Ordering 3520 have a question

[Phunge]

I also ordered the 4in1 for my 3520, still waiting for it to come in. It does look identical to the bradco, I wonder if they OEM it for frontier?

 

[BlackRaptor]

Anyone able to get the JD configurator to let them add attachments?
I'm trying to totally build out my tractor so i have something as a reference when my quote comes back. I can build out the tractor but when i click add attachments it goes to a white screen and wont go farther.

Wanted to see what the MSRP is for the 3520 can MMM 300CX loader.

 

[meburdick]

With regard to bucket size... You have to give consideration to what its use(s) will be, and you may find that two different sizes are appropriate. If you will be carrying material, larger buckets hold more and speed up moving piles from point A to point B. If you're digging below grade, smaller buckets work better.

For forks, look at the Artillian products. I have a set of them with 42" tines and I use them ALL the time. They're designed specifically for the JDQA system and will fit the 300cx loader just fine. They're completely overbuilt and yet, extremely light weight.

Artillian Tractor Attachments - I love my forks and Chris is an excellent person to do business with.

 

[Zebrafive]

Anyone able to get the JD configurator to let them add attachments?
I'm trying to totally build out my tractor so i have something as a reference when my quote comes back. I can build out the tractor but when i click add attachments it goes to a white screen and wont go farther.

Wanted to see what the MSRP is for the 3520 can MMM 300CX loader.

MMM = 72D Iron7 Auto connect $3999, minus Autoconnect -$1231
300CX $4890 with hood guard and 61" bucket. Deluxe Hood guard + $261. Delete Hood Guard -$207 There were many other bucket options, plus other options (SS attach) etc. LMK if you have specific bucket size, type (HD, high volume) you want priced. Bucket delete was $679, then you could customise with a different bucket or even buy two buckets.

 

[BlackRaptor]

Thanks for that info so i'm looking at MSRP of
Tractor Cab larger R4's $31,631
Mower $4000
300CX $4890
Total MSRP = $40,521 Now we'll see how much they carve off MSRP.

 

[shortthrow50]

Thanks for that info so i'm looking at MSRP of
Tractor Cab larger R4's $31,631
Mower $4000
300CX $4890
Total MSRP = $40,521 Now we'll see how much they carve off MSRP.

expect around 12-15 percent. I got 18 percent off with an agriculture discount. Then you have to go back and figure in sales tax if your state has that. ^ percent here.
Do you have to pay tax?

 

[BlackRaptor]

No it's for farm use so no tax. Well the MMM is taxed but the tractor it's self is not.
So i take it accept no less than 12% off MSRP?

 

[meburdick]

Are you financing? If so, what rate are you getting? And for what length of time? Most times, to get the best discount, you have to pay cash up front or get hurt with high interest rates on a loan.

 

[BlackRaptor]

50/50 cash loan.
going to do the 0%

 

[CinderSchnauzer]

50/50 cash loan.
going to do the 0%

If the price does not change significantly in order to access the 0% finance, I'd suggest you consider 100% - or as close as possible - finance @ 0% and use the $20K you were going to put down in some more productive manner. For example, pay down your mortgage, invest in a GIC.