dieselram
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I want a 4120 hydro, r4s, 400X and 448 hoe with an 18" bucket and the deluxe hood guard. If I get 20% list I should be well under 30K anyone do better?
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I posted on the other thread also. To get 20% off you could check to see if you are a member of any national organizations that JD deals with. They have good programs that way. You buy from JD the company and choose your delivering dealer. Even then I think the best prices are 15% off list and regular financing not low rate.
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A few months back (2-3) just when JD went with the 0% financing I got quotes for a nearly identical 4120 that you're lookin' at now.
The best quote I got was from a fellow TBNer and that was right around 17.5% below MSRP.
Don't know right now how that might play into the 0% and 48 months currently offered but I know that CUT sales are down significantly across the country...
So, you might just get a pretty "close to the bone" price on a new tractor if you're real serious about buyin' and don't mind travelin' a bit to pick it up!!!
Best of luck.
AKfish
The best quote I got was from a fellow TBNer and that was right around 17.5% below MSRP.
Don't know right now how that might play into the 0% and 48 months currently offered but I know that CUT sales are down significantly across the country...
So, you might just get a pretty "close to the bone" price on a new tractor if you're real serious about buyin' and don't mind travelin' a bit to pick it up!!!
Best of luck.
AKfish
jcmseven
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20% off would be a great discount these days. JD must be careful not to devalue these machines too much with its promotions (a' la the major car companies). Also, JD has actively been trying to combine or shut down many "mom and pop" dealers into larger entities to streamline the supply and pricing process (and make life easier for the corporate office). This in my opinion limits competition in pricing to some degree. Combined with the general stability in retail pricing (JD actually reduced retail prices on compact tractors about one year ago--not sure if still that way) the margins on the machine sales for the dealers has been reduced somewhat. What does this mean?? To me, it means despite slowing sales across the board, the local dealer might not be able to offer the consumer the same deep discounts of past months/years. I would say these days a 15% discount would be really great; more than that means one ought to buy the machine from that dealer; unless of course the cost of the fuel to pick up a machine that is a distance away nullifies any cost savings on the tractor itself.
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dieselram
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Who quoted the 17.5% off list?
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Why... 'ol gamble77. That's who.
He also put together a shipping quote that you couldn't beat. 'Bout 3,000 loaded miles to Washington state for $2,200.
Send him a PM.
AKfish
He also put together a shipping quote that you couldn't beat. 'Bout 3,000 loaded miles to Washington state for $2,200.
Send him a PM.
AKfish
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dieselram
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I tried but it said that was not a user id.
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dieselram
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Well you know what I want, give me the best deal and lets do business! Does Deere still have 0% for 48 or 36?
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dieselram
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Well maybe you don't know- 4120, r4s, 400x, hydro, 448 w/18" bucket and the deluxe grill guard- thats it!