price check BX2350

[miker2702]

local place has a bx2350 60" mmm right at 100 hours looks better
than the ones which have been sitting outside. deck only small
scratch or two. new loader for $10200.00 still has warranty until
late 2009. any thoughts?

 

[KeithInSpace]

Whereabouts is this? Pricing can be a little regional sometimes.

First blush is that it is a good deal...not bad, to be sure with the 60" deck. Is it a Kubota loader or an aftermarket? That would make a difference to me...the pricing would be consistent with a Kubota loader...I'd probably ding it a little if it had a Woods or Bush Hog FEL.

If the loader is brand new and was originally delivered with the machine and never used, I'd say that the 100 hours would be mowing or something not particularly harmful/stressful to the machine. That would make the price appear that much better.

It would certainly be worth looking at if it were me.

 

[miker2702]

never had a loader. price is with kubota loader.
if the 3 point has been used i cant really tell it.
deck has only a few minor scratches.

 

[LBrown59]

local place has a bx2350 60" mmm right at 100 hours looks better
than the ones which have been sitting outside. deck only small
scratch or two. new loader for $10200.00 still has warranty until
late 2009. any thoughts?

What do you have in mind to do with it?
What projects would it be for?
The price sounds good but that could depend on what your plans are.

 

[miker2702]

mow, garden, light yard work scrape driveway, move utility railer,
along these lines.

 

[fish6942]

The BX2350 is still a current model. Get a quote from your local Kubota dealer on a new machine with the same options. Then you can decide whether the $10,200 is a good price. Also consider tax implications between used and new.

When I was shopping, a used one year old tractor would typically be priced within $2,000 of the new price. To me that wasn't enough to justify going used over new.

 

[miker2702]

i said yesterday let me go home and thank about it.
should have said yes then another guy must have
bought it after closing time. oh well look at the bright
side i saved 10 grand or so. this one looked better than the new
ones that had been sitting on thier lot.

 

[LBrown59]

i said yesterday let me go home and thank about it.
should have said yes then another guy must have
bought it after closing time. oh well look at the bright
side i saved 10 grand or so. this one looked better than the new
ones that had been sitting on thier lot.

When I bought my BX23 you could buy a new BX2230 with FEL and 60'' MMM for $11700.
I paid an additional. $3800 and took the BX23 because I wanted the Back Hoe.
Massey has 60 month o percent financing

 

[miker2702]

i should have looked more at the masseys maybe? i need to save
some more cash i guess i hate for $1500.00 or so to be a deal breaker
but it is at this time.(between a new one) local dealer bx2350 with
loader new can be had at 11700 im not sure if they add more
freight or any other add ons?

 

[LBrown59]

i should have looked more at the masseys maybe? i need to save
some more cash i guess*i hate for $1500.00 or so to be a deal breaker
but it is at this time.(between a new one) local dealer bx2350 with
loader new can be had at 11700 im not sure if they add more
freight or any other add ons?

When you consider the finance charges on both the new and used.
The used tractor actually cost $642 more than the new tractor.