used 2016 4044r?

[ArlyA]

Looking at a 2016 4044r with a self leveling loader. has around 950 hours. $32,999 with hydro tranny. What's your thoughts on that price?

 

[2manyrocks]

The list price for a new Power Trac PT1450 is $34,900 including a loader, but the bucket is extra. https://power-trac.com/index_htm_files/tractordieseldeutzT18price110123.pdf

 

[hayden]

I'm not familiar with the market for them so can't speak to price. However for the type of work I expect you will do, I think Ag tires would be a much better match than R4 industrial tires.

 

[ArlyA]

The list price for a new Power Trac PT1450 is $34,900 including a loader, but the bucket is extra. https://power-trac.com/index_htm_files/tractordieseldeutzT18price110123.pdf

Is its laoder lift like?
H180 Loader 2539 lbs lift (full at pin)

 

[2manyrocks]

PT1445 1800lbs loader. The articulation allows a short turning radius for working on trails. Here is the spec page: T18 Class

The PT425 is much less expensive, but also very capable of doing a lot of trail kind of work.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Arly, are you set on any brand in particular, there are a lot of really good tractors available, but it does not do anyone any good looking at different brands if you only want JD (as an example) and what cost range would you consider?

Tractors that use 6' implements are a good size to consider IMO.

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[ArlyA]

Arly, are you set on any brand in particular, there are a lot of really good tractors available, but it does not do anyone any good looking at different brands if you only want JD (as an example) and what cost range would you consider?

Tractors that use 6' implements are a good size to consider IMO.

This information helps those that wish to help you.

Kubota and JD are the brands I'm looking at. I'm not sure what "Tractors that use 6' implements" means in this contents?

 

[2manyrocks]

I think he means tractors that have enough HP and weight to operate a 6' rotary cutter...which brings up the question of what tow vehicle and trailer you have to tow that size machine, too.

 

[MtnViewRanch]

Kubota and JD are the brands I'm looking at. I'm not sure what "Tractors that use 6' implements" means in this contents?

Typically, the width of the loader bucket is around the width of the implements recommended.
The 40xxR series and the Grand L series tractors usually have 6' loader buckets.
Basically, a frame size. Obviously, smaller and larger tractors can use 6' implements.

 

[ArlyA]

I think he means tractors that have enough HP and weight to operate a 6' rotary cutter...which brings up the question of what tow vehicle and trailer you have to tow that size machine, too.

The approximate shipping weight of a John Deere 4044R tractor with a 440R loader is around 3770 pounds (1710 kg) for the open station version. The 440R loader itself adds approximately 302 kg (665 lbs) in base weight

 

[WVH1977]

Have you looked at the tractor in person?

 

[ArlyA]

Have you looked at the tractor in person?

Not yet.

 

[dodge man]

My first reaction was the price was high. I got on Tractorhouse and there were quite a few available to compare to and the price seems about average. That’s a nice sized tractor and can do a lot of hard work.

 

[bigtiller]

If it was 400 miles closer I might be tempted to buy it out from under you.... I'd like to have a bigger loader tractor than my current 2720.

 

[tacticalturnip]

My first reaction was the price was high. I got on Tractorhouse and there were quite a few available to compare to and the price seems about average. That’s a nice sized tractor and can do a lot of hard work.

That summed up my thoughts as well. Initially I was sure the cost was high, only to realize that really it's not. It's no bargain, but Arly wouldn't be raked over the coals. The 4044R is an excellent machine, I find the MSL loader a great option, and an average of 100 hours a year seems pretty good. Not overworked, but not sitting around either. It's an average example of a great tractor, the 4 series are nimble beasts.

I don't know your local market, but this could be a great machine for you.

 

[George2615]

Looking at a 2016 4044r with a self leveling loader. has around 950 hours. $32,999 with hydro tranny. What's your thoughts on that price?View attachment 3373770

I guess I haven't kept up on tractor prices. I'd expect it to have a cab for that price.

 

[mattdewalt]

Sounds expensive to me. I bought my 73HP Kioti with cab and loader at 200 hours for $39k. I agree at that the price should come with a cab.

 

[ArlyA]

Sounds expensive to me. I bought my 73HP Kioti with cab and loader at 200 hours for $39k. I agree at that the price should come with a cab.

Kubota and JD are the brands I'd consider.

 

[Bison]

Looking at a 2016 4044r with a self leveling loader. has around 950 hours. $32,999 with hydro tranny. What's your thoughts on that price?View attachment 3373770

That's a lot of money for that green paint without a cab.
I would look at another brand.
I bought a 105 HP Belarus 925 with cab and loader with 800 hrs on iit for 5 grand

 

[ArlyA]

That's a lot of money for that green paint without a cab.
I would look at another brand.
I bought a 105 HP Belarus 925 with cab and loader with 800 hrs on iit for 5 grand

Kubota and JD are the brands I'd consider.