Smokin' Deals on new Massey GC series

[pfc-tyler]

0% interest for 2 years and a 2 year warranty available on Massey GC series tractors.

GC2300 w/60" center mower - $479.00/month

GC2310 w/loader and bucket, backhoe and bucket - $781.25/month

GC2400 w/loader and bucket - $579.17/month

Prices are in Canadian dollars.

Call 1-866-782-6873 for more information or pricing and ask for Brian.

Pentagon Farm Center

Four stores located in Alberta, Canada.

www.pentagonfarm.com

 

[MF RED in MT]

0% interest for 2 years and a 2 year warranty available on Massey GC series tractors.

GC2300 w/60" center mower - $479.00/month

GC2310 w/loader and bucket, backhoe and bucket - $781.25/month

GC2400 w/loader and bucket - $579.17/month

Prices are in Canadian dollars.

Call 1-866-782-6873 for more information or pricing and ask for Brian.

Pentagon Farm Center

Four stores located in Alberta, Canada.

Welcome to Pentagon Farm Centre

Hey pfc-tyler, the MF website still is offering 0% for 6 years thru the end of March, 2010 for the sub-compact GC series in both Canada and the USA. The GC2310 you listed above figures out to $18,750 Canada dollars. That seems about what a new GC2410 cost in USA dollars, but I don't know what the exchange dollar amounts to :thumbsup:? KC

 

[mustangsallysdad]

Hey pfc-tyler, the MF website still is offering 0% for 6 years thru the end of March, 2010 for the sub-compact GC series in both Canada and the USA. The GC2310 you listed above figures out to $18,750 Canada dollars. That seems about what a new GC2410 cost in USA dollars, but I don't know what the exchange dollar amounts to :thumbsup:? KC

That's very enticing...unfortunately, it has taken me 6 years to get all of the bugs worked out and to get mine morphed into a machine that accomodates my needs on a daily basis...just today I added a new tachometer (mine didn't come with one) and added a light to my fuel gauge. I plan on maintaining and keeping mine for good. Too attached to it and paid for, as well.

 

[MF RED in MT]

That's very enticing...unfortunately, it has taken me 6 years to get all of the bugs worked out and to get mine morphed into a machine that accomodates my needs on a daily basis...just today I added a new tachometer (mine didn't come with one) and added a light to my fuel gauge. I plan on maintaining and keeping mine for good. Too attached to it and paid for, as well.

Yes, thats a real good thing being "paid for", no payments. I did not know the 2300 series had no tach , how did MF expect you to set the RPM for specific attachments :confused2:. KC

 

[mustangsallysdad]

Yes, thats a real good thing being "paid for", no payments. I did not know the 2300 series had no tach , how did MF expect you to set the RPM for specific attachments :confused2:. KC

Not really sure...the manual references RPM's in several places...but, I don't think they added the tach until '05-'06. I've always guesstimated...now I'll have to re-learn my process...I've gotten used to setting the throttle "by ear" and that may not jive with my new tach.

 

[irvingj]

A never-ending evolution... my '07 came with a tach/hr meter (so small it's hard to read), but no temp gauge. I've added temp gauge.

The new 2400 series finally seems to be up to snuff-- full one-piece plastic cover, large tach, temp gauge --as well as fuel, of course-- and all lighted!!:thumbsup:

But yeah, I plan to keep my 2310, too.

 

[pfc-tyler]

Hey pfc-tyler, the MF website still is offering 0% for 6 years thru the end of March, 2010 for the sub-compact GC series in both Canada and the USA. The GC2310 you listed above figures out to $18,750 Canada dollars. That seems about what a new GC2410 cost in USA dollars, but I don't know what the exchange dollar amounts to :thumbsup:? KC

You are correct there is options for 6 or 7 years, only difference is the price of the tractors changes. Its tough to advertise for all the different specific programs so we just pick one and advertise it. We choose the 5 year program to advertise, but if a 6 or 7 year plan is more appealing to you just call and Brian can quote for you.

 

[pfc-tyler]

Not really sure...the manual references RPM's in several places...but, I don't think they added the tach until '05-'06. I've always guesstimated...now I'll have to re-learn my process...I've gotten used to setting the throttle "by ear" and that may not jive with my new tach.

The GC2300 series that we have left have the tachs.

We only have 2 GC2300's and 4 GC2310's left.

 

[pfc-tyler]

A never-ending evolution... my '07 came with a tach/hr meter (so small it's hard to read), but no temp gauge. I've added temp gauge.

The new 2400 series finally seems to be up to snuff-- full one-piece plastic cover, large tach, temp gauge --as well as fuel, of course-- and all lighted!!:thumbsup:

But yeah, I plan to keep my 2310, too.

Your right they made some nice changes to the GC2400 to make it a little more user friendly. The nicest change to me is the hydro petal positioning.

 

[FDuce]

I just plucked down a deposit for a new GC2410 and I am going with the 0% for 72 months. Does anyone know what Massey's plans are for next quarter's finance plans (after March 31st)? I'm worried that they maight lower the price increase for the extended plans and I jumped too soon.