price check 2004 JD 6320

[EKUgrad]

I'm looking at a 2004 JD 6320, currently no FEL although one will be added, with 2500hrs. They're asking $44,900 or $51,000 with a bush hog loader. Sounds a little high to me -- what are your thoughts? Thanks in advance.

 

[Gator6x4]

$44,900, really??? I don't know that much about a JD 6320 but TractorData.Com says the selling price when new in 2007 was, $40,500.00. TractorData.com John Deere 6320 tractor information. If the TractorData Com information is correct I would say the asking price exceeds the original selling price by several thousand dollars after somone used the unit for (8) years and put 2500 hours on it. A first glance leave one with the impression of buyer beware.

 

[Zebrafive]

Cab or open station? 2wd or 4wd? Syncro trans or PowrReverser with Power Quad? How many rear SCVs, Mid valve and joystick for loader? All of these make BIG difference in price. I would check prices on JD 640 or 673 loader and keep it all John Deere.

Not all the bells and whistles of the 6x20s, my 2006 JD 6415, open station, 4wd, PowrReverser, Power Quad, 2 rear SCVs, Joystick and Mid valve for loader, JD 640 SL loader, 2600 hours was $30,000

 

[ctlguy]

Zebra is right EKU there is just waay to many individual bundle options that may or may not be on this unit that can account for thousands of dollars. The 6k price on a loader would lead me to believe the tractor has mid valves and controls but they could also be using rears which is kind of a pain.

 

[EKUgrad]

Cab, power quad, loader ready with mid valves and joystick already, 2 remotes. Still seems awful high to me, may just go with the new McCormick CX110 for roughly the same price.

 

[Edward. S]

$44,900, really??? I don't know that much about a JD 6320 but TractorData.Com says the selling price when new in 2007 was, $40,500.00. TractorData.com John Deere 6320 tractor information. If the TractorData Com information is correct I would say the asking price exceeds the original selling price by several thousand dollars after somone used the unit for (8) years and put 2500 hours on it. A first glance leave one with the impression of buyer beware.

You can't always trust Tractordata, even thought it may seem like a reliable source. Its like a Wikipedia, even though Tractordata is run by a few guys they're probably not farmers. The real deal is to ask a farmer that knows his stuff, 40,500 for a 6320? Would my 6420 be 45,000 then, Strange because I bought my 6420 new for 70,000. And the dealer would take it for 52,000. Not ripping on you or anything but just pointing out tractordata is not a reliable source. Pricing only and some engine stuff.