Price Check JD 3120 Price Check

[cart99]

3120 4WD eHydro
300CX Loader
Mid PTO
R4 tires (rear filled)
Dual Mid/Single Rear SCV
$19,850 + $300 Freight = $20,150

Price does NOT include tax.
Northern VA

Considering someone else's post that seemed to have a lower price for a similarly equiped 3320, this seems high to me.

 

[beenthere]

That is about the same price as I paid for my Deere 4300 in 1999, sans the rear SCV.

Looks reasonable to me. But if you can get the 3320 for the same price, that would be better. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[steveinmo]

That's within a few $$ of what I paid for my 3320 a month ago. Same options except without loaded tires.

Steve

 

[cruzr]

I priced a 3120, 4WD, ehydro, 300cx, R4 tires, no additional scv's. Price was $19150. He was not the lowest dealer, but has a very good reputation. Sales are down in my area, and dealers are willing to deal. Shop around. Hope this helped and good luck in your search.

 

[poconoJD]

For my 3320 with everything you listed plus 448BH with HD buckets for both BH and Loader, and toothbar, was $29,000.

 

[Haneyrm]

Got a price today on a 3120 with R-3's, hydro, mid PTO, no rear SCV. Price before tax was $15,512. 300CX adds an additional $3557. Seems like a reasonable deal as far as I can tell. Your price may be a little high but sounds like it is in the ballpark.

Mike

 

[BobCurry]

Paid about that for my 3320 w/300cx loader. Get the larger, non-turbo motor on the 3320.

Bob

 

[crazylare1]

cart99 hey there, i priced out a 3120 with a 300x fel, 447bh, and a 6ft. frontier bb. total for the tractor w/attachments, $26,000 even. i then priced and purchased a 3320 w/ a 300cx fel, a 448bh, and a 60" frontier box blade, i also added the 3rd rear svc kit, aux. frt. and rear lighting kit with brush guards, deluxe hood and grill guard, loaded tires frt. and rear, i match 3pt quick hitch, 61" heavy duty frt. bucket, and 24" heavy duty bh bucket. total price $28,440 mind you i don't have to pay sales tax so if you do you have to add that in. i hope this helps you out some. have a great time while shopping for your new tractor and enjoy it when you get it. i think that my new one will be here anyday now!!! can't hardly wait!! larry
also forgot to say that both tractors had ehydro

 

[JasonMac]

Seriously, I would look around quite a bit more before you settle. I think that is a little high myself. But for real, if you can swing it, buy a little more than you really think you need, because in the end you won't regret it. If it were me I would definatly try for the 3320. It will have a much better resale value in the end, trust me. Because most people now want a tractor that is over the 30hp mark, because that is what the majority of people are buying for this class of tractor. When you are making payments, it adds to very little per month for the advantage in Horsepower, and for a wider audience when it comes time to sell...

 

[Garrabo]

I think the 3120 rocks. no problems with power. It stomps up hills.