kubota finance for landpride implements

[shrekbelly]

after a mind numbing trip to my local tractor supply co/TSC (they could have cared less if i was a customer looking for multiple king kutter attachements) plus their atachments were all weather ravaged and beat . . . so am about to go back to my local friendly kubota dealer.
am i able to purchase landpride implements on their(KUBOTA'S) 0% x36 month program? i purchased my bx850 12/31/07 and it was delivered, (i think, in early april of '08 . . . sickness/injuries
i'm not sure how to read their promotional finance page. thanks your your replys. shrekbelly

 

[fluffyone]

TSC has really gone down in service and quality! When they were growing it was a nice store anywhere you went. but now that they are the big boys they dont care any more. But some smaller companies are nipping at their heels, be interesting to watch.

their stock has also gone down...

 

[peterc38]

My understanding is that you can just finance the Landpride implements through a Kubota dealer. I would call the dealer and ask.

 

[CHDinCT]

When I bought my BX1850 last June, I could have financed any Landpride implements through Kubota as part of the tractor purchase. I did not ask, but I don't think you can use Kubota finance for a subsequent purchase of any Landpride implements. To my knowledge, they are two separate companies and KCC is not in the business of financing Landpride implements except as a means to secure a sale of one of their tractors. Well, that's my understanding anyway.

For me, the cost of the Landpride rake vs the little use I'd put it to led me to go with a TSC Farm Force 5' rake, rust spots and all.

 

[DWW68]

When I bought my BX1850 last June, I could have financed any Landpride implements through Kubota as part of the tractor purchase. I did not ask, but I don't think you can use Kubota finance for a subsequent purchase of any Landpride implements. To my knowledge, they are two separate companies and KCC is not in the business of financing Landpride implements except as a means to secure a sale of one of their tractors. Well, that's my understanding anyway.

For me, the cost of the Landpride rake vs the little use I'd put it to led me to go with a TSC Farm Force 5' rake, rust spots and all.

I think what happens, is the dealer adjusts the price of the tractor to cover the cost of the attachments. KCC does not know that the non Kubota attachment is being financed.

 

[shrekbelly]

guys,
i just sent my dealer an email inquiring about the kubota financing- so the mystery shall be over shortly.

CHDinCT- would have purchased the landscape rake and a 25 gal boom/nozzle sprayer . . . regardless of it's sad condition . . . but got absolutly nowhere with the mgr. truthfully, i had mentioned the 25% off clearance . . . however, i came to realized that i was from a different solar system than his, and he was unaware of sales in other states (like yours). i learned my lesson with that store.
the better news is that i will probably hire an expert bobcat operator ( i know one!) to work my property for an hours or so . . . and not buy a landscape rake, and come out ahead of the game
i'll let you know what my dealer says . . . robert a. a.k.a. shrekbelly

 

[peterc38]

I think what happens, is the dealer adjusts the price of the tractor to cover the cost of the attachments. KCC does not know that the non Kubota attachment is being financed.

I doubt that, It is on the Kubota website that "Kubota performance matched Landpride implements" can be financed.

Kubota Tractor Corporation - Promotional Rates

 

[thavil]

I think what happens, is the dealer adjusts the price of the tractor to cover the cost of the attachments. KCC does not know that the non Kubota attachment is being financed.

This is what my salesman did for me. I wanted the post hole digger during my purchase and he said he had hide the charges in the sale of the tractor. Not sure if it was because I bought a Leinbach versus a Landpride.

 

[LottaBotaFun]

I financed all of my Landpride implements with my Tractor through Kubota financial in June.