Value of a 2005 TC35A with 68 hours

[Redneck_Randy]

I've checked most of the tractor find sites but not finding any 2005's with low hours. It's a 2005 NH TC35A with a 16LA loader none QA with 68 hours. One set of wheel weight, no remotes. The tractor still looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. I did add the DA footwell toolbox.

Thanks

 

[Soundguy]

With those hours.. it's probably gonna go for just shy of what it sold for new. unless it is 'worn'...

Soundguy

 

[jinman]

I've checked most of the tractor find sites but not finding any 2005's with low hours. It's a 2005 NH TC35A with a 16LA loader none QA with 68 hours. One set of wheel weight, no remotes. The tractor still looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. I did add the DA footwell toolbox.

Thanks

You are going to take a 10%-15% hit over the new price no matter how many hours or what shape the tractor is in. Also, you can figure that each year's warranty is worth at least $1200. Your "bumper-to-bumper" warranty may be gone, but the engine warranty goes out to 3 years.

Essentially, when you are selling such a low-hour tractor, you have to compete with the dealer selling a new tractor. The dealer has full warranty, a service department, financing on site, and a lot of things an individual cannot compete with. You have to discount your tractor to offset all those issues or it may not sell.

 

[Soundguy]

Yep.. You take a bath to sell a 'newish' tractor under 5 ys old... It's not worn enough to have gotten the $$ use out of it TO HAVE PAID FOR ITSELF.. YET.. YOU CAN'T GET NEW MONEY OUT OF IT FOR THE REASONS jINMAN SAID.. (oops.. caps lock.. dagnabit.. )

sOUNDGUY

 

[mathey]

just curious...why are you selling?

 

[Redneck_Randy]

just curious...why are you selling?

Possible company transfer for the wife.


Thanks for the input guy's. I not worried about taking a lose because her company will make up any difference on a rush sale.

 

[daTeacha]

So you'll be looking to replace it at the new place? What would it cost to take it with you if the company pays for the move, too?

 

[Redneck_Randy]

So you'll be looking to replace it at the new place? What would it cost to take it with you if the company pays for the move, too?

No, I won't be replacing it. The transfer is a 5 year contract in Hawaii. I'm not a happy camper about the transfer.

 

[jinman]

I not worried about taking a lose because her company will make up any difference on a rush sale.

Well...
In that case, I have a spare couple of thousand I'd be happy to pay you for it. I'm really close to you too, so I could help with the "rush sale."

Just bein' a neighborly Texan, don't you understand?

 

[Redneck_Randy]

Well, I dodge that bullet but the wife didn't duck fast enough. She still has to go but it's only for 3 months. 3 weeks there and one week home each month for the next 3 months. I'm sure gonna get lonely. We were at the boat show last week and she gave me the go ahead to buy an ATV and stated it will keep company while she is gone LOL.