Kubota BH75 Hoe

[Jw5875]

O.K. O.K. , now that replies have been made as to $$$ for the unit, can some one please give info the 2nd question i.e. upgrade/retrofit from Kubota?


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jw5875

 

[Crash101]

The dealer will probably sell the backhoe, attachment hardware and bucket for around $7000. There is little markup and selling an add-on for much less than that figure is unlikely. There are however additional costs involved. Shipping of the backhoe, bucket and brackets is expensive. Installation will be probably 3 hours or so, at what, $60-80/hr? Tax on the whole thing will be hundreds. When it's all over you will receive enough change from your 80 $100 bills to take you and your spouse to dinner a couple times.
Normally around $6600 would be a fair price for the unit added as an option, but after the sale costs are a different story. I think mine came to a little over $7700 after Mississippi's 7% sales tax.
The new models are designated BH75A and will be reflected on the data plate as such. I don't think there are any 75's left out there. It would be a good idea to be sure though. From my own research, your $7300 (plus tax) seems to be a good price.

 

[swampvol]

I was quoted $6950.00 for the 75, which they have in stock, and $6850.00 for the woods 80 which they have to order. Both prices included install.

Now, I just need to get the $ for it.

 

[Crash101]

JW5875
I looked at my records for the BH 75A backhoe and 16 inch bucket purchase. It was $7605 out the door including shipping, installation and the dreaded sales tax. I mentioned earlier that it was a little over $7700 when in actuality it was a little over $7600. Sorry for the mistake.

 

[justcountry]

Hi I have a bh90 on my 3130 , I'm not aware of any cylinder problems, what were they?

 

[Elliott Wave]

The new models are designated BH75A and will be reflected on the data plate as such. I don't think there are any 75's left out there. It would be a good idea to be sure though. From my own research, your $7300 (plus tax) seems to be a good price.

I was looking at a tractor that had a BH75 on it and I asked if this was the BH75A. I did not see the data plate, just the lettering on the dipper that said BH75. The salesman did not know and was not aware of BH75A. I let it go because I am leaning toward the Woods BH80X. However, I am curious if this is something the salesman should have been able to answer?