selling a used 2520

[Jksnvly]

Where is the best place to list my 2520 for sale? Thanks.

 

[JD5210]

Suggest you check these web-sites, that way you can match hours and attachments, to what you have. As well as what tractors in your area are going for.

Fastline.com tractor and equipment prices
Machinefinder.com tractor and equipment prices
Tractorhouse.com tractor and equipment prices

 

[bp fick]

Craigslist is free and works well. Be surprised how many folks use broader search engines with it find what they want outside their area.
You can also list it here on TBN.


Given the shortage of those machines, I wouldn't think you'd have much trouble moving it, as long as you don't get over greedy, stand firm for a fair price.

 

[glc24]

Suggest you check these web-sites, that way you can match hours and attachments, to what you have. As well as what tractors in your area are going for.

Fastline.com tractor and equipment prices
Machinefinder.com tractor and equipment prices
Tractorhouse.com tractor and equipment prices

I agree with these 3 also.:thumbsup:


Craigslist is......ok,but for some reason you get alot of jerks.

Greg

 

[Jksnvly]

Thanks. what do you think is fair for a 2007 FWD R4's 125hrs grill guard front suitcase weights imatch hitch and a 200CX FEL. Excellent condition.

 

[LBrown59]

Where is the best place to list my 2520 for sale? Thanks.

No matter what you do list it here also.

 

[RoyJackson]

Thanks. what do you think is fair for a 2007 FWD R4's 125hrs grill guard front suitcase weights imatch hitch and a 200CX FEL. Excellent condition.

Take about 25% off your purchase price as an asking price. You'll probably get less then your asking price though.
It's tough selling a tractor less then 5 years old. It's too new, but it's still a used tractor. You're competing against a new tractor warranty and much better financing.
You could ask your dealer to sell it on consignment.

Good luck though!

 

[Lt220]

Take about 25% off your purchase price as an asking price. You'll probably get less then your asking price though.
It's tough selling a tractor less then 5 years old. It's too new, but it's still a used tractor. You're competing against a new tractor warranty and much better financing.
You could ask your dealer to sell it on consignment.

Good luck though!

:thumbsup:

 

[tomd999]

Hiya,

Well if you take 25% off the cost of new then ask for a consignment at the dealer better be prepared to accept 50% of what you paid as most if not all dealers are going to ask for a minimum of 20% on a consignment sale.

A better plan might be talk to your dealer and ask them what they would put your tractor on their lot for and what they think it should bring on a private sale, then you will have an idea what the local market will bear. Price yours a little lower than them (be realistic, you won't get what the dealer can unless you can warrantee and finance it) and close to what they said for a local sale and list it locally and on the web.

It might take a while but remember there is a butt for every seat. Don't drop your price too quickly as the buyers have done home work and know what the equipment is worth.

Don't worry if you price it too low and you sell it super quick, you just saved yoursel a lot of spam and no-shows that you will have to put up with if you hold out for your price.

Tom

 

[RoyJackson]

Hiya,

Well if you take 25% off the cost of new then ask for a consignment at the dealer better be prepared to accept 50% of what you paid as most if not all dealers are going to ask for a minimum of 20% on a consignment sale.

Tom

If I put the machine on consignment, I wouldn't be pricing it...the dealer would be.
That 25% off I wrote about was if Jksnvly put it up for sale himself.