About to pull the trigger... I think?

[robb01]

With so many great tractors for sale you can het more tractor for the the same money. Do a little search and you will be stunned at some of the deals.

agreed, ive gotten a lot of deals by looking around

 

[Kipper76]

agreed, ive gotten a lot of deals by looking around

I thought this 2910 was a deal???

Like I've said earlier, I think TX prices are higher.

When everyone was getting CT230's for $11,995 other places they were $13,900 here..... yes, that boat sailed and I missed it!

I'll call and see if the finance Co. is open today.

That seems like a good price for a NEW 2910i w/loader $12,500 cash or $13,500 financed.

What would it cost to ship from NC to TX?? LOL!

 

[Erik_in_Hoyt]

13,500 at 0% for 60 months comes out to about $225/month.
not a bad deal.

 

[Kipper76]

13,500 at 0% for 60 months comes out to about $225/month.
not a bad deal.

Not at all. I tried calling the number. No answer.... holiday and all.

Any clue on shipping? $500? $1000+????

It's' 1519 miles and @ today fuel rates I could probably buy the Mahindra 2816 ($14,948) cheaper locally. Not = machines though either. 2910i > 2816.

Would the local Branson dealer have to honor the warranty work if needed?

 

[Kipper76]

Just did an online freight quote and got $1,399. Ouch!

So total with freight it would be $14,899. About $50 cheaper than the Mahindra 2816 new locally.

 

[Erik_in_Hoyt]

72" wide bucket and 60" at the back wheels.
around 4500# gross weight.
would fit on a 7k 6x16 tandem trailer.
round trip fuel, food, and hotel rooms for the 3000 mile road trip for you and a buddy would be about half that freight quote...
and yes, your local dealer would have to honor the warranty.
even better would be for him to try and find you a simialr deal.
or you could check Gove in Tulsa - see what kinds of deals they have.

and yes - the 2910 is a different class than the 2816 you found local.

 

[Kipper76]

72" wide bucket and 60" at the back wheels.
around 4500# gross weight.
would fit on a 7k 6x16 tandem trailer.
round trip fuel, food, and hotel rooms for the 3000 mile road trip for you and a buddy would be about half that freight quote...
and yes, your local dealer would have to honor the warranty.
even better would be for him to try and find you a simialr deal.
or you could check Gove in Tulsa - see what kinds of deals they have.

and yes - the 2910 is a different class than the 2816 you found local.

Sounds like a great first long road trip for the 08 Hemi? LOL!

 

[Erik_in_Hoyt]

you have the right attitude, I see!

 

[bp fick]

I am sure someone has already said this before here, or elsewhere, but when buying a new tractor, you are also buying a dealer (or not). That dealer can make your purchase a joy, treat you right for delivery, set-up, parts and accessories, and can make all the difference for a repair/warranty issue.

No few bucks saved here or there can compare to having a solid dealer, locally, on your side. That is my take, anyhow.

 

[coobie]

I am sure someone has already said this before here, or elsewhere, but when buying a new tractor, you are also buying a dealer (or not). That dealer can make your purchase a joy, treat you right for delivery, set-up, parts and accessories, and can make all the difference for a repair/warranty issue.

No few bucks saved here or there can compare to having a solid dealer, locally, on your side. That is my take, anyhow.

VERY WELL SAID.For the few bucks saved a good LOCAL DEALER is worth his weight in GOLD IMHO.coobie