JOHNTHOMAS
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- Joined
- Apr 14, 2008
- Messages
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- Location
- Somerset, Ky
- Tractor
- F2690 4WD RTV X1140 MX5400 HST ZD1211
Dang John, how many Kubota's does that make for you now? I'd like to see your hat collection. LOL.
I should add to this, generally your talking incentives worth a few hundred bucks. Unless your concerned about every last penny, I'd pull the trigger and get to work rather than waiting around for some deal that may or may not materialize.
says the guy who has to sell tractors year round![]()
Dang John, how many Kubota's does that make for you now? I'd like to see your hat collection. LOL.
He uses one of the tractors exclusively to manage the hat collection. I think the hat collection has it's own barn.![]()
There was $1400 rebate on a B2650 w/ 2 implements last month, now it's $500.
$900 isn't the last straw, but I'm not in a rush. and I' can restock my wine cellar w/ that much cash.
says the guy paying the tab![]()
I'm hoping to be able to buy in the next year or so. If the 0% for 72/84 months doesn't return, I will have to look at other brands. :thumbdown:
Just read fine print. I almost signed papers for a Deere 3032e last August, the 72 month 0% requires an additional 5% of purchase price to be factored in deal. That doesnt make 0% so I bailed.
Massey was doing the same thing, you think your getting 0% but the cost of machine goes up so they still make the same amount of money per sale regardless of interest rate.
That is the craziest thing I have ever heard of. Why in the heck do they call it zero percent then? All any of them do I suspect is just add a percentage to the price of the tractor and give it to the finance company. What does sheffield financing have to gain by financing a 15 foot batwing for me for 4 years at 0%? Just being nice?