IH3444
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The Woods hoe on the link was installed by the NH dealer, and fully warrentied. EOS.
Been given the "Go Ahead"
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Kubotasrking
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IH3444 said:
That was a nice machine. Why is it a no brainer? If the spec sheet will answer, I can look it up. Just curious.
OP
Kubotasrking
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Well, the owner gave me his final ultimatum today...that is he will not budge on his price. I told him I could easily do better on the internet and he told me to go ahead...
I'll have to think about it for a day or two. I'll let you know...
I'll have to think about it for a day or two. I'll let you know...
Kubotasrking said:
I had a fellow say the same thing when I wanted to buy a lawn tractor. I went my way and he went his way. I bought on the internet and he still has his lawn tractor.
That was 2 years ago.
Bob
johnnylight
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Kubotasrking said:
How much is he asking?
sounds like a nice machine --well maintained by the dealer, remotes,
I did not have any luck in the used market(up North) mostly abused.
The decent ones were closer to buying new.
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Kubotasrking
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johnnylight said:
He wants 19,000. I guess my issue isn't w/ the price as much as it is with his stuborn attitude (he could say the same). I'm trying to think about it, and i'm also comparing total cost with a new TC40DA w/ the 0% financing deal. It is a trade-off, and I'm not certain the best path is used. The difference is about $4,000 for new w/ no interest vs. used w/ interest at the end of the day.
Thoughts?
Redneck_Randy
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With me, I go new everytime I can affford it. I just think buying used you are purchasing someone else problems.
Redneck_Randy
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IH3444 said:
I suppect the dealer warranted it not New Holland. Every NH dealer I have talked to said NH will not warrarnty the off brand BH or FEL or damage it may cause to the tractor.
johnnylight
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Kubotasrking said:
I suggest going new-you can't go wrong with the 0% I kept my money and used CNH's plus all the implement I bought right away.
after years looking for used I ended going new very happy with my decison
next sugg: if you need the TC40DA go up one model. not a big diff in price..
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Kubotasrking
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johnnylight said:
I've thought about it going up from a 40 to 45, but it seems that new, it isn't worth it to me in relation to how I'm going to use it. Lift capacity is the same, and the PTO HP would be the main difference. I can't imagine (today) what I would do that would require the additional few HP. The price difference is a few thousand more $$.