BigMccorm
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How much can I expect to spend for a new 990 w/ BH and Fel?
The 770 with a BH and an FEL?
Thanks
The 770 with a BH and an FEL?
Thanks
Price Check 990/770 price question
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RoyJackson
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Try MachineFinder.com
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Try using the Build Your Own feature at the John Deere site. You can include a variety of features/options that will provide you with a suggested MSRP. It'll give you a starting point.
Varmintmist
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I priced last year and for the 990 with FEL you are looking around 20K pretty close. The hoe, add 6-7K and you are right in the ball park.
Dont know about the 770, but the 790 will run you, with FEL, around 15K and the hoe around 6K.
Both I priced were 4wd
Dont know about the 770, but the 790 will run you, with FEL, around 15K and the hoe around 6K.
Both I priced were 4wd
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"Don't know about the 770, but the 790 will run you, with FEL, around 15K and the hoe around 6K."
The 770 was the predecessor to the 790, so that one won't be listed on the JD site (hence, MachineFinder.com). The original question may have been a typo (should have been 790 rather then 770).
When I was looking to replace my 670 (smaller brethren of the 770 and 790), I looked at a couple 770's on line. They're priced quite comparably to the older 790's. Those 770's really hold their value! They're somewhat hard to find too. I guess the original buyers have no reason to sell 'em!
The 770 was the predecessor to the 790, so that one won't be listed on the JD site (hence, MachineFinder.com). The original question may have been a typo (should have been 790 rather then 770).
When I was looking to replace my 670 (smaller brethren of the 770 and 790), I looked at a couple 770's on line. They're priced quite comparably to the older 790's. Those 770's really hold their value! They're somewhat hard to find too. I guess the original buyers have no reason to sell 'em!
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Those 770's really hold their value! They're somewhat hard to find too. I guess the original buyers have no reason to sell 'em! )</font>
I have a 770 and concur... absolutely no reason to sell. Mine is a 1996 and the prices I've been seeing are pretty close to what I paid new.
I have a 770 and concur... absolutely no reason to sell. Mine is a 1996 and the prices I've been seeing are pretty close to what I paid new.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( The original was a typo I meant the 790. Thanks for the info. )</font>
Then use the Deere website "Build Your Own" link. Once you click on Products, then Utility Tractors, then you'll see the link to the 90 series. Click on the 790 and you'll see a list of links just to the left of the product description. "Build Your Own" will be in that list.
However, as a ball park estimate, I'd say you're looking at 20K to 22K dollars for a 790 with a backhoe and FEL.
Then use the Deere website "Build Your Own" link. Once you click on Products, then Utility Tractors, then you'll see the link to the 90 series. Click on the 790 and you'll see a list of links just to the left of the product description. "Build Your Own" will be in that list.
However, as a ball park estimate, I'd say you're looking at 20K to 22K dollars for a 790 with a backhoe and FEL.