Price check on 4320 ehydro......

mysupersportss · Sep 25, 2014

I am looking at a 2013 4320 with ehydro trans thats new on the dealers lot, it does have 11 hours on it which i wasnt to crazy about though... Gonna add a 400cx and a 4n1 bucket and just wanna see how i have been priced. They came in at 35,500.00 with the 4n1 bucket which is a 2,000.00 add on so he told me, (33500.00 without the bucket). Has anyone bought one lately or priced one they can let me know how im looking?

Thanks in advance guys

patchnball · Sep 25, 2014

go to tractorhouse.com and check it out....good comparison tool

JMER817 · Sep 25, 2014

Work up a price on the JD website. Take 11% off and this will be your starting point. I was able to get 15% at year end. Paid $32k out the door with CX loader and set of JD forks on my 4120. I recall the 4320 being about $2k more. Also got 72 month 0% financing.

bigcut · Oct 2, 2014

mysupersportss said:
I am looking at a 2013 4320 with ehydro trans thats new on the dealers lot, it does have 11 hours on it which i wasnt to crazy about though... Gonna add a 400cx and a 4n1 bucket and just wanna see how i have been priced. They came in at 35,500.00 with the 4n1 bucket which is a 2,000.00 add on so he told me, (33500.00 without the bucket). Has anyone bought one lately or priced one they can let me know how im looking?

Thanks in advance guys

Super, I was curious how you made out...what conclusion if any did you make ? Did you buy the 4320 and bucket ? Were you able to better the deal ?
John
PS: I really like the 4320, if I was in the market, that what I would be looking for.

mysupersportss · Oct 6, 2014

We r a go on the tractor....ended up getting a couple more discounts being a GM employee and another 500 on some buy green card I filled out!!!! I just cant decide what bucket I want, whether to go with the 4n1 or just stick with the standard bucket..... With trading the new standard in its about 2100 additional for the 4n1.... Seems like a lot and I don't know if ill use it for much more than I can use the standard one for. On top of that I don't know if ill like it for the standard loader work...like snow removal in the winter??? Kinda afraid the extra weight will be that much harder on the concrete?? Any insite would be great.... Thanks Guys

bigcut · Oct 6, 2014

mysupersportss said:
We r a go on the tractor....ended up getting a couple more discounts being a GM employee and another 500 on some buy green card I filled out!!!! I just cant decide what bucket I want, whether to go with the 4n1 or just stick with the standard bucket..... With trading the new standard in its about 2100 additional for the 4n1.... Seems like a lot and I don't know if ill use it for much more than I can use the standard one for. On top of that I don't know if ill like it for the standard loader work...like snow removal in the winter??? Kinda afraid the extra weight will be that much harder on the concrete?? Any insite would be great.... Thanks Guys

Super, There's a post on here under "Attachments" regarding the conventional type bucket vs. the 4 in 1, in terms of advantages, of one over the other. It might be worth a quick read before you make a final decision on the bucket.
Congrats and best of luck.
John