B2920 or L2800/L3200

[k0ua]

The dealership had the L3800, the B3300, and the BX25 lined up in a row, so you could see the papa tractor, the mama tractor, and the wee lil' baby tractor. It was kind of funny. (Don't get me wrong: the BX25 looks really amazing, if your land isn't too wild. But it reminded me of my young daughter - it'd would do the first half of the forest walk like a trooper, and then give up and say "carry me", and I'd have to carry it home )


That's the funniest thing I have read about a Kubota for a while.:laughing: While I doubt you would normally have to carry the bx home, It could get hung up on something if the terrain was kinda "wooley". I sure like my L3400HST, the same size as that L3800, if properly ballasted, you can do a lot with them:thumbsup:

James K0UA

 

[bp fick]

Do you know where I can get MSRP's for Kubota so I can begin to brace myself for the shock of the price diff between the B2920 and the L3800?

Thanks

Kubota.com

You pick a tractor, any tractor and "build it". Just remember, that you are looking at list price. Nobody pays list price, or shouldn't. Average bargaining skills will get you 10% off. Push hard and the dealer really wants to move one off his lot? Might deduct 12-15% but the planets have to line up right.

 

[zmjc]

Do you know where I can get MSRP's for Kubota so I can begin to brace myself for the shock of the price diff between the B2920 and the L3800?

Thanks

Ask a dealer. The MSRP are a bit misleading.

In my case, the L3800HST was $4k more than a B2320, and $1k less than a B2630. There's a lot of choice around that price point.

 

[stephen189]

I am in the same dilemma, although I found a B2920 with 95hours on it with a 6' rear blade for 15000$ Canadian

or

A brand new L3700 with loader for 20,000$ OTD @ 0% for 48 months.

The more I look the more and more i get carried away with going bigger and bigger, really all I want to do is run a 4-5' brush hog and clear snow with the rear blade, some landscaping and mowing the ditches.

I think that the Mid PTO is an important part of the decision as I think that could be a great attachment in the future.

The bucket on the 2920 (LA364) just looks so small with all the others parked next to it.

Smaller is handier in a lot of situations though!

 

[ITHINKICAN]

Do you know where I can get MSRP's for Kubota so I can begin to brace myself for the shock of the price diff between the B2920 and the L3800?

Thanks

Kubota Tractor Corporation - toggle over the style/size you need (most residential tractors are under rural lifestyle including the two you are looking at) - then click on the different tractors - then build it out...

Good luck!!

 

[ITHINKICAN]

ooops. I was at the bottom of page 1. I didn't notice there was a page 2. Carry on. :thumbsup:

 

[stephen189]

That sounds pretty high... also there is no suspension seat so that tractor will beat you to death... or darn near to it.

You are an expert in Canadian tractor pricing? It may sound like a "rip off" to you but up here the pricing is hugely different than USA. So how many tractors have you priced out in Canada by the way??

 

[teg]

You are an expert in Canadian tractor pricing? It may sound like a "rip off" to you but up here the pricing is hugely different than USA. So how many tractors have you priced out in Canada by the way??

Sorry, I didn't read the first line because I quit reading it after seeing the other model#... All I saw was "A brand new L3700 with loader for 20,000$ OTD @ 0% for 48 months." No mention of Canada. Besides, this information is worth what you paid for it... nothing. Again, I'm sorry if this pissed you off.

Edit: How are you "...in the same dilemma..." if you are looking at a L3700 instead of the L2800/3200 listed in this thread? You should start your own thread... :2cents: