3720 / 300cx quote

lincolnvt · Mar 6, 2005

Hey guys:
Great site - have learned a lot. Looking at 3720 love the 44hp in mid chassis. Great sounding intercooled turbo - better power / wt match than 4310 i was looking at. But, it comes with a price. What do you guys think of this quote. Appreciate your time.

Equipment Name: 3720 Tractor
Code Description Quantity Price ($)

682DLV 3720 Tractor 1 24,479.00

1505 Open Station with Standard Seat 1

2025 eHydro 1

2500 Less Mid PTO 1

4575 27x8.5-15 6PR Front R4 Ind. 2 Pos. 43x16-20 4PR
Rear R4 Ind. 2 Pos.
359.00
7010 Dual Mid Selective Control Valve 1

9001 iMatch Quick Hitch Category 1 237.00

RE520167 Engine Coolant Heater 1

LVB25546 Forwarding Lighting Kit (2 Lights) 1 85.00

LVB25547 Rear Wotk Light (1 Light) 1 58.00

LVB25236 Warning Light Brush Guard Kit (Two Guards) 1 65.00

DLR1 2 HOOKS WELDED & PAINTED ON BUCKET 1

DLR2 LOADED REAR TIRES/RIM GUARD 1 150.00

Discount -3,633.00
Subtotal 21,800.00
Equipment Name: 300CX Loader
Code Description Quantity Price ($)

2531W 300CX Loader 1 3,740.00

2000 Mounting Frame and Hoses (4300-4400,
4310-4410, 3120-3720)
1
4000 Ballast Box 1 188.00

5010 Deluxe Hood Guard (3120-3720) 1 179.00

8095 Less Bucket 1 -548.00

9030 61 In. (1550 mm) Heavy Duty Bucket with Holes
for Cutting Edge
1 675.00
9080 61 In. (1550 mm) Replaceable Bucket Cutting
Edge with Hardware
1 102.00

9090 iMatch Quick Coupler Bushing Kit 1 56.00

Freight 96.86

Discount -753.86

Subtotal 3,735.00

Equipment $ 25,535.00
Tax $ 1,532.10
Quote Total $ 27,067.10

dmp437 · Mar 6, 2005

I'd say it's a pretty decent price. I seen a 3720 yesterday with a "yard price" of $20,397. It was an eHydro, no mid PTO, and R1's on it. Yard price being a tag attached to the steering wheel with no inside dickering.
I see a engine heater, I don't see the transmission oil heater. I would suggest getting one. They're about $70 or so and make a difference in performance when it's cold, even when using LoVis.

lincolnvt · Mar 6, 2005

thanks for the input. So you would get both heaters. Does get cold up here in Vermont. cheers

dmp437 · Mar 6, 2005

I ran the first year with no transmission heater, 2nd winter with. The hydraulic performance comes up quicker with the heater.

rdln · Mar 6, 2005

why five foot bucket and not six?

lincolnvt · Mar 6, 2005

I have a backcountry ski trail - 2miles which I will be working on with my neighbors and a lot of the trail is not much more than 5ft. Also, most of property is currently wooded - thought it would be easier to get around. Think I should go larger?

rdln · Mar 6, 2005

Tough call, for best stability using loader tires should be set out wide which might take you (dont know how many positions are available for your rear tires) to 6 feet anyway.

You definetly have the hydraulic power to lift a 6 footer full of anything, might as well use it.

lincolnvt · Mar 7, 2005

thanks, need to give it some more thought

KennedyDiesel · Mar 7, 2005

I'm going to the skid steer carrier and skid steer buckets. 66" is a nice width. 61 just barely covers the wheels.

Skid steer buckets are heavier duty and black for easy painting when welding the hooks.

I have a quote that I passed on that goes like this:

3720 Tractor
Mid PTO
3rd hydraulics SVC
Electric diverter (4, and 5 hyd)
Air seat suspension
Cruise upgrade
Larger R4 tires
$21885

300CX loader
Std hood guard
73" HD bucket
3rd funct hydraulic lines
48" pallet forks
Tooth bar for 73" bucket
$4465

Total $26,350

I got a heck of a deal and went with a different quote at $26,100 with block heater, and deluxe hood guard, but am planning modify the pkg like mentioned above to the SS attachment...