Price Check Price for B2920 in New England area? or other B series...

[mbkubota]

What have people payed recently in ME and NH? I'm looking at the 2920 now, but would be interested in other B series. I've been quoted 16,700, 16,800, and 16,900 at two Maine and one NH dealer for tractor and loader. Any dealer suggestions would be welcome as well.

Thanks for your help!

 

[s219]

Paid $15400 for tractor and front loader in December, though it was a bit further south in Virginia.

 

[namesray]

"interested in other b series"

i am not that far north, but live in north pa. looked at a b3300su (just a bit bigger then the b2920) and price is $16,280 plus the taxes and other fees. this price includes the tractor with fel, tires loaded, and chain hooks on the bucket.

 

[mbkubota]

Thanks for the info!

 

[mbkubota]

Paid $15400 for tractor and front loader in December, though it was a bit further south in Virginia.

Was that the price after the 1,000 rebate or with 0% financing?

 

[marxman]

Those quotes for a B2920 seem about right. I think I was quoted in the 16k range a few weeks ago in NH. I was also quoted $17800 for a B3200 which sealed my decision.

 

[mbkubota]

Those quotes for a B2920 seem about right. I think I was quoted in the 16k range a few weeks ago in NH. I was also quoted $17800 for a B3200 which sealed my decision.

Thanks. Which dealer? Was it low 16s?

 

[s219]

Was that the price after the 1,000 rebate or with 0% financing?

I paid cash, but don't think the rebate was as high as $1000 back then -- maybe more like $500 or $700.

 

[marxman]

Thanks. Which dealer? Was it low 16s?

MB Tractor
Yes i believe it was the low 16s. I would confirm but I threw the quote papers I got away when I ordered the 3200

 

[s219]

Those quotes for a B2920 seem about right. I think I was quoted in the 16k range a few weeks ago in NH. I was also quoted $17800 for a B3200 which sealed my decision.

There is a tempting jump between the 2920 and 3200, which gives a lot more capability for not too much more money, and I agonized over that quite a bit. Turns out that the 2920 engine is a lot smoother (it's a 3-cyl versus 4-cyl on the 3200) and that swayed me to stick with the 2920.

Tractor size factored in as well, since the 2920 seemed big enough as it was, with the 3200 even bigger. But that was just because I was used to my little Deere. Now that I have lived with the 2920 for a few months it seems a lot smaller, so that 3200 probably would have been fine.

The jump from 2620 to 2920 to 3200 definitely takes some consideration. If a buyer is not careful, it would be easy to keep on going into an L series ..... :laughing: