Price Check Price Check On A TC29, 9X3

[Kodiak]

Since this forum tends to get flooded with request for Class II Boomers, mostly those D models with hydros. I have tried to refrain from jumping in, but curiosity has gotten the best of me. And I'm sure there are others out there who might be more interested in a good old fashioned gear tranny, instead of these newer high falutin boring hydros.
Actually this is a message for Spencer200, but others may find this of interest also. Several weeks ago I signed the contract for a (new) New Holland TC29,9x3, gear tranny, live PTO. This particular tractor was already was equipped with a deluxe 3PT, folding ROPS and loaded R4's. All this for $12975. Also included in the deal was a Woods 1012 loader with the 66" HD bucket, for $2500. And a Woods 7500 backhoe with a 12" bucket for $5500. For a total of $20975, not including tax. This also included the dealer prep and I assume his shipping cost to western Washington. Delivery is still pending the arrival of the loader from Woods.
So tell me did I do good, on both the tractor, and the Woods Equipment? What would both the dealer and the list price normally be for this tractor?
Thankyou

 

[HolcombRock]

I got a quote this Saturday on a tractor outfitted as you described absent the folding ROPS of $12,700.

I live in central Virginia.

Based on my limited research, the tractor appeared to be a good value.

 

[mswanson]

I have a simillar setup except I got the NH loader and backhoe instead of the Woods and I got the TC33D. As a point of comparison, TC33D with block heater, rear wheel weights, 1 extra remote, platform steps, free 50 hr service, bolt on cutting edge and NH7308 loader with 68'' hd bucket was 18,000 and NH757 backhoe for another 5,000.