Price Check B2710 HST with loader and BH

[Pete_R]

Hello.
As a former horse/barn owner (small) I have used and loved my Kubota. I often said if I ever got divorced, the tractor goes with me.

But I've moved to a smaller property on a lake and plan to sell my tractor and get a used boat. I know... this is sad.

I live in MA, and here are the stats. What do you think I should ask? Multiple people have asked me if I want to sell it so that should be no problem.

B2710 (circa 2000, I'm the original owner), 550 hours. Always kept in barn. Filled with Super UDT.
Oil has been Mobil Delvac One, 5W-40.
Kubota FEL (I forget the p/n) and a Woods full-frame Ground Breaker 7500 BH.
Hydrostatic, diff lock, turf tires (rears filled with ballast).

I've gone on that large tractor selling site and can't find anyone selling exactly this. None have a BH. Prices range from around $10K to $12K, most all have more higher hours.

What do you guys think I should ask?

Thanks. I used this site for about one whole year before choosing the Kubota. I read everything. And used to follow it for a number of years after that. But the thing has worked so well that I really didn't need to log back on for repair information.

The tractor does have one problem? sometimes when lifting the bucket and curling up, it stops motion for a second. Either I have to run it faster, or some dirt is in there or the control valves needs a rebuild? It doesn't always happen. I'll ask the local dealer about it.
That's it.

 

[varmint]

First, figure out a price range for the B2710 via Tractorhouse. Is yours clean, pretty dent free, etc.? Figure out what you paid for the BH. Add the two items, clean up the tractor so it is mostly dirt and old grease-free, and list it on Craig's list, and here, to start. Take at least 12 good photos showing the parts folks will want to know about. Be patient until the right person sees your ad. The BH will complicate it a bit, but it sounds like a solid, well-cared for machine, so it should demand a fair price. Post some photos here, for more feedback.