snmhanson
Bronze Member
We are selling our house and I have no need for my tractor anymore. It is a 2004 Kubota B7800 with bucket and under mount mower deck and turf tires. Not sure how useful the mower will be to the potential purchaser but I don't want to sell it separately. It has lived outside most of it's life and has a crease across the hood (from a botched bucket re-installation attempt) and also could use a new seat cushion. The front tires also go flat after sitting a few days - but that should be easily fixed with tubes if replacing the nipples don't fix it. Probably a few other minor items to take care of as well. Overall the tractor is probably in slightly rougher condition than average, but mechanically I think it is good. My only slight concern is that it was overheating one day last fall and when I checked the oil the dip stick was dry. I added oil as soon as I noticed and it has been running fine ever since. Not sure if that's anything to be concerned about or not, but if so I want to be forthcoming to whoever buys it (and if not I don't want it used as a bargaining chip against me).
I am hoping to get some guidance on what a fair price would be for it? I have seen comparable prices online in the $10-12K range and sometimes even more, but that seems high to me. I'm not looking to completely maximize my sales price, but also don't want to let it go for a fraction of what it's worth. Any insight or recommendations from the crew here? I was thinking something in the $7500-8000 range with the bucket and mower deck. Does that seem about right? Low? High?
Thank-you,
Matt
I am hoping to get some guidance on what a fair price would be for it? I have seen comparable prices online in the $10-12K range and sometimes even more, but that seems high to me. I'm not looking to completely maximize my sales price, but also don't want to let it go for a fraction of what it's worth. Any insight or recommendations from the crew here? I was thinking something in the $7500-8000 range with the bucket and mower deck. Does that seem about right? Low? High?
Thank-you,
Matt