What is this Kubota Worth?

5030 · Feb 24, 2004

Bill:

Don't fret, Dave probably won't buy the tractor anyway. He's been procrastinating for quite some time now. I figure he will probably buy my 5030 next year when I have depreciated it all the way and get another Kubota. He will probably want this "troll" to deliver it too (for free). I know how those yoopers think. Smoked fish and pasties warp your mind. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif

yooperdave · Feb 25, 2004

Hi Daryl,

You do not need to bring your tractor up here to come visit /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif.

We have lots of room for everybody.

Yooper Dave

BillG_in_TX · Feb 25, 2004

5030,

You were right - Dave let it pass without meeting the reserve. Oh well, there's always another tractor around the next bend, right Dave?

yooperdave · Feb 25, 2004

INDEED /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif!

Maybe my local Kubota dealer might try to match this deal - NOT.

Yooper Dave

rbargeron · Feb 25, 2004

Since the high bidder has a (0) history, I'm wondering if the dealer will make a "private offer" to the second high bidder - something like oh, free freight, maybe. Sometimes dealers are motivated after a long winter of low buckage. Besides, a completed ebay auction is a pushy atmosphere to buy a tractor in. It's nicer to show your interest and hang on to some negotiating rights. Have fun Dave! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

5030 · Feb 25, 2004

Bill:

I know how those yoopers think. I seem to spend quite a bit of my winter time amongst them. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

I do try to stay out of Hurley, Wisconsin, however!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

I betcha Dave would like my 5030 if I threw in the 78" Lucknow that I bought this year. It handles big snow, no problem.