CK 35 HST price check

drizler · Apr 3, 2014

I'm looking to buy one right now. I am getting the impression that the dealers are out of 2013's pretty much. I had one in NH tell me on the phone a couple days ago that the new prices were up 10% as were the leftovers lately?????? He quoted me on the phone $26,900 for a 2014 HST with bucket and hoe. He told e there isn't another 2013 35 in New England that he knew of. I called another one and he had a similar price with no dealer financing.
So exactly what am I hearing here? Hoe prices around $7200. I see what you guys are saying and it seems like prices have gone nuts, no? I don't want a tier 4 no matter how hard the try to pump it. I know too many truck drivers who have cursed that system since they pushed that jungle juice on them a couple years back and want no part of it or any other 1st year new engine technology. Am I too late to find a decent deal on a 2013?

Farmless · Apr 3, 2014

CaptHowdy said:
I thought they were doing a free loader for that model

I quess they didn't get word out up here in Maine. Them dirty rats , I been had again. Lol

KingsEquip · Apr 6, 2014

Farmless said:
I quess they didn't get word out up here in Maine. Them dirty rats , I been had again. Lol

The free loader discount and cash in lieu of financing discount is basically the same. It doesn't make much difference if a dealer shows the discount or free loader. Either one will equal out to be within pennies. Some people claim its just a marketing/sale gimmick. I may tend to agree!

worthb · Apr 6, 2014

I live in North Carolina. My KB2475 backhoe last month was $4700. Kioti was offering a $1500 rebate. I don't know if that promotion is still going on. $7200 for a backhoe is high.

joe04785 · Apr 13, 2014

Hey Farmless, where did you purchase your tractor at?

drizler · Apr 13, 2014

KingsEquip said:
The free loader discount and cash in lieu of financing discount is basically the same. It doesn't make much difference if a dealer shows the discount or free loader. Either one will equal out to be within pennies. Some people claim its just a marketing/sale gimmick. I may tend to agree!

I went back and forth between Kubota / Kioti . Where the rubber met the road the $2500 cheaper Kioti would have ended up costing more in the end. Its' hard to beat that zero financing for 72 months. I also liked the extra 3 horse power.