Price Check Kubota Value
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creekbend
Super Star Member
Perhaps these suggestions may help somewhat. (1) Check the website Used Tractors For Sale at TractorHouse.com: John Deere Tractors, used farm tractors and farm equipment, tractors for sale, Case IH, New Holland, Agco, Kubota (2) browse the listings for that model and the asking price on EBAY (3) last but not least, call a dealer in your area and asked him. He might possibly give you a general consensus. Good Luck. Hope this helps you somewhat.
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bp fick
Super Member
I agree TractorHouse is a good place to window shop and compare prices. Just be advised that the prices are "asking", not what is going to be actually paid. I'd deduct 10% to get closer to reality.
tshep
Gold Member
A suggestion...
On the left side at Ebay you can select "Completed Listings" which includes sales and aged/timed-out. Then you can scan the right side listings to see which are actually "sales".
From my looking for a few years, I've developed a bit of a formula that seems to work for the newer equipment. I figured 200,000 miles uses up a car, or a tractor engine - that would be 3333 hours at 60 mph - so a 333 hour machine would be 90% left, 10% off of then new price. And then for attachments I figure at 1/2 of current price. May need tweaking, but seems to work so far.
Others?
On the left side at Ebay you can select "Completed Listings" which includes sales and aged/timed-out. Then you can scan the right side listings to see which are actually "sales".
From my looking for a few years, I've developed a bit of a formula that seems to work for the newer equipment. I figured 200,000 miles uses up a car, or a tractor engine - that would be 3333 hours at 60 mph - so a 333 hour machine would be 90% left, 10% off of then new price. And then for attachments I figure at 1/2 of current price. May need tweaking, but seems to work so far.
Others?
