Getting ready to pull the plug and shopping around for a 1025R

[Gutsploder]

I think I can do better
Thoughts?

 

[Peter 315]

Did you get prices from any other JD dealers ?

 

[Gutsploder]

Did you get prices from any other JD dealers ?

Currently working on that. Luckily I live an hour away from Oregon. They don't have sales tax

 

[dalola]

Not sure what the market is like in WA, but here in central Ohio you'd be $4-5K too high for a 1025R/mmm.

Lot's of competition here, maybe not so much there.

 

[Peter 315]

Currently working on that. Luckily I live an hour away from Oregon. They don't have sales tax

That's good 1400.00 savings so far ...

 

[Gutsploder]

Not sure what the market is like in WA, but here in central Ohio you'd be $4-5K too high for a 1025R/mmm.

Lot's of competition here, maybe not so much there.

that's a bit of a drive. Lol. But maybe worth it

 

[Peter 315]

that's a bit of a drive. Lol. But maybe worth it

If you can save another 1k or more on the tractor, road trip

 

[mercdv]

Does the price of the 1025R include any extra options you added? Kind of hard to tell without knowing what options you selected on the 1025R. If that is just the base 1025R with the MMM, you should be able to do a lot better. I just don't know about your area but around here you can get a MUCH better price (assuming that is the base 1025R).

 

[RalphVa]

I don't know whether it helps. In July, 2015 the 1025R was $12,440


Ralph

 

[Squidbait]

Hello Gutsploder,

http://https://www.deere.com/en/tractors/utility-tractors/1-family-sub-compact-utility-tractors/1025r-sub-compact-utility-tractor/

This is from John Deere's Website. You will see the price of the 1025R on the right. I don't know if dealers can actually ask a higher price for a particular model than the price the company sets for it. But I guess you could use this as a guideline.

I have a 2018 1025R with front loader and 60" MMM for less than the price you had quoted to you for just the tractor and MMM.