NX4510 HSTC Pricing

[MinnesotaEric]

Thanks Malibu 496.
That is a very good price.
Though RockyNY seems to also be in the range, with my non-cab quotes of $26,500 - $27,500 + $5,000.
Good tractor, I am looking at re-joining the pack within the next couple of months myself, (thus the current price quotes).
Good luck!

Sounds like RockyNY should shop for a sweeter deal on '14 unless unless there is something in the package we're not hearing about like the cab has all options and three remote valves.

Exchange rate wise, the average US dollar has fallen in value against the South Korean Won (SKW) over the last three years in the fall when companies tend to set pricing for the year and so this year things are a little more expensive.

USDKRW=X: Summary for USD/KRW- Yahoo! Finance

 

[RockyNY]

Well I just talked to a salesman for the next closest dealer, he quoted a preliminary price of $39,000 for tractor & loader before discounts. He was at a show and didn't have the full pricing info so he'll be sending me a detailed quote tonight.

 

[RockyNY]

So here's some more pricing info from the last dealer I talked to. Bare tractor & cab with R4's is $35,350, loader is $5,796, freight & prep charge of $1,500 brings total to $42,647. After a $4,100 dealer discount and $3000 Kioti rebate, the total OTD would be $35,532. This is the cash price without financing. This is making the closer dealer look better.

If the first dealer gives me a good enough trade in deal, I'll probably have them order one. It's pretty much down to Kioti or another Mahindra, Kubota is ruled out because their Grand L series has a single pedal HST control, which won't work for me, Case/NH loader capacities are pathetically low unless you move up to a bigger tractor and a lot more $$, JD is too expensive, I haven't priced a Massey 1749 yet, but I suspect it will be significantly higher than the Kioti.

 

[Strike1905]

Being a prior, (very happy), DK45 HST open platform order I have been looking to pick up one of the remaining DKsHST with 401 Loader, (45, 50, 55), but have been keeping an open mind on alternatives in that range.

So yesterday I went to the MF dealer near our place and priced the 2615, (49 HP).
What I was told was that the MF w/FEL, 8x2 Synchro-shuttle, no rear remotes, no filled tires, was just over $30K with no wiggle room.

Did not like the operator station, was too basic, and open.
What I mean by open was that if I was to drop a bolt or tool, (which I am want to do), it seemed like there was more opportunity in the MF for it to bounce out/fall to the ground, than the Kioti.
Also, no rear box to keep those bolts/tools in.

I have been talking with one Kioti dealer, (who is a distance aways, approximately $1,200 in shipping), that can get me a DK50HST/401, two sets of rear remotes, pallet forks, Rhino 172 rotary cutter w/slip clutch, filled tires and delivery for the same price.

So I can say I did check out the comparable MF and feel that I can get a far better deal, (and tractor), going with the "other orange."
Plus I am comfortable with the quality/capability of the tractor and my prior experience of working on the DK was positive.

I am hoping that my next post is confirmation of me rejoining the pack.

 

[Threepoint]

So here's some more pricing info from the last dealer I talked to. Bare tractor & cab with R4's is $35,350, loader is $5,796, freight & prep charge of $1,500 brings total to $42,647. After a $4,100 dealer discount and $3000 Kioti rebate, the total OTD would be $35,532. This is the cash price without financing. This is making the closer dealer look better.

If the first dealer gives me a good enough trade in deal, I'll probably have them order one. It's pretty much down to Kioti or another Mahindra, Kubota is ruled out because their Grand L series has a single pedal HST control, which won't work for me, Case/NH loader capacities are pathetically low unless you move up to a bigger tractor and a lot more $$, JD is too expensive, I haven't priced a Massey 1749 yet, but I suspect it will be significantly higher than the Kioti.

RockyNY, the first deal from the closer dealer looked pretty good to me from the git go, and more so in light of Eric's point. However, I would ask your dealer if he would be willing to throw in, or at least add at his cost of materials, a few extras that you will be very glad you have: (1) Two sets of rear remotes (usually $250 each, he can probably do it for $150 each), (2) a rear windshield wiper (around $100 - $150), and (3) two 5/16" grab hooks (which will handle both 3/8" and 5/16" chain), welded onto the bucket on the flat reinforcing tabs just forward of the FEL arms.

