Trying to buy a tractor - 3 options has me confused on best value for my use - HELP
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kenmac
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@0% you most likely will not get any off MSRP. So, is 0% really 0% ?
Musdalen
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If they tell you that there is no price difference between full payment or 0% for 60 mo, then I guess your question is moot. So far, that's what I've been told by Deere.
Kubota will take of $1500 for a full payment.
These are my local dealer obviously, may differ elsewhere.
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That's why I always talk cash price first...to see if they raise the price for other options.
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Alllllllrrriiiight fellas... It's been a long process but i'm happy to report that I've made a deal 
... Ended up settling on $13k out the door with a few cans of touch up paint and new decals.
I need your help on deciding on a few upgrades while its there.... tooth bar installed for $400? SSQA now or later? said they could install both the adapter for $450 and new 66" SSQA bucket for $625... if i want to use my existing bucket, I can get adapter for $250... He said he would give me a $100 credit for the old bucket if i didn't want it (i actually asked for that the addtl credit)..since its bent up top and used, i figure probably not a bad deal... I dont have a welder so likely easier to just have them do it... thoughts?
also he said they'd install a WR long third while there for $1035... How good would you rank that pricing?
... Ended up settling on $13k out the door with a few cans of touch up paint and new decals. I need your help on deciding on a few upgrades while its there.... tooth bar installed for $400? SSQA now or later? said they could install both the adapter for $450 and new 66" SSQA bucket for $625... if i want to use my existing bucket, I can get adapter for $250... He said he would give me a $100 credit for the old bucket if i didn't want it (i actually asked for that the addtl credit)..since its bent up top and used, i figure probably not a bad deal... I dont have a welder so likely easier to just have them do it... thoughts?
also he said they'd install a WR long third while there for $1035... How good would you rank that pricing?
/ Trying to buy a tractor - 3 options has me confused on best value for my use - HELP
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If your going to get a SSQA adapter in the future I say go ahead and let them do it there now and be done with it. A quick search on the internet I found a 66" bolt on tooth bar for $275. Look around before paying them $400 for that.
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The SSQA is worth the money and if you get it now you will be done with it and on your way. I would just order a tooth bar, they often need two holes drilled and bolts put in. Not a big deal at all.
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Musdalen
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I'm about to buy a new tractor - about 39 horses. Why would I really want SSQA adapter for it if all I plan on using on the front end is the bucket or forks?