Looks like Kubota is now offering 0% for 48 Mos. I may be mistaken but I thought it was 42 Mos. Kubota Tractor Corporation - Promotional Rates
0% fOR 48 Mos
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equipman
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Some of the rates changed yesterday.
Will_C
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I bought a B2630 yesterday...I was ready for the 0% for 42 months...the 48 months was a nice surprise. Nothing like using someone else's money for free!!
Will
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Nice! How is the B2630?
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Sadly nothing is for free - Kubota and others marketing 0% sounds great until you fill out the paperwork. A condition of the contract is you have to get requiered insurance
- Make sure your covered - my homeowners policies did not "totally" cover the tractor under certain condition and I needed to come up with ~$700 for the 42 month plan so I opted to used my equity line instead (which is for the amount I was going to finance was a wash @ 2%) but I do get to write off the interest Too bad Obamas stimulas doesnt kick in for tractors made in Japan
ReallySadly nothing is for free - Kubota and others marketing 0% sounds great until you fill out the paperwork. A condition of the contract is you have to get requiered insurance
Too bad Obamas stimulas doesnt kick in for tractors made in Japan
I would need more than my homeowners?art
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Do to some unique losses they now require what is an equivelent to a Marine policy. It does have benifits that many people don't think of to cover the units.
It is more like a cars collision coverage then just a standard policy.
It covers the purchaser if he takes it off his property which is something a lot of people don't think about.
There is much more, ask your dealer to elaborate.
It is more like a cars collision coverage then just a standard policy.
It covers the purchaser if he takes it off his property which is something a lot of people don't think about.
There is much more, ask your dealer to elaborate.
you have to check on your homeowners. mine doesnt cover my tractor if its off of my property. so if I carry it down the road somewhere it falls off trailer, someone breaks into it and damages it, etc. then homeowners doesnt pay.
i bought the insurance on mine and its really pretty good. covered anywhere any time.
i bought the insurance on mine and its really pretty good. covered anywhere any time.
Evil the Weasel
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I had a similar issue. My homeowner's insurance would have covered it, but they wouldn't make Kubota Credit Corp. the loss payee. I priced out a separate policy and it was way more than Kubota's.