L3400

[Pirwin21]

Am looking at buying a Kubota L3400 HST with FEL for mowing/tilling/general work. I found a used one with approximately 250 hours that is being listed for 13,500. Is this a good price? and how much, if any, less should I offer?

 

[swampvol]

Not bad. I paid 17.2k for mine new.

 

[Wayne_Freeman]

Not bad but offer 12,500 cash and see what happens.

 

[Jklatham]

Sounds pretty good, there's one near here (Memphis) with 150 hrs listed for 14,500. Agree with offering 12.5. Never know until you ask

 

[FTCKUBOTA]

that would be a good deal at 12,500

 

[bullbreaker]

Need more info.Are you buying from private person.dealer?You need to make sure if private seller if tractor paid free and clear.Remember no title on tractors.With Kubota financeing I WOULD BUY NEW if I HAD GOOD CREDIT.Other factors involved like, was this unit used for rental? Do your homework tough times right now.Best Wishes.

 

[newbury]

Need more info.Are you buying from private person.dealer?You need to make sure if private seller if tractor paid free and clear.Remember no title on tractors.With Kubota financeing I WOULD BUY NEW if I HAD GOOD CREDIT.Other factors involved like, was this unit used for rental? Do your homework tough times right now.Best Wishes.

Just remember - right now Kubota is ALSO offering credit on USED Kubota's for PRIME - (that's MINUS) 2%. Which presently puts the rate at 1.25%.
Now I imagine if prime drops below 2% they won't pay you for the loan, but a $20K loan at 1.25% on a good used (956 hours) Barlow's L48 for $20K will be a lot less expensive than a $32K new L48 at 0%.

Is the OP's one listed at Barlow's - L3400HST w/ Kubota loader - 243 hours, top n tilt, $13500?