Price Check Kubota B7100 HST - selling soon - looking for price & listing advice

[Buddy123]

I am preparing my 1994 Kubota B7100 HST for sale (within the next few weeks). I am the original owner and have taken good care of it. It has complete documentation, original bill of sale, owners manual, illustrated parts list, Kubota Work Shop manual, maintenance history. Most maintenance done on or before recommended intervals. Run hours - 900. Mostly used to move small amounts of material using a slip scoop and snow plowing. I repainted areas that showed the most wear - wheels, ROPS, footboards. No attachments. Other than a new high back seat, it is all original. I was going to ask $6500. I know this is on the high side, but this is not the average 25 year old B7100. It looks good, complete documentation, starts and runs great.

Questions-

1. Is there a site particularly site suited for listing a 25 year old tractor in good condition?

2. How do I find buyers that are willing to pay a little more for a tractor in above average condition?

I will post pictures when I get tractor back together. It's been slightly disassembled for painting and maintenance.

Thanks

 

[/pine]

I am preparing my 1994 Kubota B7100 HST for sale (within the next few weeks). I am the original owner and have taken good care of it. It has complete documentation, original bill of sale, owners manual, illustrated parts list, Kubota Work Shop manual, maintenance history. Most maintenance done on or before recommended intervals. Run hours - 900. Mostly used to move small amounts of material using a slip scoop and snow plowing. I repainted areas that showed the most wear - wheels, ROPS, footboards. No attachments. Other than a new high back seat, it is all original. I was going to ask $6500. I know this is on the high side, but this is not the average 25 year old B7100. It looks good, complete documentation, starts and runs great.

Questions-

1. Is there a site particularly site suited for listing a 25 year old tractor in good condition?

2. How do I find buyers that are willing to pay a little more for a tractor in above average condition?

I will post pictures when I get tractor back together. It's been slightly disassembled for painting and maintenance.

Thanks

In my opinion if the tractor has front end loader that is a fair price...without a loader it is high priced and you may have to wait for the right buyer...

 

[Thomas]

Try tractorhouse.com to get an idea of price.

 

[ericm979]

Price varies depending on the area.

I sold mine with loader, box blade and rotary cutter for $7500 two years ago. It was not in as good condition and probably had more hours (I got it used with a broken hour meter). I could have sold it for a little more if I'd tried harder. I got nothing but flakes and low ballers on craigslist. I sold it on a local mountain area mailing list.

Tractors are expensive here and decent used ones are rare.

 

[ackmac]

ok so what did you pay for this new? Does it have a bucket on it?