Price Check TC24D Price

[jimg]

Well, it never hurts to ask. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif I plan to start off asking for a reduced price and if that doesnt go far enough I'll float the throw in merchandise idea. I think that'll be easier for him to do and it'll get me some needed accessories. I really don't mind haggling...its sort of recreational in a way.

 

[bmac]

Devin,
I originally was looking at the TC24D and your price is very close to what I was quoted. So, did you get to see the 756C BH before ordering? I guess you were satisfied with the somewhat limited size of the cockpit. That is the only complaint I have with mine. Otherwise, it is working very well.

Who did you end up buying from?

Looking forward to pics.

 

[bmac]

Go get 'em! You're right, doesn't cost a thing to ask. Hope you get a great deal. These are really nice tractors. I'm sure you will be pleased.

 

[jimg]

Thanx for the encouragement! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Youre right it is a nice machine esp where steering is concerned. I also very much like the controls layout. I'll report back when its a done deal. jim

 

[Anonymous Poster]

I don't know if this will give you any leverage, but here in upstate NY I just purchased a new TC 24 with the following breakdown:

TC 24D - $11,000

60" MMM (rear discharge)- $2350

50" Land Pride Tiller - $1750

Front weight kit thrown in for "free" (I figue this offset their "filing fee"charge)
Option to purchase 12LA loader for $2850 later in year. Hope this helps.

 

[jimg]

Awesome...you guys are great! For sure I can use this info. It really helps to know what other regions are seeing for price. While Im sure the cost of doiing business is higher in NE Im not sure it justifies $1000 pad. jimg

 

[spencer200]

remember that the dealer in georgia pays about 400.00 less for shipping than a dealer in new england that is part of the difference!

 

[markie61]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Option to purchase 12LA loader for $2850 later in year. )</font>

This is FANTASTIC idea for anyone who can't get a loader at the same time they purchase a tractor. There have been a couple threads about adding loaders, but are much more exensive since it wasn't purchased when the tractor was purchased.

A simple agreement with an expiration date would benefit both the customer and the dealer.

Inspired! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Mark

 

[jimg]

OK, so where are they coming from? I thought these were mfg in Japan so the port of entry could be anywhere. jimg

 

[spencer200]

They come into georgia, along with all the parts to build the bigger ones in georgia.