B3030 Final Payment - She's all mine

[Thomas]

Congrats.

If you hurry submit you list to Santa..cab other attachments.

 

[WilliamBos]

Is this what I have? I did pay off my B7800, stopped at Barlows, left with a delivery date for new L3240HST and pick up date for 3 year old B7800. Payments started again. A year later I stopped again and left with pickup date for L3240HST and delivery date for a new B3200. In fact it was so easy that I stopped again shortly after that and left with a pickup date for BX2350 and delivery date for BX2660. Maybe stopping in is the problem. Congratulations on the payoff and going to an L isn't an upgrade unless you need the difference, it could be just going to a bigger and heavier machine.

Sounds like me. Stopped by the MF dealer to price 3 blades & a belt for the MMM, was higher than I thought so walked away with a delivery date on a 1635.

 

[JTPass]

I have only made 6 of the 48 payments on my B3200. At least I can get good seat time while i am paying.

Congrats on making your last payment...I bet it feels great. Enjoy!

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Sounds like me. Stopped by the MF dealer to price 3 blades & a belt for the MMM, was higher than I thought so walked away with a delivery date on a 1635.

That's what I want to hear, a man like me that will just trade for a new one rather than worry about buying some off brand oil filter that may or may not work for 900 hours. Oops, that was another thread I was watching. OK buy a new one instead of being stuck for the high price of parts. We could be saving the jobs of untold numbers of final product assemblers, transporters and dealers plus all of their staff.

 

[ChuckinNH]

Hey Lindy, it seems like just yesterday we were looking at pictures of the tractor being unloaded! Congratulations, and welcome to the fold of paid off tractor owners. Now you just need to be extra careful when visiting dealers for different attachments, and parts, etc.

 

[Lindy]

Hey Lindy, it seems like just yesterday we were looking at pictures of the tractor being unloaded! Congratulations, and welcome to the fold of paid off tractor owners. Now you just need to be extra careful when visiting dealers for different attachments, and parts, etc.

Wow, Chuck -- you have a good memory . It was almost 2 years ago I posted those pics!

Anyhow, thanks to you and everyone for the congrats. It feels great to be done.

I'd love to buy another implement or two, or maybe a Kubota diesel zero-turn, but I'm afraid some of those things are going to have to wait.

Gonna just enjoy the paid-off seat time for a while.

 

[Evil the Weasel]

There's no need to be in a rush to pay off these 0% loans, but I suppose having no payment at all is even better.

 

[PUSHINDIRT]

Congrats! Just don't tell the first lady you paid off the tractor. Who know's perhaps there is a heated cab in your future! I'm two months away from owning my 2920!

 

[Gem99ultra]

There's no need to be in a rush to pay off these 0% loans, but I suppose having no payment at all is even better.

Actually, what I 'heard' was that if you bought the Kubota insurance (which I did), it stops when you pay off your loan. I don't know if they send you a prorata refund or just what; sounds crazy to me. But if that's true, that would definitely be a deterent to an early payoff.

My 'new-this-year' L3400 is the first thing I've bought on credit in over 20 years, so there's a bit of anxiety in having a note hanging over my head. Zero interest is pretty hard to pass up though.

It looks like Lindy has about every implement known to mankind (all needed of course so maybe now she can just sock away the monthly surplus for some other new toys. You've done well Lindy!

 

[Samandothers]

Congrats on your 'ownership'! In a year from now I will own my L4240.