Selling used Kubota L3010 4wd standard transmission and LA 482 Loader, what price?

[Logan]

I have a 2002 Kubota L3010 4x4 with standard transmission and a LA 482 loader with a heavy duty bucket with teeth set. Has Original AG tires in great shape. Only 252 hours or so on the tractor. All hoses on loader were replaced a couple of years ago and cylinders rebuilt. Tractor always garage kept with on a few minor scratches to decals, no dents, or rust. What would be a fair price to ask? Also have a 16' equipment trailer in good shape and 5 foot finish mower, and 5 foot med. duty rough cutter used little, and a 51/2 foot box blade with additional weights to go with it. Selling because I sold my place in the mountains and selling my two acres in ga to move to my new place on Amelia Island with a little quarter acre yard with absolutely no use for the tractor. Tractor drives out like new, no problems with anything at all. Please someone help me price it.

 

[dragoneggs]

Wow... so little hours. I can't help you with pricing based on experience other than maybe offer this link to help you with comparative pricing. Good luck with the sale.

TractorHouse.com | KUBOTA L3 For Sale - 19 Listings - Page 1.

 

[Logan]

Thank you for the link!

 

[t320pilot]

Can you post some pics of the L3010? I'm in the market for a good used tractor that size.
Thanks

 

[Logan]

I will get it out of the garage by the weekend at take some current pics. I can't sooner. My mother passed yesterday.

 

[dragoneggs]

I will get it out of the garage by the weekend at take some current pics. I can't sooner. My mother passed yesterday.

My condolences, Logan.

 

[Logan]

My condolences, Logan.

Thank you.

 

[Logan]

Attached are photos of tractor and equipment, I hope.

 

[t320pilot]

Sorry to hear about your mom and thanks for the pics. It looks like it has the pin on style bucket?

 

[varmint]

Sorry about your mom...

We have friends who bought a fixer-upper in Fernandina Beach last year, and I helped with house hunting on Amelia, so congratulations.

You know your tractor and equipment, so with a little price checking on the various selling sites to get an idea what people are asking (not necessarily getting) for similar equipment, try to determine what you think your machinery is worth, in other words what seems like a fair price for both you as a seller and for whoever is buying, and start with Craig's list. That has worked for me in buying and selling three Kubotas. Clean things up so buyers look at the machinery, not dirt and grime, but not to the point of using tire shine, if you know what I mean.

I take care of the we've owned, adding useful mods like lights, tool boxes, carriers, chains or whatever, and I believe that my care comes across to potential buyers. And, in finding our present L3400, the seller's obvious care was important to me as a buyer. Lots of clear photos helps a lot. What you have is useful, functional equipment, and someone is sure to recognize it as such and it will find a new home. There will be bargain hunters who waste your time, but I think you will know when the right person comes to look at it. Good luck.