Recent Pricing of a new 2013/14 Kubota B26

[TableRocked]

I was curious if anyone had picked up a 2013/14 B26 recently and if they could share pricing details on your unit?

I'm looking at the hydraulic thumb, front FEL hydraulics, 4N1 bucket, tiller, ect......

 

[powerstroke444e]

I priced out a l45 and I was over $50k and was offered a lot for my b26 but kept the b26 as its paid for and will fit in my sheds. If I had to guess you will be over $40k with all the toys. Don't forget to foam fill the tires, worth ever penny

 

[TableRocked]

thanks, my dealer said he could get me a loaded L45 for around $45k, an L39 for $5 to $6k less, I was hoping to get a B26 loaded package deal closer to that $35k mark....

 

[Corey MARSHALL MACHINERY]

Have you consider a used one that still has warranty?

 

[TableRocked]

I hadn't only because so many of these TLB's get beat daily hard and I'm not up for wrenching on something in the first few weeks of ownership.....plus I'm seeing more and more of these TLB's sitting on the lots of various dealers, figured I'd try the new route first.....my local dealer is going to get me a used B26, L39, and L45 out to try out at my place for a week or so to see what really makes the most sense for me, but, at this point, based on input from my neighbor who has a B21, he suggested going smaller will save money in upfront equipment costs, fuel, easier to transport, and more adept at getting around the narrow trails on my place....said you just have to dig in smaller chunks, but there's not much the baby TLB couldn't do....... (retaining wall construction, landscaping, stump removal, garden tilling, log splitting, water/electricity trenching, soil reclamation from a few creek beds, post hole digging)...... he said he felt the TLB is very conservatively rated and does much more work than the HP and size shows.....