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lsltractor
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2005-10-05          117443

I found a 1999 Kubota 4310 HST with loader in with approximately 800 hours. I want to use the tractor for mowing pasture as needed, finish mowing up to 10 acres and lots of loader work around a lake. Is the size of this tractor a good fit for my use (I want to have plenty of power). The dealer is asking $17,500. Seems a little high, but I don't buy tractors everyday. Thanks in advance.

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jarndt
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2005-10-06          117457

36 PTO HP should be plenty to run a 6' rotary cutter or rear finish mower. If the loader is comparable to current models it should be good for about 3/4 ton and maybe about 1/2 yard. I can't advise on price but my initial impression is the same as yours. ....

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Peters
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2005-10-06          117460

About the best you could do on this package in this size range with a new modern unit would be 21K. With the deals on interest from the companies you might want to look new. An extra 100 dollars a month for 3 years gives you a 3 year waranty and zero hours on the meter. ....

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jarndt
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2005-10-06          117466

That could also be a bargaining point on the asking price of a used unit. Incentives on new units attract buyers that would otherwise be interested in a used machine, reducing demand in the used market and concequently lowering sale prices. ....

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ridgerunnertc
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2005-10-06          117480

I have the exact same tractor and that is a fair price - mine is a 2001 and has 600 hrs I am fixing to trade up, they offered 14,500-15,000 on a trade and they said they would sell it for 17,500 to 18,000. ....

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Murf
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2005-10-06          117483

jarndt, in theory that is true, but the reality of it is, the used units sell every bit as well as the new ones.

We buy & sell many units a year, there is a waiting list for our 'used' units and always has been.

We have begun to replace them after one full years service, at that point they have 1,500 & 2,000 hours on them. The depreciation is minimal compared to the old theory of 'running them into the ground' since we put a relatively high amount of hours on a year.

Best of luck. ....

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