Redneck_Randy
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Was quoted $23,850 for a Branson 2910i with BL10A FEL and a 7620 backhoe? Is this price to high or to low or about right?
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Randy
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YanmarFever
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what state are you in ?
prices vary from east to west coast
prices vary from east to west coast
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Redneck_Randy
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( what state are you in ?
prices vary from east to west coast )</font>
I'm in Oklahoma
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I'm in Oklahoma
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GEB
Gold Member
2 years ago I bought a 3820 with FEL B/H 6ft finish mower & a 5ft bush hog for $23500 this was out the door deliverd to
IL from IN. no sales tax.
Keep in mind this was 2 years ago, I got a bigger tractor plus
2 mowing decks for less money..
I'm sure there has been a price increase, I'd shop around a bit .
Also a good dealer near by is a big plus!
Good luck.
Gene
IL from IN. no sales tax.
Keep in mind this was 2 years ago, I got a bigger tractor plus
2 mowing decks for less money..
I'm sure there has been a price increase, I'd shop around a bit .
Also a good dealer near by is a big plus!
Good luck.
Gene
snoboy
Silver Member
That's probably a fair price. The backhoe alone is worth 6 grand!
SHIFTY
Gold Member
Price sounds fair to me as well,A Brushhog would be 700-1200 depending on make and model,Finish mower would be 1600-1900
halw
Member
Redneck Randy,
I received a price about 10 days ago from a dealer in your neck of the woods in Depew OK.
He priced me the larger frame Century 38HP C38L with the C50 loader and C76 backhoe for $20,500, it was not an "i" model. I dont know if he still has it or not as I bought a C38L and C50 loader from him and he may have just removed the BH from my tractor, I didnt ask. He also had a Century 35HP C35 and C50 loader(way heavier than that BL10) and he priced it at $15,500. IF he removed the BH from my tractor I am sure he would be happy to install it on the C35 for you, I am not sure if it would interchange between the 2 different size tractors or not, you would just have to ask.The dealer was fantastic, he is a Branson dealer now and did tell me that Branson is picking up the warranties on the Centuries. If you are interested drop me a PM and I will give you their contact information.
Good Luck, Hal.
I received a price about 10 days ago from a dealer in your neck of the woods in Depew OK.
He priced me the larger frame Century 38HP C38L with the C50 loader and C76 backhoe for $20,500, it was not an "i" model. I dont know if he still has it or not as I bought a C38L and C50 loader from him and he may have just removed the BH from my tractor, I didnt ask. He also had a Century 35HP C35 and C50 loader(way heavier than that BL10) and he priced it at $15,500. IF he removed the BH from my tractor I am sure he would be happy to install it on the C35 for you, I am not sure if it would interchange between the 2 different size tractors or not, you would just have to ask.The dealer was fantastic, he is a Branson dealer now and did tell me that Branson is picking up the warranties on the Centuries. If you are interested drop me a PM and I will give you their contact information.
Good Luck, Hal.
OP
Redneck_Randy
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Hi halw,
I meet Dan the owner from Green Country and looked over the Branson's at his place. Nice clean dealership he has to and Dan is a very nice easy going person. Very friendly to. I would have bought from Dan because I really like the build quality of the Branson's but it's something a member here at the forum stated when I started my research to buy a new tractor and was thinking of getting something other then the BIG 2 (IE & JD) "Here today Gone tomorrow" I went through that with my Rhino International. Not again.
So, I bought me a New Holland TC53A
Thanks for the input all!
Randy
I meet Dan the owner from Green Country and looked over the Branson's at his place. Nice clean dealership he has to and Dan is a very nice easy going person. Very friendly to. I would have bought from Dan because I really like the build quality of the Branson's but it's something a member here at the forum stated when I started my research to buy a new tractor and was thinking of getting something other then the BIG 2 (IE & JD) "Here today Gone tomorrow" I went through that with my Rhino International. Not again.
So, I bought me a New Holland TC53A
Thanks for the input all!
Randy
halw
Member
Redneck Randy,
I understand what you are saying about the success of different companies, probably most that come and go are just importers or distributors of someone elses product and dont give 100% support. I, like you took the advice of other TBN'ers and went in the other direction, in the past you couldnt have given a Toyota or Honda away but look at them now. Now that Branson is owned and distributed by "Mother" I just wish I had stock in the company. I decided to go with the Kukje because it was a heavier tractor than any of the others I looked at, and figured I had better get one now before the prices start to reach the Big 3's prices.
I predict that both of us will have way too much fun on our new tractors no matter what the make is.
Happy digging, H.
I understand what you are saying about the success of different companies, probably most that come and go are just importers or distributors of someone elses product and dont give 100% support. I, like you took the advice of other TBN'ers and went in the other direction, in the past you couldnt have given a Toyota or Honda away but look at them now. Now that Branson is owned and distributed by "Mother" I just wish I had stock in the company. I decided to go with the Kukje because it was a heavier tractor than any of the others I looked at, and figured I had better get one now before the prices start to reach the Big 3's prices.
I predict that both of us will have way too much fun on our new tractors no matter what the make is.
Happy digging, H.