Price Check Price check on Used 5105

[bpsooner]

I am needing some opinions on a used 5105.
2006 5105
4WD
522 FEL
300 hours
$19,000

I have 40 ac and need a tractor to brush hog, dirt work, and move round bales. I have been looking at the 5203 and the Kubota M5040 and MX5100. The $19,000 sounds like a good price but being new two tractors I am not sure about the 300 hours. I can get a new Kubota MX5100 4wd, FEL, and 6ft brushhog for $23,000.

Any information or opinions from people who own or have owned the 5105 would be most appreciated. Being a first time buyer I want a tractor that will last me for some time...

Thanks

 

[warhammer]

300 hours on the tractor is nothing IF it was maintained and not abused.
Both are nice tractors but the warranty and the financing will likely be a bunch better on a new Kubota.

Warhammer

I am needing some opinions on a used 5105.
2006 5105
4WD
522 FEL
300 hours
$19,000

I have 40 ac and need a tractor to brush hog, dirt work, and move round bales. I have been looking at the 5203 and the Kubota M5040 and MX5100. The $19,000 sounds like a good price but being new two tractors I am not sure about the 300 hours. I can get a new Kubota MX5100 4wd, FEL, and 6ft brushhog for $23,000.

Any information or opinions from people who own or have owned the 5105 would be most appreciated. Being a first time buyer I want a tractor that will last me for some time...

Thanks

 

[RollingsFarms]

I am needing some opinions on a used 5105.
2006 5105
4WD
522 FEL
300 hours
$19,000

I have 40 ac and need a tractor to brush hog, dirt work, and move round bales. I have been looking at the 5203 and the Kubota M5040 and MX5100. The $19,000 sounds like a good price but being new two tractors I am not sure about the 300 hours. I can get a new Kubota MX5100 4wd, FEL, and 6ft brushhog for $23,000.

Any information or opinions from people who own or have owned the 5105 would be most appreciated. Being a first time buyer I want a tractor that will last me for some time...

Thanks

thats acctually a good price on that 5105. for comparison i was looking in my local trader paper this evening and saw a 5203 mfwd, loader, 300 hours selling for $19500. i have no proof of this but i would think the 5105 is a little more heavy duty then a MX5100. would be more ideal for moving round bales anyways i would think. engine displacement is larger in the 5105 for one thing, so it's got better torque. price out a 2008 5203 if you can find any. you should be able to find a good deal on one that was never sold and the dealer wants to move.

 

[deere5105]

Sounds like a fair price to me. Like others have mentioned, 300 hours is not many so long as the machine wasn't abused. I have seen rental equipment with less hours that I wouldn't have. I have a 2WD 5105 and do not have a loader as I don't have an immediate need for one due to availbility of other equipment to deal with loader related tasks. I have been very pleased. I too would look more toward the 5105 or Kubota M5040 as I believe they are larger framed machines that would be better suited to the tasks you mentioned.

 

[gamble77]

That is right in the range of what they have been selling for, if it is a good clean tractor (can't be hurt with so few hours) you are getting a fair deal.

 

[johns_dmax]

I bought my 5105 last summer with 180 hours, 522 loader, 6' New Frontier RC, 6' BB, with 10K# trailer for $24,000. Your price is fair for just the tractor.
Great machine by the way.