What is a 08 CK35 HST w/TLB and 214 hours worth?

[MotorSeven]

You can't go wrong with Wallace...two thumbs up! And yes you "pay" for zero financing, so I don't think 24500 is a bad deal w/zero at all.

 

[kiotiken]

No I know Mccormick has been around for ever, but what I did not know is the compact tractor thing. So there 3 Kioti's around and they are Mccormick,Bobcat, and Kioti? thinkMccormick does not seem to be doing any advertising cause certaintly after 2 months of everyday looking at these things I only just found them but thats just me. What do you think a new woods BH70x with sub frame would cost? I think that you have to get one already on for a deal other wise there is shipping and the instal. Right? Yes, the fella said he would do the 50hr change. Maybe I shouldnt push him much more. I have to say that Wallace down in PA has some very interesting deals. Been talking to him and he seems like knowledgeable guy thats has my interest. Oh I failed to mention that the Kioti dealer is taking my 1957 cub Loboy in trade.

Actually, there's 4 of them, don't forget Landini! My dealer used to sell Landini CUTs when they were made by LS, but now that they're more expensive blue Kioti's with half the warranty, my dealer went with the new LS CUTs along side Kioti.

It's had to say what I paid exactly since it was in the pice of the tractor and trades came into play and dicounts to retail prices might have been more on one part of the deal than another, but it was about $9K. That $9K was for the Woods BH-70x with thumb and included sub frame, installation and tax, and tax here is a whopping 13%. If your dealer does some volume with Woods, they should have one and won't need to special order one (and charge extra for shipping). Regardless of when you buy it, installation still takes a while and costs what it costs, so no, I don't think you have to get the tractor/bh together for a deal, but it might give the dealer more room in the overall price.

From every post I've seen, and from some help he offered me by PM, I can say Wallace is top notch and one of the best. Your tade always plays into the decision and if one dealer is going to over pay you for it (that's what happened to me :thumbsup, that can make the decision for you, but a good dealer can't be understated. I'm lucky, I got both.

 

[Gittyup]

JKSki, this gives you a good idea of what new would cost, and I think my guess of $28,500 is in the ball park. The one enterprisebbc is looking at, with full warranty and 0% financing sounds like a dealer demo unit, never sold as new, so it's not quite the same as a used machine. I'd personally jump on it if the 50hr service was done already, or included in the deal. I don't think the $17-$19K price range is realistic, not here anyway, that's about $10K under new and would be snatched up long before you finished typing your original post.

enterprisebbc, the McCormick name isn't new, it's actually been around since 1831 (yes 18). Like every other tractor manufacturer, a lot has happened over it's history and Daedong (Kioti in North America) now makes CUTs for them. Some parts are not interchangeable, they all are, it is a red Kioti, just like Bobcat is a White Kioti and Landini is a blue Kioti. The loaders and attachments are what sets them apart (warranty too). $9K for a Woods BH is not completely out of sight if it includes installation and is just their list price.

Maybe in Canada, you can get 28,500 for a CK35. I don't think that would be the case in the U.S. A few fellas just bought BC CT235's with loaders for about $14,800. The CK35's are commanding a little more, maybe $17K-18K with loaders at most. Add a BH at $7K or so. I know I've seen recent purchases of new CK35 TLBs for right at $24K. You won't get much more than $18K used, else a buyer just as well buy new.

I'll sell my CK25 TLB for $18K in a split second. Any takers?...... I doubt it.

 

[Gittyup]

Case in point. I think this guy has his priced accurately.

2008 Kioti CK-35 4x4 TLB

 

[enterprisebbc]

Yes it was just an info thing about the BH as the Kioti deal has the woods already on it. You know the Mccormick man told me yesterday that BH with them are 9k. Woods has a 2year warrenty and Kioti on their attch. are 1. Ah, wify just called. Time to eat

 

[kiotiken]

Maybe in Canada, you can get 28,500 for a CK35. I don't think that would be the case in the U.S. A few fellas just bought BC CT235's with loaders for about $14,800. The CK35's are commanding a little more, maybe $17K-18K with loaders at most. Add a BH at $7K or so. I know I've seen recent purchases of new CK35 TLBs for right at $24K. You won't get much more than $18K used, else a buyer just as well buy new.

I'll sell my CK25 TLB for $18K in a split second. Any takers?...... I doubt it.

Yes, I was talking new prices and they generally are a little more in Canada. I'm going on list price of a CK30HST here being $18,900 and then adding a couple thousand more for the CK35HST. I don't expect anybody would ever buy at list price, so the real price would be less. $17K - $18K for a low hours CK35HST (can't remember if it was HST or not) TBL would be a very good price here, basically a free bh.

 

[enterprisebbc]

How did you get your photo of your machine to show up near your post?

 

[kiotiken]

How did you get your photo of your machine to show up near your post?

Click the "My Home" link to go to your home page. On the left side of the screen, you'll see a link for "Edit Avatar". Click that and you will go to a screen that will allow you to upload any picture you want to appear under your name. See attached.

 

[Mousefield]

Yes, I was talking new prices and they generally are a little more in Canada. I'm going on list price of a CK30HST here being $18,900 and then adding a couple thousand more for the CK35HST. I don't expect anybody would ever buy at list price, so the real price would be less. $17K - $18K for a low hours CK35HST (can't remember if it was HST or not) TBL would be a very good price here, basically a free bh.

Think the dealers have to use US dollars when buy their stock. Usually the Canadian dollars is under par with the US dollar so that would add to the price of the tractor in Canada. I still have the quote from my local dealer (didn't buy from him) and the quote was in the $33,000 (Canadian $) range, including our tax, at the time 13% . That was for a new CK35 HST with a Woods BH-70x

 

[kiotiken]

Think the dealers have to use US dollars when buy their stock. Usually the Canadian dollars is under par with the US dollar so that would add to the price of the tractor in Canada. I still have the quote from my local dealer (didn't buy from him) and the quote was in the $33,000 (Canadian $) range, including our tax, at the time 13% . That was for a new CK35 HST with a Woods BH-70x

Y'a, I'm not sure why Canadians still get $ h i t on when it comes to pricing, the cdn $ has been near, at or above parity with the US $ for a long time now, but prices are anything but. This especially drives me nuts when the company is a foreign, non US, company and the products are imported. I hear what you're saying, but most orders dealers have been putting in for the last year would have been made when the cdn $ was above parity so why aren't their tractors/implements cheaper here, or at least the same?

I don't know how much the tractor part of my deal was worth, because of my trade. I'd give you my trade for $1 if you sell me the new one cheap enough or I'll pay retail if you give me way too much for my trade. In my case, my trade is still sitting there after a full year, and they gave me about $2K more for it than anybody else offered, they actually gave me what I would have tried to sell it for myself, and then I got the tax benefit of trading it. I know what the retail value of my tractor was and they beat that, but the big deal maker was my trade value. In real dollars, I think I spent almost $25K, all in, for the CK30HST and Woods bh-70x when you add the two tractors, and I used the first one for a year. I just spent another $7K for the cab and extra remotes. Had I know from the start, I would have gone for a DK35 cab or even a DK40 cab.