Value of L2501 with 70 hours

[dan8152]

Has hydro, 4x4,loader w/skid steer bucket , and hood guard and 70 hours.

Just sold my 100hp tractor and getting rid of this for a 40-55 hp cab tractor
Only want one tractor but not sure of value of the kubota.

Tractor has been great just a little too small for my 40 acres


I want to sell quick but not give it away

 

[dan8152]

Anyone see any for sale with less than 100hrs? It's had the 50hr service.
I was hoping to get at least $16000
But have no idea how much it's worth in the Midwest.

I have seen a few in eBay but they all had more hours and had some implements with them.

Am I out of line at $16k? Any good places to sell? No luck on Craigslist

 

[motownbrowne]

You're gonna take a hit, I'd guess. A potential buyer has to get enough of a discount to forgo the warranty (unless it's transferable) and financing available when buying from the dealership. I'd think 20% less than retail might be a decent starting point. Good luck with the sale. What kind of tires do you have by the way? I know a guy who should buy one of these, but it'd have to have ags.

 

[Rock Crawler]

I was told by a Kubota dealer that trade value hits hard on year 1 at 30%, and then is 10% per year after that when looking at a trade value. Selling outright should obviously do you better because you know that a dealer is going to slap a few grand to that trade value and put it on the lot.

 

[dan8152]

You're gonna take a hit, I'd guess. A potential buyer has to get enough of a discount to forgo the warranty (unless it's transferable) and financing available when buying from the dealership. I'd think 20% less than retail might be a decent starting point. Good luck with the sale. What kind of tires do you have by the way? I know a guy who should buy one of these, but it'd have to have ags.

I have R4's

 

[Turbys_1700]

Look on Tractor House to get a value. On the featured listings a brand new one is listed in Arkansas for $16,750. One in Alabama with 12 hours is at $15,400. If I was in your shoes I would take my purchase price and deduct 10% for an asking price. Try it for a while and then reduce it after several weeks. You may get to the point it is better to trade in. Very few folks pay cash for anything anymore. They can get financing at the dealer.

 

[bspeedy]

If you're just looking to move it quickly, get the trade in value and add a grand or 1500 and call it good.

My opinion is that tractor will sell for 14-15k max.

I'd price it right to sell in a week or two rather than try to get every last dollar out of it. Machines that sit on craigslist sit forever and then everyone assumes there's something wrong with it.

 

[dan8152]

Look on Tractor House to get a value. On the featured listings a brand new one is listed in Arkansas for $16,750. One in Alabama with 12 hours is at $15,400. If I was in your shoes I would take my purchase price and deduct 10% for an asking price. Try it for a while and then reduce it after several weeks. You may get to the point it is better to trade in. Very few folks pay cash for anything anymore. They can get financing at the dealer.

The $16759 one was the lowest I have seen I can't find that other one

 

[Jstpssng]

If you're just looking to move it quickly, get the trade in value and add a grand or 1500 and call it good.

My opinion is that tractor will sell for 14-15k max.

I'd price it right to sell in a week or two rather than try to get every last dollar out of it. Machines that sit on craigslist sit forever and then everyone assumes there's something wrong with it.

The pic shows what you can get one for up here...Keep in mind that the 0% financing isn't free. I'm looking for a 3301 or something similar, and with the cash incentive on top of my down payment I can do just as well going through my CU. If (when) I pay it off early, I will come out ahead. Also, Kubota seems to have lowered their MSRP.
A 3901 speced out the way that I wanted it (Gear drive 4wd, R1 tires, skid steer loader) once listed for about $29000; the same tractor now lists for $26500. One dealer offered it to me for $23000 delivered to my door, but doesn't have it in stock.

 

[dan8152]

If you're just looking to move it quickly, get the trade in value and add a grand or 1500 and call it good.

My opinion is that tractor will sell for 14-15k max.

I'd price it right to sell in a week or two rather than try to get every last dollar out of it. Machines that sit on craigslist sit forever and then everyone assumes there's something wrong with it.

The dealers that I went to won't give a trade in price (non kubota) said it's too new Craigslist it