Price Check John Deere 3250 with FEL pricing
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Gary Fowler
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Check Tractorhouse.com for asking prices. They may or may not sell for those prices listed, but it may give you an idea. From what I have seen, most used prices tend to be nearly as much as new. That is just my observation, you may get a much better deal if you are a good negotiator and the seller is in a bind.
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Suggest getting accurate knowledge of all installed options on the unit you are considering, also Year will make a difference. Then suggest going to the JD site and do a "Build Your Own" Take particular note, the price can vary by several thousand $$$ depending on options configuration.
Without knowing the Year, Options and Condition, it's pretty difficult for others to offer opinion on fair pricing.
Without knowing the Year, Options and Condition, it's pretty difficult for others to offer opinion on fair pricing.
Gary Fowler
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Did you possible reverse the numbers on this and really mean 3520. I couldnt find any info on a 3250. 3520's are listing as low as $17,500 up to 24K for some areas on tractorhouse.com.
Duuuuh, My bad I mixed up the numbers, you are right it's a 3520 and found a bunch of those on the net with pricing. Can figure it out now. Thanks
Spudland_Dave
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While Tractorhouse will get you to the Ballpark, it wont get you into the game.... IMO, LOCATION has more to do with pricing then anything else. (all things being equal as far as machine setup, attachments, etc).
thespaugh
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$17,000 is what I paid on 10/11/08. I picked up my used 2006 3520 with 110hrs, ehydro, 300cx loader, and the "standard bucket". Bought it from a dealer but I did it in Oregon so I paid no sales tax.
Previous owner traded it in for a 4x20.
I made sure to remind the sales guy about the economy, stock market, and how "luxury" items are hard to justify nowadays. I also told him I was seriously considering orange and I could get a new comparable kubota for significantly less.
Previous owner traded it in for a 4x20.
I made sure to remind the sales guy about the economy, stock market, and how "luxury" items are hard to justify nowadays. I also told him I was seriously considering orange and I could get a new comparable kubota for significantly less.
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JD3520Turbo
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I bought a new 2008 3520 in June. Got 0% interest for 42months, so I bought new, but I would say you got a great deal at 17K, for 100 hours. Nice job. How do you like it? I really like mine. Very handy. I have put 44 hours on mine since June.
JD3520, i bought around the same time. Mine is doing pretty well. I got a Cab and I recently put in a radio/CD Player, and I use Sirius Radio via the external input. I am probably going to change the install a bit to make it more of a clean install.
