Price Check CK30 HST price check...please.

[idocpilk]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( What did you do, change your name after the first post? I was a little confused as to whom I was reading!!
The price is more like you'd find down here in the Southeast. Go for it. Also, I agree that you should go with the rear finish mower (RFM). The Mid Mount Mowers are okay, but they can be a pain to deal with, and for all the reasons DePratt mentioned.
Don't forget to post some pics when you get your new beast. John )</font>

I used to be idocpilk (last year). I forgot my password, so I re-registered under pilk...not sure why idocpilk showed up again. I noticed the change last night. Oh, well. I'm pretty sure my prices are correct. I wrote them down at work. Going this morning to drive several Kiotis, 30 & 25 HSt, 30 Gear, 3054. Maybe that will solidify my marshmellow mind. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[mathey]

I can't believe no one has asked the obvious question, so I will...where do you live and where did you get this low price quote?

Inquiring minds want to know!

 

[pilk]

I live in SW Missouri. I just got back from dealer number 2, $14800 delivered (only 30miles) with the KL130 loader, industrial tires. Now, mind you, I'm a soft negotiator. I haven't said boo to either dealer about pricing. These are offered at the door. I suspect it might be regional differences. We have very strong Kubota/JD/NH dealerships in town. Mahindra and Kioti are trying to break the spell with small, out of town dealers. Dealer number 1 is from northwest Arkansas, Artrac.com . Chip is a great guy.
Number 2 is North of Springfield MO, Webster Co. Tractor. He also has a 25hst for 13,700.
Now the kicker, the 0% may be extended to 36 months according to the regional sales rep. The national sales director requested the change. No word for sure but that would be a bonus. Let you guys know Monday.

 

[depratt_equip]

Sounds like you aren't to far from me. I am in SE Kansas. Sounds like you have some good really prices there. I'd pick the dealer who will offer you the best service and go for it. You'll love the CK25HST, we have sold quite a few of them.

 

[pilk]

I think I'm going CK30HST. I like the dealership in MO because he is within shouting distance. He has a nice shop and seems to be straight forward honest guy. My Arkansas dealership is maybe a bit too far for practical service work. He is a great guy to talk to and very helpful. I still may swing that way but anyone in that part of the country should look him up if they want a honest deal with a quality guy. I am still hoping for the 0% for 36 months to sweeten the pot but even if it doesn't happen I'm ready to pull the trigger. 10 months is too long to stew over something. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[jpierce]

I would jump on it for that price..just bought one a few days ago and that would of been the Brush Hog I wanted....Oh well, I got a good dealer for the extra $1000, right Jon /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[gippolit]

Wow that's a great deal. I just purchased A CK30HST, FEL, Rhino 85 backhoe, with dirt pads, rear work lights and a conopy for 21500 in PA. I live in New Jersey so I purchased the tractor in PA to afford paying sales tax. I hope this helps you make your mind up.

 

[truckpro]

i live in ne north carolina and recently got a price on ck30 for 14,900 with loader. and 16,900 for a dk35 with loader from a real good dealer with a good rep

 

[Buck40]

At the end of '04 I bought the CK30 HST w/FEL for 14,600 which included a $300 rebate. That was with ag tires, the industrials were a few hundred more.