Of course if the $100 is good for you....I'll be out quick like!

jb

 

[medicshawn]

I would guess 18000-19000. But like someone else mentioned you are competing with zero percent financing at the dealer if someone is taking out a loan.

 

[GreenWannabe]

Kubota's prices are going up and the financing deals are dwindling next month. That could have a positive impact on your price. What you ask for it partly depends on how soon you need the money. The better the deal, the faster it will sell. But no matter what you price it at, almost any buyer will want you to take less. Good luck selling it.

 

[hunterridgefarm]

It's a 2008 I purchased new last year. It has <20 hours. I am in North Carolina.

What part of NC? County or town close to you? I know a couple of people who are "looking"' for a tractor.

David

 

[tractornc]

I'm in Alamance, North Carolina

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

Kubota's prices are going up and the financing deals are dwindling next month.

no one has any idea what changes happen with financing until it happens.

The difference between a new machine and taking 8% standard rate financing on yours is usually about a 30% deduction off what you paid new.

 

[lawn_king]

The 3540 is an awesome machine, worth 19 grand all day long. Sometimes at night when i cant sleep, i go out to the shop and i sit in my chair and just look at it (my 3540 hsdc). I guess 31 years of grass farming are taking their toll. If i had it all to do over again, i wouldnt change a thing!

 

[tractornc]

Well, sounds like my best option may just be to figure out a way to keep it. Selling at a big loss on a barely used tractor just isn't too appealing right now.

 

[lakerat2]

tractornc, I'm looking for a tractor in the 16,000to 17,000 range are you interested ? I would need to ship it out of NC. Email me if interested ymurphy@charter.net Thanks Yorke