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psd · 05-17-2008, 08:07 AM

Thanks everyone for the replies.

Let me explain my question a little better. Basically I will have 3.5 acres pretty much all grass. I have some trees that I will want to remove, and then the rest of the time, will be using the tractor for a lot of projects (New house with no landscaping done). So I was going to get a BX2250 but decided to get the BX24 with the BH so I could use the hoe for patio digging, tree stump removal, trenching, etc.

While reading a lot of the other posts, people were getting free stuff included like oil, air filters, tooth bars, etc.

Dealer here quote 17,900 for BX24 with 60" MMM, now while it is not the best price around, the dealer is close and has a great service department. So I was wondering what people thought would be reasonable for the dealer to include for free in that price?

Thanks again for your help. The TBN community is really knowledgable and helpful!

Pete

05-17-2008, 08:07 AM	#6 (permalink)
psd New Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Warwick, NY Posts: 3	Re: Buying a new BX24 what is reasonable to ask for Thanks everyone for the replies. Let me explain my question a little better. Basically I will have 3.5 acres pretty much all grass. I have some trees that I will want to remove, and then the rest of the time, will be using the tractor for a lot of projects (New house with no landscaping done). So I was going to get a BX2250 but decided to get the BX24 with the BH so I could use the hoe for patio digging, tree stump removal, trenching, etc. While reading a lot of the other posts, people were getting free stuff included like oil, air filters, tooth bars, etc. Dealer here quote 17,900 for BX24 with 60" MMM, now while it is not the best price around, the dealer is close and has a great service department. So I was wondering what people thought would be reasonable for the dealer to include for free in that price? Thanks again for your help. The TBN community is really knowledgable and helpful! Pete