Bought a new Century 2028 yesterday-How did I do?

[CenturyGreg]

This is my first time using this forum, but it looks good! I bought a new Century 2028 yesterday with a C-50HL loader with 72" bucket($430 option over the C-50), R-4 tires, block heater, and one set of rear remotes($380 option). Total price, before tax, $14,430. It seems like a lot of tractor for the money compared to the major brands. Thanks /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif <font color="red"> </font>

 

[ronnie2005]

Greg,
I believe you did good. I just took delivery of a Branson 2810 w/BL10A fel. The tractors are almost the same and mine was $14,400 out the door. And my dealer was nice and thru in the filters for the 50 hour and loaded the rear tires, all in the name of good service. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[billbill1]

Welcome and good luck with your new tractor. You bought the tractor so I would say you made a good deal.

 

[wing164]

Congratulations on your 2028 purchase. I love mine! It's the smallest tractor I've ever bought, but I'm constantly amazed at how tough this thing is and how much real work it will do!

 

[CenturyGreg]

wing164, I see you are also from Pa. I bought my 2028 from LS&E in Somerset, Pa. How long have you had yours? Any problems or things I should know about? I actually haven't even picked mine up yet, it should be ready to go this Thursday. It had some kind of electrical problem. The lights would start flashing for no reason on the sales lot, killing the battery. The tach also wasn't working. They were going to check it out & hoped to have it ready this week.