Price Check 3032e Price check

nirion · Mar 31, 2012

After researching on this forum and input on a previous thread, I have pretty much decided to with a new 3032e instead of a used 4310. Warranty and 0% played a major factor in this.

Here is what I am looking at:
Deere 3032e
305 Loader
Frontier RB2072 6' rear blade
Cruise
Drawbar
R4 tires
$16850 delivered

How does that sound?

Folio · Mar 31, 2012

That's within $50 bucks of what I paid nearly two years ago. Instead of a rear blade though, I got a 5' rotary cutter.

nirion · Mar 31, 2012

Thanks. I looked at them a couple years ago and it seems like they have gone up, so hopefully this is a fair deal. I'll ask them to throw in a hat and such for good measure.

MSRP per Deere's site is $20276, then there is a $1000 rebate, so this my quote is about 12.5% off list.

nikdfish · Mar 31, 2012

If you can swing it & have it bundled in the financing, think about adding the dual rear remotes. It can give you some flexibility down the road w/top& tilt, etc. That's one option I really wish I had added.

Nick

RollingsFarms · Mar 31, 2012

Are they still doing the two attachments deal? I know the loader can count as one. Ask your dealer and make sure, you may have already received the discount but never hurts to double check.

nirion · Mar 31, 2012

Thanks. Yes, price includes $1000 off for 2 attachments.
what might the extra scvs be used fkr?

Martian · Mar 31, 2012

Get as many SCV's (also known as remotes) as you can afford. If you want to put something such as a hydraulic angle on your back blade it is awesome. Instead of getting on/off to adjust the angle you push/pull a lever or button. Another very cool/useful option is a top and tilt system where your links on the 3 pt hitch where I'm not going to try and explain it and you can see for yourself in the video below. It is quite useful for grading. Without rear remotes, you couldn't do any of this. Down the road if you decide to install them it is always more expensive, so the best idea is to get it now.:thumbsup:

Oh, and I'd tell them to throw in Rim Guard and the hat. The 3032 is on the light side as it is, so having them fill the tires with some Rim Guard would feel the deal at least for me.:thumbsup:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPMIIDLDlPk]Tractor Top Tilt Kit - YouTube[/ame]

nikdfish · Apr 1, 2012

+1 on filled tires...

Nick

nirion · Apr 1, 2012

One of its main chores will be mowing (5' brush hog and 6' finish mower). Will the filled tires still be good or will the extra weight cause more ruts?

Thanks

RollingsFarms · Apr 1, 2012

nirion said:
One of its main chores will be mowing (5' brush hog and 6' finish mower). Will the filled tires still be good or will the extra weight cause more ruts?

Thanks

hard to say as I never use my tractors around lawns, they stay in the field and the woods so ruts don't matter much to me. with R4 tires you shouldn't rut up your ground hardly at all though.