Trading 2210 for 2520, man those 2520 are expensive

   / Trading 2210 for 2520, man those 2520 are expensive #1  

hodoms

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Kentucky
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John Deere 3320
I went to the dealer to discuss trading my 2005 2210(196 hours on it and **** good condition) and 210 loader and 62 mmm for a new 2520 with the 200cx loader and 62 mmm mower. I was in total shock to find out he would only give me 10,500 for mine and wanted 18,000 for the 2520! Is the 2520 worth 7500 over the 2210? How much do people who have traded a 2210 or 2305 in for a 2520 believe the actual upgrade would be worth in terms of dollars? Man, the range from 10,500 to 18,000 seems awfully high for 3.5 horsepower and better hydraulics. I only have 2.5 acres which I mainly mow and light occasional dirt and rock work and projects that come up now and then but nothing serious. What is everyone opinion of my situation?
 
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What is everyone opinion of my situation?

Well, you haven't really told us you "situation". What is the reason you are thinking of upgrading?

For mowing and "occasional" loader work, I see no major advantage of the 2520 over the 2210. If you where considering a backhoe...then I could see the upgrade.
 
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Actually, that is about a fair deal I think.

I traded just about the same:

2210 w 250 hours
210 loader
62C deck

for:

2520
200CX
LR1172 rake w/wheels ($1135)

My differential price was close to yours - plus note that I did not get the 62D, but the rake instead.

$18K for a 2520 w/200CX w/62D is a good price I think.
And remember, you are trading a used tractor for a new one......

Just my 2 cents.
 
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kennyd said:
Well, you haven't really told us you "situation". What is the reason you are thinking of upgrading?

For mowing and "occasional" loader work, I see no major advantage of the 2520 over the 2210. If you where considering a backhoe...then I could see the upgrade.

Kenny's right...but if you have the need, the 2520 will not disappoint. The price you got is pretty good, it compares to the price I paid for my 2520 a year and a half ago.
 
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I just traded in my 04 2210 with 54"mmm, fel and 4' BB... for a new 2520 with 200cx loader, 5' frontier BB and r4 tires loaded with rimguard. My dealer gave me $11,500 and sold his for $17,300. For me, the upgrade was well worth it.
I was tired of dragging the mower deck on and off when I needed to work in the woods( 2 acre's or wood's and 1 acre of lawn.) Also, the loader is alot better.

Trust me I loved my 2210, but the 2520 suits my needs better. The only issue I have with it is the high gear. If you are mostly mowing, I would not upgrade...but if a hoe is in your future....
 
   / Trading 2210 for 2520, man those 2520 are expensive #6  
Did i hear someone say 2520 and a hoe.....:)

<--------- Everyone needs a hoe......:D

Chris.....:)
 
   / Trading 2210 for 2520, man those 2520 are expensive #7  
Sounds like the pricing is about right, it's up to you to decide if the benefits are worth the $7500.

Based on the short description you gave of your work, I'd keep the 2210. But, that's me. :)

Scott
 
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putt_putt_green said:
Chris, I'm just curious if you think about other hoes when your using your hoe?

Yes , sometimes i think of a 448. cause its a deeper Hoe...:D
 
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hodoms said:
I went to the dealer to discuss trading my 2005 2210(196 hours on it and **** good condition) and 210 loader and 62 mmm for a new 2520 with the 200cx loader and 62 mmm mower. I was in total shock to find out he would only give me 10,500 for mine and wanted 18,000 for the 2520! Is the 2520 worth 7500 over the 2210? How much do people who have traded a 2210 or 2305 in for a 2520 believe the actual upgrade would be worth in terms of dollars? Man, the range from 10,500 to 18,000 seems awfully high for 3.5 horsepower and better hydraulics. I only have 2.5 acres which I mainly mow and light occasional dirt and rock work and projects that come up now and then but nothing serious. What is everyone opinion of my situation?
Sounds pretty normal, but negotiate with fury with this dealer. Find another dealer with one that is close enough to drive and get an offer there. Might help you get this dealer to come down in price!
 
 
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