Waterproofer23
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Just curious and seeing if anybody knows what I would ask if I decide to sell my tractor. 2019 cps with 75hours.
Price Check Mt573 selling question
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Avenger
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First off, I wouldn't use those photos. 
What did you pay for it new? Anything done to it, customization wise, repair wise, etc?
Being that its so close to new, you can expect a drop in price from what you paid, but not by a horrible amount. But that depends on whats been done to it. Some things bring more value, while other things drastically decrease its value. For example, I would expect to ask a few hundred more for my tractor since it has loaded tires. But certain repairs or customizations like shotty electrical work or... who knows... could mean a decrease in price.
Thats just an example.
Why are you selling?
Different reasons for selling it will bring different prices. I missed out on a used tractor (when I was shopping for it) because the seller was selling cheap due to divorce. Someone came in just after me, while I was getting my financial ducks in rows, and offered more. We are talking like an hour after I shook the dudes hand. Motivated sellers, motivated buyers. If you're not motivated - wanting to sell it for an upgrade for example, you may price it slightly above market to maximize its value.
What did you pay for it new? Anything done to it, customization wise, repair wise, etc?
Being that its so close to new, you can expect a drop in price from what you paid, but not by a horrible amount. But that depends on whats been done to it. Some things bring more value, while other things drastically decrease its value. For example, I would expect to ask a few hundred more for my tractor since it has loaded tires. But certain repairs or customizations like shotty electrical work or... who knows... could mean a decrease in price.
Thats just an example.
Why are you selling?
Different reasons for selling it will bring different prices. I missed out on a used tractor (when I was shopping for it) because the seller was selling cheap due to divorce. Someone came in just after me, while I was getting my financial ducks in rows, and offered more. We are talking like an hour after I shook the dudes hand. Motivated sellers, motivated buyers. If you're not motivated - wanting to sell it for an upgrade for example, you may price it slightly above market to maximize its value.
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Waterproofer23
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Tractor has had no issues, added a buddy seat. Had 50 hour service done. Don’t even know if I’m going to sell it, hence why It’s not posted for sale. Just curious what it’d bring if I did decide to sell. And upsize would be the reason for selling. Tractors dirty right now I’d never use those pictures trying to sell. I just walked by it this morning and thought I’d snap 2 pics and make a post and get some opinions. If it’s a tremendous hit I’d take them I’ll keep it and add another tractor. I paid 45k out the door brand new.
Avenger
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Gotcha. If I were in your area, and in the market for that tractor, sight unseen, I'd probably offer $32K and let you beat me up. We'd probably end up around 38-40K. But thats me, and I am not everyone. Depends on your buyer. I'd list it for 40K and see what happens. If you dont get bites, lower your price.
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Waterproofer23
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If I could get 40 I’d for sure let her go lol
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I bought a 2020 MT573CPS from a dealer last fall with 103hrs on it. Came with 3rd function hydraulics on loader and buddy seat. I paid $42k. As it was still "new" and bought from a dealer I get full warranty. It was there "demo" tractor.
Id imagine that warranty is somewhat valuable. Any idea if yours would transfer to the new owner? If so - that would definitely help you recoup some of your investment.
IF the warranty transferred - I agree with the above, between 38 and 40.
IF not.....you may take a slightly bigger hit. Probably in that 36 to 38.
Id imagine that warranty is somewhat valuable. Any idea if yours would transfer to the new owner? If so - that would definitely help you recoup some of your investment.
IF the warranty transferred - I agree with the above, between 38 and 40.
IF not.....you may take a slightly bigger hit. Probably in that 36 to 38.
