Buying Advice Used BX25D vs Mahindra eMax 25

architect · Mar 29, 2014

Was looking at new BX25D and new Mahindra eMax 25, w/ backhoe, then saw BX25D loader, mower, backhoe under 200 hrs, backhoe never used, almost no scratches in FEL, 60" mower has most use for $18,000, eMax was $22,500 similar price for BX25D new. What do you think, am keeping my B2920, like John Thomas now have three houses to take care of.

JOHNTHOMAS · Mar 29, 2014

architect said:
Was looking at new BX25D and new Mahindra eMax 25, w/ backhoe, then saw BX25D loader, mower, backhoe under 200 hrs, backhoe never used, almost no scratches in FEL, 60" mower has most use for $18,000, eMax was $22,500 similar price for BX25D new. What do you think, am keeping my B2920, like John Thomas now have three houses to take care of.

If your financing it I believe you can get the Kubota new with no hours for the same or even less total dollars than the used one at or from Barlows.
I don't know anything about or discuss any off brand machines, just Kubota.

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Code54 · Mar 29, 2014

Don't know a lot about the eMax but on the BX with the zero precent you are within $1000 of getting a new one. Less if you can do cash.
Good luck

architect · Mar 30, 2014

Barlow's just got back to me with price, used at 4.49 percent verses new at 0 percent, Barlow is $50/ month cheaper, and it is new

Code54 · Mar 30, 2014

Excellent - glad to hear you found a deal!

rbarker · Mar 30, 2014

architect said:
Barlow's just got back to me with price, used at 4.49 percent verses new at 0 percent, Barlow is $50/ month cheaper, and it is new

Wow! $3000 cheaper for new should really help clear up this decision for you.

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chvfrk98 · Mar 31, 2014

My local price on a BX25D was 18500 but barlows... no tax. Almost stepped up to the B3200 but decided I liked the mahindra. All are very capable.

Cherokee140 · Mar 31, 2014

Came across a deal like that when I was looking, but it was a used 1 series with 4 yes 4 hours. Old man passed and never used the machine. But as it was sold it was treated as used. The new Kubota ended up being cheaper in the long run. If I had the $18k in cash the 1series would have been home with me now.