Priced Right?

LeeL · Apr 16, 2019

I have received a few quotes over the last week or so on B2301 and B2601.

The (new Style) 2019 with the new 435 Swift Attach Loader with 54" bucket, new R14 tires, 1248 box blade, RCR1248 rotary cutter.
The (Old Style) 2018 with 434 loader with 54" bucket, R4 tires, 1248 box blade, RCR1248 rotary cutter.

These prices are out the door.

New Style B2601 $19368.45 Dealer is 1.5 hours away
New Style B2301 $18371.25 Dealer is 1.5 hours away

Old Style B2601 but with new Loader $18869.00 using a AG Exempt form taxes. Dealer is 10 miles away.
Old Style B2301 $17838.75 Dealer is 1.5 hours away
Old Style B2301 $17815.00 Dealer is 3 hours away.

2018 B2650 with FEL 534A 54" bucket, 5'BB, 1260Rotary Cutter $19950.00 Dealer is 1.5 hours away.

What do you guys think of the pricing and locations.

LeeL · Apr 18, 2019

Lots of views and no opinions or advice on weather a good price or not. Has anyone recently purchased any of these units?

Croomrider · Apr 18, 2019

I recently got a quote on the old style B2601 w loader, QA bucket, 3rd function valve, and 60" MMM. It was 19% below MSRP on Kubota's website. Dealer said he didn't have prices on the new style yet but would probably be very close, and he didn't have either in stock. Use that to figure on what you can. I also had quoted a couple of implements, that I don't have any base prices on. I don't think the prices on those items were phenomenal, but I understand the dealer needs to make a little money. This particular dealer is about an hour from me and his overall quote was about $2,500 less than the dealer that is 15 minutes from me. Easy guess where I'll be going!

nybirdman · Apr 18, 2019

Looked at most of these this spring,got a few prices;that 2018 B2650 jumps out to me as a very good deal.A little bigger than the rest but still under 26 H.P.

Eddie1955 · Apr 20, 2019

Check out the specs on a TYM 234 compared to Kubota. I bought mine with fel and 60" mmm for 13900. Kubota was my first choice until I looked into the TYM.

guitarman · Apr 20, 2019

A dealer will service your tractor no matter who or where you buy it. That said the new compact and sun compact tractors I think are all pretty good. So I would go with one that has the closest dealer support. If that means the kubota great, then I would be leaning toward the B2650 little bit bigger physically with a little more HP and lift capacity, never heard of anyone saying boy I wish I had less power or lift.

terryknight · Apr 20, 2019

i was shopping the kubota b2601 and the b2650in sept/oct of 17. my best quotes were 17400 for the b2601 and 18600 for the b2650. for the 1200 extra i bought the b2650 slightly bigger, much strong loader. both tractors were fel w/ssqa, 60" bucket, turf tires, one rear remote, and a quick hitch. if that helps great.