Value of B7510hsd

[big_country]

I'm wanting to sell a 2004 B7510hsd 4x4 with fel with 430 hrs. and don't know what to ask for it, so maybe you guys could help me with a figure. I also have ten implements: Taylor-Way tiller 48", Woods finish mower 60", Bush hog pulverizer 60", box blade 60", Taylor way grader blade 60", Furgeson aerator 48", bushog 48", Taylor-Way single row cultivator, Alis single row drill, and a pto seeder. I have an idea, but want to see what you guys think. Thanks for any help, also it is in Kentucky.

 

[big_country]

Come on guys, anything? How about just what the tractor and loader are worth? Anybody?

 

[amigauser]

I would check on some of the machinery boards to see what people are asking.

Find Used Tractors for Sale - Used John Deere tractors, tractor prices, farm equipment

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KUBOTA B7510 For Sale at TractorHouse.com

Somewhere around $10,000 without the extra implements seems about right.

I would sell the 3 point attachments separately for the most $$$. If you were closer I might have been interested in some of them ;-).

Norm

 

[crbr]

Come on guys, anything? How about just what the tractor and loader are worth? Anybody?

US&11,500.

$9500 - Tractor
$2000 - loader.



I'm in TN.

 

[flusher]

I'm wanting to sell a 2004 B7510hsd 4x4 with fel with 430 hrs. and don't know what to ask for it, so maybe you guys could help me with a figure. I also have ten implements: Taylor-Way tiller 48", Woods finish mower 60", Bush hog pulverizer 60", box blade 60", Taylor way grader blade 60", Furgeson aerator 48", bushog 48", Taylor-Way single row cultivator, Alis single row drill, and a pto seeder. I have an idea, but want to see what you guys think. Thanks for any help, also it is in Kentucky.

I keep close watch on B7510HST prices since I have a 2005 model.

Tractor: $8800. FEL: $2000.

Sorry, can't help you on implement prices.

 

[big_country]

Thanks for all your help. I was thinking about $11,500 for everything, but i guess that looks to cheap. It looks like I should try to sell the implements seperate like somebody mentioned.

 

[easygo]

I think you should sell the implements separate too. A guy near me was trying to sell a 7510 hsd with 130hrs, box blade, rear blade, salt spreader, mowing deck, FEL, backhoe and cab. He was getting desperate and after about 8 months he was only asking $17,500 for all of it but it just sat there for the longest time. I guess most people who buy this size machine may not need all that just one or two items. I think you would be able to get a bit more than 11,500 or it will be a great deal for someone.

 

[asylum575]

If you were closer I'd jump on it for $11500. But I really want a backhoe. Do you have it listed anywhere with Pix. I also agree that the implements could fetch more seperately, but that's alot of selling and alot of hassle. Where in KY are you. I'd have to really convince the misses it was worth the ride

 

[big_country]

I don't have any pictures off hand, but if your really interested I can take some. I'm in Madisonville, KY. From what I gather from the local Kubota dealer, they aren't moving anything and its not really a good time to sell. The area is in a extreme drought. I have noticed that comparable machines go for about $1000 more in the northeast.

 

[bandit67]

Based on what I found when I sold my machine back in June, even if you did put it up for sale as a complete package with all the implements included, you'll still get calls from folks asking if you'd sell off individual implements.

Maybe start with listing the tractor, loader and maybe the finish mower as a package for a particular price, then list everything else as available separately with a price for each implement. Of course, whoever wants your tractor would be free to buy any implements they wanted to go with it.

You might want to hold off for a little while on agreeing to sell any individual implements before the tractor sells - tell them you've got someone interested in the implement to go with the tractor, but you'll contact them if the tractor buyer doesn't take the particular implement. I'd think a potential tractor buyer might be interested in also buying the tiller, boxblade, and bushhog, moreso than some of the other implements, so those would be the ones I'd try to hang onto a bit longer.

Just some suggestions.

 

[asylum575]

Big Country
I checked on having a POD shiped from your area to NY. $2000, wow. I can drive, stay at a hotel, buy a new dual axle trailer for a little more.

 

[big_country]

Thats a good point bandit, to give someone who commits to the tractor the first option to take what they want. That way I won't lose the sale of the tractor do to an implement.

 

[bandit67]

Exactly, though I doubt you'd lose the sale if an implement they wanted was gone, but it helps that they have all of them available to choose from. It just may psychologically help to seal the deal, and with the way things are going right now, you want every advantage you can get when selling.

Good luck.

BTW, are you going to replace everything, or are you getting rid of it all and ending up tractorless and implementless? With all that cool stuff you've got, I think it'd be safe to say you're really going to miss all those toys, er, I mean TOOLS.

 

[big_country]

My plans have changed in life and I'm trying to get myself through college, so somethings have to go. I don't want to get rid of it by no means, but its just part of it. Someday I will need a bigger one anyways; I'm looking forward to that. I bought it off an old man that had a mini-farm and got a few of the implements with it. About the only ones that I use are the tiller, pulverizer, box blade, aerator, and occasionally the grader blade. I landscape and its just to hard to try to do it 100 miles from home.