TractorTidy
Gold Member
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2011
- Messages
- 277
- Location
- Midwest
- Tractor
- Kioti CK3510SE cab, Kioti CK30, various other tractors, JD 4000, JD 2510, JDX475, JDX720, TX Gator
Get things back in check here. Too much going back and forth. The price from your original dealer at @ 32,700 w/ the backhoe is a fair and accurate price. I would sell the combination for the same price but may vary on sale tax %. So he is right on. And he is not getting rich on you, it is fair on both sides.
As far as the Kubota L4400, you are not comparing apples to apples. That is not a comparable tractor to the DK series. The Grand L series is more comparable and the DK will still out spec. it. The L series is comparable to the DS series w/ the exception of hydro.. You don't have the features and heaviness or lift cap. that you would on the DK. So in your comparisons, please be fair by going apples to apples as much as you can. Yes the L4400 will be less, but a Grand L 4240 or 3940 most likely will not. Could be $2,500 and higher difference.
Everybody on here has an opinion mostly based on what they own not neccesarilly on real facts, you know the old saying about opinions!, but if you talk to dealers and people knowlegeble, you'll get better info. and can make an informed decision. Most dealers aren't out to get you, they are just trying to help you get what is best for you. Just separate the chaff from the fodder.
As far as the Kubota L4400, you are not comparing apples to apples. That is not a comparable tractor to the DK series. The Grand L series is more comparable and the DK will still out spec. it. The L series is comparable to the DS series w/ the exception of hydro.. You don't have the features and heaviness or lift cap. that you would on the DK. So in your comparisons, please be fair by going apples to apples as much as you can. Yes the L4400 will be less, but a Grand L 4240 or 3940 most likely will not. Could be $2,500 and higher difference.
Everybody on here has an opinion mostly based on what they own not neccesarilly on real facts, you know the old saying about opinions!, but if you talk to dealers and people knowlegeble, you'll get better info. and can make an informed decision. Most dealers aren't out to get you, they are just trying to help you get what is best for you. Just separate the chaff from the fodder.