Price Check Pricing for 2210
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I did buy my 2210 in MI, I don't have any complaints so far.
I've only put about 20 hrs. on it mostly plowing snow and playing with the fel. It replaced a 20hp simplicity Legacy garden tractor. So comparitively the 2210 feels like a bulldozer. I grew up working on the farm running tractors
up to 150hp. so everything is relative. I did pull my dodge
1 ton pickup up my very steep drive into the garage when
it failed to start this winter at -10F. By the way the tractor
had been outside for 2 days due to another project in the
shop and it fired right up. I was going to buy a 2230 but I'm
6'4" tall and the Kubota felt very cramped and the combo foward/backward pedal seemed akward. I looked at the Case/New Holland machines but the best price I could find was
500 more than the deere. In the end I picked the deere because it was the most comfortable for me, and because of the quick attach bucket. I have a loader mounted snow plow
and I can switch back and forth in about 1 min. I haven't used
the mower but it was attached when I got it and I had it off the tractor in less than 1 min. really. Also the loader will actually pick up about 1000 pounds. This was better than I expected. I just finished making a 600 lb. weight for the 3pt.
I originally figured that with loaded tires and a 200 lb. back blade I would be fine, but it will pick the back tires up. Hope this helps with your search.
It's snowing again and I have 1000 feet of driveway.
Life is good.
I've only put about 20 hrs. on it mostly plowing snow and playing with the fel. It replaced a 20hp simplicity Legacy garden tractor. So comparitively the 2210 feels like a bulldozer. I grew up working on the farm running tractors
up to 150hp. so everything is relative. I did pull my dodge
1 ton pickup up my very steep drive into the garage when
it failed to start this winter at -10F. By the way the tractor
had been outside for 2 days due to another project in the
shop and it fired right up. I was going to buy a 2230 but I'm
6'4" tall and the Kubota felt very cramped and the combo foward/backward pedal seemed akward. I looked at the Case/New Holland machines but the best price I could find was
500 more than the deere. In the end I picked the deere because it was the most comfortable for me, and because of the quick attach bucket. I have a loader mounted snow plow
and I can switch back and forth in about 1 min. I haven't used
the mower but it was attached when I got it and I had it off the tractor in less than 1 min. really. Also the loader will actually pick up about 1000 pounds. This was better than I expected. I just finished making a 600 lb. weight for the 3pt.
I originally figured that with loaded tires and a 200 lb. back blade I would be fine, but it will pick the back tires up. Hope this helps with your search.
It's snowing again and I have 1000 feet of driveway.
Life is good.
DHennet
Bronze Member
For your reference: I just took delivery of a JD 2210 with FEL, 62" MM, 72" RB (WorkSaver), LX4 Cutter, 2048 BB (Frontier), and filled R4s for $14864.00. I can't wait to get some seat time!
JDFANATIC
Veteran Member
skivt,
If you are interested, I can "hook" you up with a CT dealer, but service from long distance becomes a factor. I'd take the best of what was posted back to the dealer you thought the most of, and let them know where it all lies. Mention orange and blue as well. I would think an atitude adjustment would swiftly follow. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
If you are interested, I can "hook" you up with a CT dealer, but service from long distance becomes a factor. I'd take the best of what was posted back to the dealer you thought the most of, and let them know where it all lies. Mention orange and blue as well. I would think an atitude adjustment would swiftly follow. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
I can't believe some of the prices you folks are pulling in around the country. I wonder if the high cost of living in the Seacoast area is playing a part. Supposedly, Seacoast NH is on the top ten least affordable places in the US behind 9 CA cities. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Are the prices you all are posting close to the first price the dealer gave you? I highly doubt that I can talk the dealers down $1000+ dollars.
One strategy my friend and I have is that we are both looking to buy the same tractor at the same time. This usually perks dealers interest when we mention it.
Are the prices you all are posting close to the first price the dealer gave you? I highly doubt that I can talk the dealers down $1000+ dollars.
One strategy my friend and I have is that we are both looking to buy the same tractor at the same time. This usually perks dealers interest when we mention it.
JDFANATIC
Veteran Member
sjivt,
That's right, the prices I posted were before CT's 6% wallet grab. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
That's right, the prices I posted were before CT's 6% wallet grab. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
TractorGriz
New member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( For your reference: I just took delivery of a JD 2210 with FEL, 62" MM, 72" RB (WorkSaver), LX4 Cutter, 2048 BB (Frontier), and filled R4s for $14864.00. I can't wait to get some seat time! )</font>
Hmm, I just got quoted $15,100 for:
2210 ($9800), FEL ($2300), 62C MMM ($1800), LX4 cutter ($1200) in Northern Va. -- First dealer quote, I'm in the midst of calling around.
Where in Central VA are you?
Hmm, I just got quoted $15,100 for:
2210 ($9800), FEL ($2300), 62C MMM ($1800), LX4 cutter ($1200) in Northern Va. -- First dealer quote, I'm in the midst of calling around.
Where in Central VA are you?
DHennet
Bronze Member
I live in Goochland and bought my tractor at Brown Motor Parts.
