CT122HST Price Check

Dano5509 · Oct 15, 2010

Hi Everyone,

Picked up a quote today from an Eastern Washington dealer on a CT122HST with Mid Pto, R4 tires under the free loader program of $12,600. What do you think of this price?

They also had a 60" Bobcat rotary cutter for $1795 with shear pins and the slip clutch option bumped it to $1995. Rear blade 5' was $500 and the 6' was $750. I asked for a 48" rotary cutter and the dealer said the smallest Bobcat makes is 60".

Tks for the feedback...

Jimmy Joe · Oct 16, 2010

One of my co- workers dad just bought one with a mid mount mower and a front snow blower. A very nice heavy unit I was impressed, he did not get a loader, said he paid $14000.00, not 100% sure though will try to find out Monday.

Jimmy Joe · Oct 18, 2010

OK, I talked to him today said $14.800 with deck and front blower. Your price sounds right to me.

Dano5509 · Oct 18, 2010

Thanks!

not2old · Oct 20, 2010

I got a quote today for a CT122 c/w 6TL loader and 6BT backhoe for $18,800.00 (canadian) I can get a Kubota BX25 for approx. $1000.00 less. Hard to pick. Had expected this brand to cost less. I'm 6'3" and find much more room on the smaller Kubota.

Josh61513 · Oct 21, 2010

If you compare specs I think you'll find that you are comparing two different machines (BX25 vs. CT122). The CT122 is a larger chassis tractor. The CT122 has larger tires, much more weight, much stronger loader, more hydrualic flow, 3 pt. lift capacity, stronger backhoe, etc. You really should be comparing the CT122 to one of the B series Kubotas. So in my eyes you're spending $1,000 less and getting much more machine:thumbsup:

not2old · Oct 21, 2010

It's the Kabota that costs less, and impliments are much less expensive too.
After I get finished buiding my shop and doing the landscaping, all I need to do is cut about 1/2 acre of grass and remove snow from 200 ft. of driveway.
I think I will be better off with the smaller machine,but was trying to spend less money. By the time I add a snowblower and small mid mower the Kabota is over $4000.00 less expensive. Sure like the CT122, hard to decide. Everybody's tractors seem to cost a fortune to me. Tried to grind the Bobcat dealer hard and he wouldn't go lower.