Selling price for a DK35

kodiac · Jul 5, 2003

I have a DK35 w/FEL (KL1450), tooth bar, and a brush guard. I am going to upgrade to a DK45. Do you think $15,300 is a reasonable asking price? It is 8 months old and has 122 hours, and really is in like new condition.
Thanks for any input!
Dave

DK35vince · Jul 5, 2003

You should have no problem selling for that price.
Kioti had a price increase in 2002 and the new price for the features you include are around $17,000.

DK35vince · Jul 5, 2003

Dave,
I'm just curious why you need to upgrade to the DK 45.
If I could afford it I would be coming after your DK 35 myself .But I just bought a backhoe for mine and once again spent money I did not have! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

gmol · Jul 6, 2003

I also have a DK 35 that i am upgrading to a DK 55. The 35 has 350 hours, rear remote, Fransgaard winch, loaded industrial tires, tire chains,1450 loader, brush gaurd and weights. What is a fair trade in price or asking price ? I was never good at this pricing stuff. /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

RedDog · Jul 6, 2003

And everybody laughed at me for getting a DK65 /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif Bigger is better. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

RedDog Kioti DK65

markie61 · Jul 7, 2003

( everybody laughed at me for getting a DK65)

I didn't laugh - I got jealous /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif!
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Mark

gmol · Jul 10, 2003

I am getting $12,500.00 for the DK35 320 hours, 2 years old on a trade for a DK 55 with loader, filled industrail tires. I am alos putting a NOrse 450 winch on it for logging work. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gifThe 55 is $25,000.00 but with the crazy interest rates the payments are not much at all. This is a good time to take advantage of cheap money. Do not really need a new rig but the money is cheap and the tractor rocks.The trade is in good faith as my dealer has not scene the DK 35. This will be my fourth Kioti , seems they keep getting bigger, and the second from this dealer. The dealer is Barry Moore at Moore's Corners in Granville, N.Y. Nice folks, low key and very honest to deal with.