Rolando
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- Joined
- Aug 20, 2004
- Messages
- 586
- Location
- Northcentral Florida
- Tractor
- Bobcat Toolcat High Flow Turbo C-series
I was talking to my dealer Friday and he gave me a quickie estimate on the cost I might be looking at for D-series. I was interested in the 3-pt hitch model, but he's telling me it's six to eight months away still.
Here are the options he quoted:
1. Oversize turf tires
2. Suspension seat
3. Power Bob-tach
4. High-flow
5. Rear work lights
6. Radio/CD with Aux input
8. 68 inch bucket
7. Cab/AC
It doesn't include the keyless start system like I have now, because I'm not sure if that option includes any additional diagnostics. At about $900, it's not worth it to me just to avoid needing a key or programing different codes for different users and keeping track of separate hours. I wouldn't use those features. But if there were other benefits, I might consider it, but my dealer couldn't find any detailed description of this option.
He said as optioned this unit would retail for $45,800 (roughly, working from memory) and would sell it to me for about $41,000. Does a 10% discount sound reasonable?
Here are the options he quoted:
1. Oversize turf tires
2. Suspension seat
3. Power Bob-tach
4. High-flow
5. Rear work lights
6. Radio/CD with Aux input
8. 68 inch bucket
7. Cab/AC
It doesn't include the keyless start system like I have now, because I'm not sure if that option includes any additional diagnostics. At about $900, it's not worth it to me just to avoid needing a key or programing different codes for different users and keeping track of separate hours. I wouldn't use those features. But if there were other benefits, I might consider it, but my dealer couldn't find any detailed description of this option.
He said as optioned this unit would retail for $45,800 (roughly, working from memory) and would sell it to me for about $41,000. Does a 10% discount sound reasonable?