If he'll throw in the extras, I'd jump at that deal. But if he'll only do some, or even just the grab hooks, I'd still go with it and pay outright for the others. JMO.

 

[RockyNY]

Spoke to a third dealer today, they again didn't have a NX4510 HST Cab in stock, and they quoted me 36,300 with 0%/60mos, or $33,300 cash/3rd party financing. But they do have an NX5010 HST cab in stock, $37,860 with 0% or $34,860 cash. I'm still waiting for someone from the first dealer (as well as the closest) to come give me a trade-in value on my Mahindra. I am going to get a price from them on a NX5010 as well, if it's only $1500 more that seems like a no-brainer. Next week I will be stopping at the Mahindra dealer where I originally purchased my tractor, to see what they have in stock. I really like the tech that the Kioti NX series features, like pedal linked throttle. I don't think Mahindra offers that yet on any models.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Spoke to a third dealer today, they again didn't have a NX4510 HST Cab in stock, and they quoted me 36,300 with 0%/60mos, or $33,300 cash/3rd party financing. But they do have an NX5010 HST cab in stock, $37,860 with 0% or $34,860 cash. I'm still waiting for someone from the first dealer (as well as the closest) to come give me a trade-in value on my Mahindra. I am going to get a price from them on a NX5010 as well, if it's only $1500 more that seems like a no-brainer. Next week I will be stopping at the Mahindra dealer where I originally purchased my tractor, to see what they have in stock. I really like the tech that the Kioti NX series features, like pedal linked throttle. I don't think Mahindra offers that yet on any models.

Good luck, Rocky. Whatever you get, it'll be a really nice tractor!

 

[RockyNY]

Well it's looking more and more like Kioti will be what I end up with. Got a quote back from John Deere for a 4044r, it's $5500 more than a NX4510 at my local dealer and $3000 more than Massey. I had them figure in a rear remote, which added $1000 to the bill! (No hydraulic connections standard). And it doesn't even come with side mirrors. I've pretty much decided to sell my Mahindra outright rather than trade it. That opens up more options as far as expanding my search range. A TBN member generously offered to haul a tractor for me from his area, for a competitive rate. So I called a dealer there (Michigan) and got prices of $33,350 for a NX4510CH, or $37,550 for a NX6010CH. (These are finance prices, $3000 rebate if paying cash) So I could literally buy a 60hp tractor for $4400 less than the JD 4044. I am seriously considering this, I don't currently need the extra horsepower but down the road I might. I plan to see if my local dealer would at least meet me somewhere in the middle.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Well it's looking more and more like Kioti will be what I end up with. Got a quote back from John Deere for a 4044r, it's $5500 more than a NX4510 at my local dealer and $3000 more than Massey. I had them figure in a rear remote, which added $1000 to the bill! (No hydraulic connections standard). And it doesn't even come with side mirrors. I've pretty much decided to sell my Mahindra outright rather than trade it. That opens up more options as far as expanding my search range. A TBN member generously offered to haul a tractor for me from his area, for a competitive rate. So I called a dealer there (Michigan) and got prices of $33,350 for a NX4510CH, or $37,550 for a NX6010CH. (These are finance prices, $3000 rebate if paying cash) So I could literally buy a 60hp tractor for $4400 less than the JD 4044. I am seriously considering this, I don't currently need the extra horsepower but down the road I might. I plan to see if my local dealer would at least meet me somewhere in the middle.

If you get the NX6010, we'll have to come up with a secret handshake.

 

[RockyNY]

If you get the NX6010, we'll have to come up with a secret handshake.

Haha. It's going to be a tough decision. Since I don't have an immediate need for HP, the noticeable benefits would be larger rear tires (I could gain close to 200lbs additional weight with RimGuard), I could push a wider snow blade, gain 2 inches of ground clearance and a bit more top speed. I'm hoping to save up enough to purchase some rural property within the next 5 years, if that were to be realized I'd be all set to easily run a rotary cutter and tiller, or even bale my own hay. Hmm.