Price Check Kubota pricing web page

[Will]

I just checked the download file from the web page I made (the one at the bottom of this message), and it showed that there have been 1991 hits in the last month! That's a lot of traffic all generated by this site.

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Here's a link with pricing info on Kubota B series tractors.

 

[Will]

I'd like to keep the pricing web page current, so if anyone hears that list prices have changed, let me know. Even better, if you know what the new prices are or where I can find them, let me know, and I'll update the page.Will

 

[fishman]

Thanks for putting that page together, Will. I found it very useful in negotiating my b2910 deal a few months back.

 

[Will]

I've updated my Kubota pricing page to include the BX22. After following the prices people on this site are reporting, I think the good and great prices on my page are a couple hundred dollars low, but that may change after the supply catches up with the initial demand.

 

[lloydp]

Thanks,,,I have used it several times. Very helpful.

 

[MN_Ed]

Nicely done, Will. Your best price came pretty close to what I paid for my BX2200, 60"MMM, FEL + rear scraper blade. That was $11,763.

Something you might note on your site is the consideration regarding sales tax. I run a small farm. Because it is taxed as a farm, I qualified for no sales tax in the state of Missouri. In Minnesota, we pay taxes for everything, farmer or not, so, it was well worth my while to drive from Minnesota to northern Missouri to save nearly $1000 to pick up my BX.

I would think other states have similar tax laws. Of course, not a lot of people who buy BX's can probably qualify as running a farm.

 

[Will]

That's a good point, I've added to the pricing page. Georgia also has a farm use sales tax exemption policy. If you buy your tractor in one state and have it delivered to another you don't pay sales tax either.

 

[orangeman]

MN_Ed

You are mistaken on sales tax for farmers in Minnesota. If you own and operate a farm you qualify for 0% sales tax. Your trip to Missouri was a waste of time and money. Do a little more research next time.

 

[k8ny]

Mine came out to $300.00 LESS than your great price, here in Eastern West Virginia for a BX2200, 60"mmm and FEL.

Nice Job, thanks Will

Bob

 

[JeepOne]

Will, how do I get your price list to total at the bottom? I check the appropriate boxes and the bottom total fields are blank.

Ken

 

[Carl_NH]

Mark,

Mine feels the same way tho I am sure Will is appealing to the masses and I beleive this is a great way for the majority to determine the best potential price deal. Vaue is different than the price and many B21 and larger TLB's owners look beyond just a great price as service and support adds value in the long term.

Carl

 

[Will]

I've gotten a fair number of questions about my Kubota pricing web page, so I added a small <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.kazez.com/~will/FAQ.html> FAQ page</A>. Will

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Will,

Your pricing guide was a big help when shopping for a new tractor. Here's what I got...

1. Kubota B2910
2. Kubota LA402 Loader
3. Woods 60" Brush Hog
4. Woods 72" Rear Blade with Swivel and Tilt
5. Land Pride 72" Landscape Rake
6. International 48" disk harrow
7. Single Bottom plow
8. Complete set of filters
9. Delivered 125 miles

Total...$18781

Since I did not get a finish mower, there was no sales tax.

This dealer was the best price by almost $2000. Shopping for a tractor can be a real experience...I guess the rule is "whatever the traffic will bear". Your guide saved me!!!

Thanks, Don M.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

New BX-22 received today. $15500. Mid-State Equipment, Titusville NJ. A grand less than my "previous" local dealer wanted. (I did trade in a BX2200 and kept my MMM for the new machine)

Jim
SE PA

 

[hugo]

Hi everyone:

I stipped this - title

 

[Will]

I've updated my pricing web page to include some information on the new BX1500D and B7800HSD. I don't know much, so if anyone knows the suggested list prices or official numbers of compatible mowers, please let me know. If you take a look at the current mix in model numbers, you can make some predictions: One of these years the B2410 will be called a B7600, the B2710 will be called a B7700 and the B2910 will be the B7900. At any rate, please pass on the new info if you run across it somewhere. Thanks, Will

 

[Will]

I've updated my B-Series pricing page, but it is more of a work in progress than a finished product.

Does anyone know the list price for the B7510 or B7610? Has the list price on the loaders for the BX1500 and BX1800 jumped by the amount listed?

As always, if I've got anything that looks wrong to you, please let me know.

Will

 

[Yankee]

Well, as it happens, I had a dealer quote a 7610 the other day. What I CLEARLY wrote down was the selling price - $10,650 (hydro). What I can't quite make out is the list price, which is 12-something. I THINK it was 12,700. Sorry, but that's the best I can do! The sell price seemed pretty reasonable to me, for what that's worth ...

Yankee Bill

 

[Will]

I found the list prices for the 7510 and 7610 on Carver's site. The only info I'm missing now is the official MSRP on the mowers and loaders.

 

[Will]

I've just updated my pricing page. I have been maintaining this price list for several years now, but I haven't been following Kubota tractor pricing as closely as in the past. If you have any corrections, please let me know. If you know the official list price on the B7410DT or some of the smaller FEL's, let me know.