Price Check Kubota b7200 pricing

[drmlc]

I'm looking at buying a b7200 from a local person, it has 900 hours, but looks to have been well cared for. The engine shows no signs of leaking, there is no smoke blow by and it started up in 20 degree weather without a problem. The transmission doesnt have any problems and he's including a 5' finish mower and a 5' rear blade. He used it for 8 months mowing for the city and they told him they arent hiring seasonal help this year and he's expecting another kid so he's just looking to get rid of it. He's asking 3500, does that seem like a fair price?

btw
I'm new here, hi

Dave

 

[psdx]

You didn't say where you were located, but if the tires are ok and the mower deck operates ok, it sounds like a real fair deal to me.

 

[drmlc]

You didn't say where you were located, but if the tires are ok and the mower deck operates ok, it sounds like a real fair deal to me.

Sorry about that, I'm in MO. The tractor is a 1983 17HP. The mower works fine and he said he bought the mower and blade new when he got the tractor.

 

[Thomas]

Helloooo and welcome to TBN Dave.
Would that be HST or Gear tranny?
Will the owner let you take it for spin so you can test the brakes,also check the steering...also try and get feel if the rear hubs aren't worn.

Check this site out for more info on B7200.
TractorData.com - Kubota B7200

 

[WayneB]

Hello Dave,

Welcome to the forum. Not sure what you plan on doing with the (a) tractor? I believe the B-7200 is 18 hp or so. wondering if there is a FEL with the deal or just the mower deck.

I guess the price is okay, but I think it all depends upon what you plan to use it for. If you are doing mowing then it will do the job for you. Adding a front end loader would not be cheap to do.

Just my two cents.

Wayne

 

[drmlc]

I plan to use it to mow about 5 acres and to get a tiller to till my grandmas garden, and possibly buying a PHD when we put a fence up. I dont plan on using a front end loader.

It's not an HST. Yes the owner is willing to let me drive it around. I drove it around a little already, everything seemed to work great. I'm gonna go over again on saturday and drive it around some more. I'm not sure what you mean by get a feel if the rear hubs arent worn.

 

[drmlc]

crud forgot to mention its 4 wheel drive

 

[Thomas]

I'm not sure what you mean by get a feel if the rear hubs arent worn.

Listen for slipping or slight wobble...best notice in high gear 1/4 throttle.

 

[drmlc]

Listen for slipping or slight wobble...best notice in high gear 1/4 throttle.

Thanks for the heads up, I listened and couldn't hear any slipping or wobbling. I'll try and post some pictures soon

 

[WayneB]

Heck go buy it and we will all take it for a ride!

 

[drmlc]

Heck go buy it and we will all take it for a ride!

I'll take that as an endorsement of the price

 

[drmlc]

Here is a picture of the tractor. It needs a muffler but that's the only bad thing i can say about it. I used it to level my grandmas drive way and break up the ice on it yesterday, great machine.

 

[whodat90]

Well, for what it's worth that's what I just sold my 7200 for with a 59" rfm and 4' rear blade.

 

[WayneB]

Here is a picture of the tractor. It needs a muffler but that's the only bad thing i can say about it. I used it to level my grandmas drive way and break up the ice on it yesterday, great machine.

All I can advise you to do is to go out immediately and get a new muffler for the tractor. It is not good to run it without a good one.

 

[parkertrailers]

I recently found this tractor for sale. The hour meter is broken and they aren't sure what year it is. They are wanting $5,000 for it. Any idea what this tractor is worth?

 

[teach]

Parkertrailers,
These are tough little machines, but it is difficult to say without the correct # of hours and the year. IF the tractor has four lug nuts on the front wheels, then it is a late '70's-early '80's tractor. If it has 6 lugs, then it is probably a 1990's model. If the machine has a hydrostatic tranny (essentially an automatic), it is worth more than if it has a standard tranny. Does it come with anything else besides the loader? Depending on the shape it is in, how strong the clutch feels, how well it runs (does it still put out a lot of blue smoke once it is warmed up?), and what region of the country you are in (in the northeast these little machines are hard to find with a loader!), I would ball-park it in the $5,000 range, give or take a little. I know some of this was pretty vague, but without specific info. it is hard to say. Finally, sometimes if you give the serial number, some guys on this site will tell you what model year it is. Good luck whatever you decide.
Teach

 

[parkertrailers]

It looks like it has 6 lug nuts on the front wheels. It has a 4 speed tranny with high and low, no auto, 2 speed PTO. It comes with the loader and scraper. I'm located in Colorado which seems to have higher prices than when I lived in California and Nevada. My dad purchased an older B5100 and scraper with 500 hours for $1500. I offered $3000. That's what it was worth to me. If I'm going to spend more money on a tractor this size I'd rather finance a new one.

 

[mike69440]

B7200 with Loader is at least $5,000 in N.E.