Price Check BX2350 price check

[studway]

Dealer in NH (Chappell Milford) just quoted me $10,800 for a 2350 with 60"mmm, no FEL -- already have a bigger tractor with that. Kubota has 0% financing for 3 years. Does this sound fair. I've heard the service is excellent there and it's only 5 minutes from my house.

Thanks.

 

[taxman80]

I received a quote for $10,200 with the 60"mmm in Eastern Ohio. $10,000 even in West Virginia panhandle.

 

[supadav918]

http://carverequipment.com/cool_season_new.htm

This is not so bad after all.

 

[NewHollandDLR]

I sell the BX2350 with FEL for $13,275

 

[studway]

Thanks for the replies. I paid $10,800 with 60" mmm. May have been able to shop around for a lower price, but the dealer is literally 5 minutes from our farm and they have a great reputation for service.

Free delivery, guy spent an hour with me going over everthing. Went right out and tried it in a couple spots in our orchards that are notorious for lush, thick grass. I am amazed by the strength of the mower. No comaparison to a garden tractor.

I had taken a look at them, but they were parked next to bigger tractors. I was expecting something more like a beefed up riding mower. This thing is a tractor. I don't understand why Kubota markets them strictly to homeowners. This thing is going to a fantastic addition to our farming fleet.

 

[Bobcar]

I was quoted a price on a 2350 was $9400.00,FEL $2800.00 ,60"mower $2000.00 and $2000.00 for a grass catcher. Does this sound reasonable? Im located in New York and wasn't sure if this was a fair price or inflated because its NY. Any feedback would be appreciated.

Also they said I couldn't put a backhoe on it. I don't believe that. Does anyone know if there is an aftermarket backhoe that would work with this model???

Thanks so much
Bob

 

[studway]

Hi Bobcar. You would be paying $600 more than I did in southern NH for the tractor and mower, and I bought at a place that is known to be a bit high. I've seen people talking about prices much lower. I might look around a bit if I were you.

Regarding the backhoe, when they delivered my tractor yesterday I specifically asked if a backhoe could be put on the tractor and was told no. I didn't think so. For one thing, the seat doesn't turn around. They make the BX24 for people who want a backhoe.

 

[rbarker]

Regarding the backhoe, when they delivered my tractor yesterday I specifically asked if a backhoe could be put on the tractor and was told no. I didn't think so. For one thing, the seat doesn't turn around. They make the BX24 for people who want a backhoe.

Kubota doesn't, but Woods does. Several people here have them, including me, and find they work just a s good as (or better than) the Kubota version on the 22, 23, and 24 series.

http://www.woodsequipment.com/turf_grounds/estate/bh6000.asp

Good luck and happy tractoring!

 

[studway]

Pretty slick. Maybe the guy misunderstood me to be asking if Kabota made one for the 2350.

 

[Bobcar]

When I was at the DLR. He told me the only big difference is they beefed up the rear end. So I was told and of course the seat.

 

[rbarker]

When I was at the DLR. He told me the only big difference is they beefed up the rear end. So I was told and of course the seat.

That sounds about right. They use a larger (stronger) frame in the rear to keep the back hoe from twisting it. The Woods gets around this by supplying a bolt on subframe that accomplishes the same task. And they supply a rotating seat bracket. If I were buying and knew I needed a back hoe I would probably try to get the BX 24 but it's nice to know you have options if you can't afford it now or didn't realize you needed a hoe when you bought.

 

[studway]

I would find out if using the Woods backhoe would void the tractor warranty before committing to it.

 

[Iowachild]

Along the same lines here, the local dealer told me if I don't get the BX24 with the BH, one cannot be added later. Think maybe it's a way to try to sell BH's up front?