CK30 HST with 72" Box Blade and 60" Rotary Cutter for $20k?

[Mark_G]

I just took delivery of a 72" Box Blade from Everything attachments yesterday. I hope to use it tomorrow. It is a beast.

 

[Teachu2]

So I put a deposit on a CK30 HST with FEL at the original dealer in NH I first spoke with. This is after many negotiations with other dealers within a 100 mile radius. Got the tractor for $20,180 out the door with cutting edge installed on the bucket along with some hooks.

I held off on including implements as the quality and/or pricing just wasn't very appealing. Looks like I will be getting my implements from everything attachments.

Overall, I'm happy. Price is fair, dealer is great. The tractor is only a few weeks old as these are straight from Kioti. Meaning they reopened the assembly line to build a few more teir 3 CK30's and this dealer was able to acquire a few of them.

I will post pictures once i take delivery.

Glad you pulled the trigger - it would be really easy to shop too long and miss out on new Tier 3 models....

 

[Iron Oak]

Exactly my thought. Not too many left in my area and those that are, don't last long. The dealer had two left at the beginning of the week and now I secured the last one.

 

[Iron Oak]

I just took delivery of a 72" Box Blade from Everything attachments yesterday. I hope to use it tomorrow. It is a beast.

Would love to hear your feedback. I was looking at the 66"

pictures if you got them with it installed

 

[tman1020]

I have the 72 " tarter from tsc and it is well built. I like it but would have preferred a 66".

 

[ishiboo]

Thanks for the input. I kind of had my doubts too but it can't hurt to ask.

I'll be in a German car but not a Mercedes. A diesel Golf lol

Guess that depends on your definition of a German car. The new Golf is made in Mexico for our market, as is the Jetta. The Passat (which I own) is assembled in the US, but from mostly Mexican parts/assemblies.

My Passat has been more trouble in its first 18,000 miles than every GM vehicle I've owned, for hundreds of thousands of miles.

 

[Iron Oak]

Well my Golf is German. Built in Wolfsburg, Germany. It's one of last generation. I worked for VW for 10+ years. Sorry to hear about the problems with your Passat. The new Golfs are built off the MQB chassis and is quite impressive, even if it is built in Mexico. My father bought one and has had nothing but good things to say about it.