Tractors are like saws, there is no perfect one for ever job.
Just buy something, you'll know real quick whether you need to buy a different one lol.
Just buy something, you'll know real quick whether you need to buy a different one lol.
Well at least a tractor and a mower.So to do it right I need multiple tractors lol.
True TrueTractors are like saws, there is no perfect one for ever job.
Just buy something, you'll know real quick whether you need to buy a different one lol.
I shouldn't say it's impossible but it's not common. It'd have to be a deal.
I saw a spotless one owner bx go for $6500. Babied, bucket looked new, turfs, with an extra set of ags already mounted on a set of wheels, new as well, manuals, etc..... Sold in a day or two.
That's a deal price. $9k, high hours, lots of wear, bald tires. That's the going rate I see.
Just using the subcompact as an example.
Just an update for anyone who cares. I talked to a local dealer and as mentioned the 0 financing is not true. They offered 5.99 percent for 84 months and told me that they could do 0 if you wanted to add the interest to the price of the tractor because that's what the real deal is. So I was thinking if I can't get true zero financing then y not look at slightly used. From what I'm seeing there's a 2011 john deere 2025 with all the options I want minus the turf tires for 12900 with 300 hours. That would save me at least 5 grand financed and 2 years of payments for a little less than 200 a month with my down payment. So I may be looking at slightly used. Going to another county fair Monday to look at more tractors. I sat on the bx and it felt like a lawn tractor. No thanks. The plan is to buy a compact tractor in the spring.
I have not read all the replies. I recently purchased a new Kubota B2601. I was straight forward and told the salesman I would be choosing the 0% financing. He supplied me with a quote. It was slightly higher than I wanted to spend. I started looking at LS tractors and made a deal on one and was in the middle of arranging financing and scheduling pickup. The Kubota salesman happened to email during this and asked if I was still interested. I made an offer 2500 under his quote, he quickly replied that they could make it work. I was truly shocked and somewhat disappointed because the quick acceptance of my offer made me feel like I left something on the table and could of got it for a little less.
Long story short even when choosing the financing there is room for negotiation.