Price Check B3200 and L3200

[honorbound]

I am looking at the B3200 with FEL, HST, and BH, quoted $25950 whereas the L3200 with the same was $26450. I was wondering if these prices were a little high as they seem to be to me. Also other than the L seeming to be a heavier frame what is the actual difference as the both have the 32 hp motor. Dealer is in Buffalo and says thats the best price I will get. Any input would be appreciated.

 

[Tomtint]

I paid less than that for a L3700SU, BH,QA,Thumb,hydro,and filled tires. Your# does sound high.

 

[kuboman]

I am looking at the B3200 with FEL, HST, and BH, quoted $25950 whereas the L3200 with the same was $26450. I was wondering if these prices were a little high as they seem to be to me. Also other than the L seeming to be a heavier frame what is the actual difference as the both have the 32 hp motor. Dealer is in Buffalo and says thats the best price I will get. Any input would be appreciated.

I can't comment on the price but the L3200 is more tractor than the B. It has the same HP but from a larger 3 cyl engine. If size is not a factor then I would get the L and since your at it move to the L3800.:thumbsup:

 

[honorbound]

I have not gotten proces on the L3800 yet but at the prices he wants for the 3200 I feel he should throw in a front blade, or more, just not sure where to start on offering or haggling..lol

 

[gwdixon]

I have not gotten proces on the L3800 yet but at the prices he wants for the 3200 I feel he should throw in a front blade, or more, just not sure where to start on offering or haggling..lol

Go to the Kubota website and "Build My Tractor" using their numbers. Then take off 15% to start the negotiating process. It can be done with several tractor models so you can compare features and prices.

Kubota Tractor Corporation

You'll probably settle for 10% to 12% discount in the end. That gives the dealer a reasonable profit and you a good price.

There is more then one dealer out there. You may have to travel some distance or pay for delivery - you'll have to decide if it is worth it.

 

[honorbound]

By using the build and taking the 15 percnt off I should not be paying more than 23000 for either one, at least thats what it looks like

 

[gwdixon]

By using the build and taking the 15 percnt off I should not be paying more than 23000 for either one, at least thats what it looks like

Make sure all of the options you want are included in the build.

Call Barlows Tractor and see what they will charge out-the-door. That will give you another barometer. They are actually close enough to maybe serve your needs.

Barlow Equipment - Home of the Kubota Tractor Package Builder

 

[honorbound]

Thanks I will deffinately contact them. I already used the name a price on their site so hopefully someone will contact me and we can go from there.

 

[honorbound]

well they dealer in Kentcy was substantially cheaper. The only thing im not sure about is what the rear remotes are for and if I would need them.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

well they dealer in Kentcy was substantially cheaper. The only thing im not sure about is what the rear remotes are for and if I would need them.

I've bought several Kubota tractors and have never bought rear remotes. I've had no use for them doing what I do. Mostly home mowing and landscaping on 5 hillside acres and mowing rental property. The implements I have are at the bottom of this reply and non of them needed a rear remote.
There are others that have stated a tractor without rear remotes is an incomplete tractor, I don't see it but I'm sure they will tell you why after this post.
I've bought 13 from Barlows, just a few miles down the road from me, and they have been super to work with.