Comparison 4320 Cab info request.

[CinderSchnauzer]

OK BlackRaptor, that was easy.
The votes are in. Sure is fun spending other peoples money.

It's your choice now - 4520 or 4720..................

 

[BlackRaptor]

Ha-ha
spending other peoples money is great.

I agree with everyone. If i'm going to spend the money I should step up to the machine that's going to fit my needs long term not just right now.

4X20 series I think it is.
I am going to take a 5083E for a spin (for fun) but It's just too much machine i'm not going to be pulling anything that needs that extra size.

Going to see if any of my local dealers have any cab 4X20 machines with a loader i can try out. Not freezing my rear end off in the winter sounds really nice. I clear out two different places with the 2520 that are 2 miles apart that's a long cold cold drive in Jan when the wind chill temp is -15. Did that once a week all winter.

 

[charleyfarmall]

I have a 3320, 2720 ( my giant lawnmower) and a Kioti CK27HST. All of them are good machines. The Deere's are more refined and I like running them more. Deere's eHydro is much nicer, the turning radius is better, and the controls are more refined.

The jump from 4720 to 5083e is a small one, but the size difference and maneuvering space is significantly different. I suspect for you the 5083e would be massive overkill. I have a similarly sized NH and around the house and barn it is bloody huge. I would look at the 4520 instead, maybe even the 4320. The hp will not affect your loader capacity. Realistically assess your hp needs. We always advocate bigger is better here, but pragmatically, it may not be needed.

I have played with the bigger Kioti's quite a bit, there good, and a bargain in price. I think they are solid, but having run the competing Deere's, I will continue to favor them, I think they are much nicer- especially if you get the cab.

 

[BlackRaptor]

I think the 4320 cab is perfect for me. 48hp is enough for everything i want to do.
Anyone know ball park what my machine is worth on trade
2520 200cx loader 62D deck mower 205 hours.

Also is 15-20% off MSRP what i should expect?
for instance on Deere I built a 4320 Cab with 400X loader for 42,000 ouch haha. so i should see a 15-20% discount off this.
I'm going to get a hard number from them before even bringing the 2520 tractor into the conversation.

 

[BlackRaptor]

Sorry for bumping i normally don't like doing this but.

Anyone have any info on my trade questions and how many % off msrp i should expect?

 

[AKfish]

Sorry for bumping i normally don't like doing this but.

Anyone have any info on my trade questions and how many % off msrp i should expect?

I just closed a deal on a cab model 5075M with loader and HD rear blade. Around 16% below MSRP. I dealt with another dealer that was a bit lower in price, too. I did not go with the lowest price for reason's of shipping and logistics, etc.

IIRC - the discount on the bigger iron is not as large as the smaller machines. However, IMO - it's not unrealistic to shoot for at least that and you might just find that with the economy and such, that dealer's might even be a little hungrier....

Can't speak to your trade-in value. Some research on machinefinder, fastline, tractorhouse, etc. will give you some "ballpark" prices, though.

AKfish

 

[BlackRaptor]

Thanks for the info.
Gives me a bit of a reference going in.
I have 4 competing John Deere dealers within an hour of me.
I'll pool all three. hopefully get 15+% off MSRP.
Thanks again everyone for the help.

 

[vsumoski]

Thanks for the info.
Gives me a bit of a reference going in.
I have 4 competing John Deere dealers within an hour of me.
I'll pool all three. hopefully get 15+% off MSRP.
Thanks again everyone for the help.

Don't overlook that you can get ePto on the 4520; think of it as opting for the 'optional overdrive' as if you were buying a new car.
Not too much price difference; I think it will pay for itself in fuel savings over a lifetime of use. Probable higher trade-in value as well.

Vince

 

[JD3520Turbo]

I have a 3520 and am strongly considering a 5083E. I went looking for an open station 5000 series with a Power Reverser, but you have to go to a 5065M and that is more expensive than the 5083E Limited with a cab. I know the M series is more user friendly, but I don't mind pulling levers and such vs no A/C and push buttons.

My John Deere dealer told me that the reason the 4000 series were the same or more than the 5000 series is because they have the ehydro and 60 hp. Makes sense, the ehydro is the best option I have on my 3520. And for the record, I like the two pedals much better than the heel toe hydro of Kubota and NH. Just my opinion.

The dealer here shot me 26950 and my 3520 with a 300X loader, Michelin Radial tires and 138hours on it. 0%for 72 months for the 5083E, and a 553 loader with an 84 inch bucket and 2 sets of hydraulics in the rear. Not sure how good a deal that is, but I have not had a better one yet.

What do you guys think? He is allowing me 18K on my 3520