New holland workmaster 33 price

[hb82290]

Hey guys, I've been pricing out new tractors and I got a quote from a local dealer on a new holland workmaster 33. The tractor with a front loader, industrial tires, and a 5' Bush Hog BH15. The quote was $26,645. After tax, fees, and insurance, the total was $31,101.40. Is that a fair price?

 

[SparkyMcGee79]

Oddly enough I test drove a Workmaster 33 yesterday. The only figures they gave me was a financed price. 2.9% @ 60 months -> $20,638 and 0% @ 84 months -> $23,222. This was just for the tractor and loader. All taxes and fees included.

 

[hb82290]

Those numbers were for 0% for 84 months. I got another quote from another dealer and it was around 21,000 at 2.9% for 60 months. He's supposed to get back with me on a figure for 0% for 84 months.

 

[SparkyMcGee79]

The only thing I didn't like on it was that the seat didn't move far enough back for me to comfortably reach the pedals. Fender mounted loader stick was nice.

 

[hb82290]

That fender mounted stick is actually a major selling point for me. I find kubotas stick gets in my way.

 

[SparkyMcGee79]

Seems pretty convenient. Especially if you are using it all the time. The gear range selector was much more comfortable than the JD I drove yesterday too. I'm looking at a Branson 3520H as well, though haven't driven one yet. It's got a good 1000 lbs more weight, which will help for my needs. I might look at Kubota as well.

 

[hb82290]

So I think it's safe to say, the price they gave me for 0% for 84 months is way off?

 

[SparkyMcGee79]

I would say WAY off. Even with a Bush Hog. I'd say your second quote would be the one to go with.

 

[hb82290]

The first quote was from a dealer 10 min from me. The other quote is a dealer an hr from me. So I'm going to see what their price is with 0% for 84 months and use that for ammo against the dealer closer to me. Maybe he'll match it.

 

[SparkyMcGee79]

Dealer location is a huge factor for me too. Good luck!