kubota L3301/ JD 3032 price

[bleeting]

Hi all, deciding between a kubota 3301 and JD 3032, Best price I could find on the 3301 with hst and loader was 18,600, for the deere 17,500. Both include ~2k in cashback. I'm leaning toward the kubota for a couple reasons, weight, standard QC on the loader instead of JD proprietary, removable loader and a few other minor things.

Are these pretty good prices or should I shop more. Also, I'm assuming tractor dealers aren't like car dealers where they try and ding you with delivery fees document fees and other BS. (or my favorite, the assembly fee)

 

[Fallon]

I got my L3200 instead of a JD. Turning brakes, folding ROPS, 3 range tranny instead of 2. A few other things as well. I just felt Kubota was a bit more of a tractor for the money.

I think the SSQA is an optional extra, but worth it.

You do need to figure in sales tax if applicable.

 

[motzy77]

I got my L3200 instead of a JD. Turning brakes, folding ROPS, 3 range tranny instead of 2. A few other things as well. I just felt Kubota was a bit more of a tractor for the money.

I think the SSQA is an optional extra, but worth it.

You do need to figure in sales tax if applicable.

3301 with hst and loader was 18,600, where did you pay only that at.I mean what dealer,,n state????...im getting prices like 22500... for the same thing...ill drive across country for those prices...thank you

 

[bleeting]

Florida, after adding r4 tires and a QA it came out to 19600 though. The 18600 was for ag tires and regular loader, both were including the $2,000 cash back instead of 0% financing.

 

[Fallon]

L3200 HST with R4s, SSQA, a LandPride 5' rotary cutter & 6' back blade ran me $24k here in CO, if I remember. That was @ 0% rather than with the cash discount.

 

[Rocky Hoffler]

What dealer did you use in Fl. I deal with Agricon in Ocala like the Kubota have had both brands but Kubota is to my knowledge built by Kubota Jd is subbed out but good luck