Price Check L3800 price check

[grumpyoldman]

This is my first post. I have been lurking for a while working on my 8n (thanks for the help on that), but I'm starting to get a bit tired of tinkering with it constantly to keep it going all year round for bush-hogging, plowing, and skidding logs.

I was in to my Kubota dealer (I have a b2320 hst with fel) and saw a L3800 gear 2wd. I got a quote including 275lbs in front weights, loaded rear tires, and ktac insurance for the 0% 60 month finance ng. The quote was $14,412 including $753 in taxes. Does this sound like a good deal (at least for pa)? Thanks in advance.

Brett

 

[Wolfy]

That was new? I got a quote of about $19,000 for a L3800 w/ loader and 4WD, gear shift in 2010.

 

[wolftree]

grumpy,

If you are decided on the tractor, then you need to get quotes from other dealers. Anything we say is just jibberjabber.

 

[boblibido]

Ummm...

If that is an accurate quote then it seems to be a great deal.

 

[grumpyoldman]

That was new? I got a quote of about $19,000 for a L3800 w/ loader and 4WD, gear shift in 2010.

Yes, it's new. Last L3800 they have. I was going to try another dealer this weekend while I was out.

 

[bigbull338]

if i was you id get 4x4 on that 3800.you will love having a 4x4 tractor.

 

[Wolfy]

Sounds okay with a loader. If that is without a loader, seems high.

 

[buck boost]

if i was you id get 4x4 on that 3800.you will love having a 4x4 tractor.

I agree 1000% with bigbull. Kubota compacts are lightweights. For a general use compact agricultural tractor, 4x4 is the only way to go.

 

[Corey MARSHALL MACHINERY]

Hi Grumpy, i am not sure where in PA you are, but i still have a L3800dt 4X4.
If you are interested give me a call
Corey Bayly Sales@marshall-machinery
cbayly@marshall-machinery.com
570-729-7117
Mobile 570-470-5203

 

[k0ua]

if i was you id get 4x4 on that 3800.you will love having a 4x4 tractor.

Not sure what kind of terrain he has where he lives, but a 4x2 tractor here in Branson (noted for hills) is totally useless.