Bobcat CT440 Buying Advice

AdamCanterbury · Aug 27, 2013

I found a good deal on a NEW Bobcat CT440 with the loader. Since Bobcat is getting out of the tractor business would it be a bad idea to purchase one now? Just not sure how support and parts availability will be down the road if problems arise.

blake037374 · Aug 28, 2013

They said by law they have to have parts for 10 years. From what I understand kioti parts will fit

I got mine for 20,500. Loader and bucket

AdamCanterbury · Aug 28, 2013

Ok, Thanks. I found a 2011 model with 27 hours over at a local dealer. It has never been registered and sold as new. They priced it to me for $16,500 with the loader. That sounds pretty darn good.

blake037374 · Aug 30, 2013

Yea that's awesome price. I'm currently looking to add front aux lines from everything attachments

murphy1244 · Aug 30, 2013

blake037374 said:
Yea that's awesome price. I'm currently looking to add front aux lines from everything attachments

Try MIE for those.Michigan Iron and Equipment, Kioti Tractors, Kioti Implements, Kodiak Attachments, Befco, Hound Dog Attachments, Dk Series Tractors, Central Michigan

EMTspud · Aug 31, 2013

I bought a 2010 CK30 in May of this year. 10 hours on the showroom model. I just took it into my local Kioti Dealer for its 50-hour service. No problem. Parts easily cross-matched.

Oh, and for those interested, my 50-hour service was $440.

IndyIan · Aug 31, 2013

AdamCanterbury said:
Ok, Thanks. I found a 2011 model with 27 hours over at a local dealer. It has never been registered and sold as new. They priced it to me for $16,500 with the loader. That sounds pretty darn good.

Yep, that's pretty darn good! Especially with a full warranty. I doubt you could find a used DK40SE any cheaper than that. Get them to load rear tires with rim guard, add a second remote, and do the 50hr service too. The only significant difference is the CT440 doesn't have draft control, but that's only really used for plowing. And you could still plow without it.