Looking to trade my 2518 for a Z Force 48" . My 2518 has less than 100 hrs on it. Can get the Z Force for $2800 w/ trade which would include $1500.00 for my 2518. Could I sell it for a lot more? Anyone had experience with the Z Force? Any opinions appreciated.
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JTKub
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That doesn't quite add up. A new Z-Force 48" retails for $4199, minus your trade value of $1500 = $2699. Or is your $2800 price including tax? Remember, you don't pay sales tax on the amount of your trade-in allowance. Those Z-forces look nice. Hydro-Gear lists the ZT-2800 hydrostats as having an external, spin-on filter so that's nice too! Yeah, $1500 sounds about right for a dealer offer for your 2518. You could probably get $2K+ for it yourself.
Joel
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Z Force MSRP is 4299 around here. 4300 - 1500 = 2800..I'm not including taxes in my calculations.
http://www.knightdaletractor.net/ne...&veh=75437&CatDesc=Lawn Mowers&ModelYear=2008
JTKub
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Per Cub Cadet retail is $4199; Residential Zero Turn Riders by Cub Cadet. If your dealer is quoting you $4299, he's adding $100 to the price.
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(Originally Posted by Rainbow6
Having downsized, I just sold my Kubota BX2230 and purchased a Cub Cadet GT 2518-48.)
You just stepped down not 2 long ago so why are you stepping down again now?
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(Originally Posted by Rainbow6
Having downsized, I just sold my Kubota BX2230 and purchased a Cub Cadet GT 2518-48.)
You just stepped down not 2 long ago so why are you stepping down again now?
L . B .
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That was 4 years ago, it only looks like a recent post. Just thinking of getting the Z as something different, never had a Zero Turn. Do you advise against it? I suppose the 2518 may last longer with fewer problems.
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1* If you still had the 4 acres to mow it might be ok.
However I don't think it's worth shelling out the extra 2800 bucks and loosing the versatility of the Cub 2518 for the small three quarter acre lot.
2*I would stick with the 2518.
LB 1* If you still had the 4 acres to mow it might be ok.
However I don't think it's worth shelling out the extra 2800 bucks and loosing the versatility of the Cub 2518 for the small three quarter acre lot.
2*I would stick with the 2518.
So, thats what I did and am glad I did not trade. Thanks for the advice.