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 | Bob Watts
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2000-08-07 18607
My father is planning to sell his 1995 Kubota B7100HST, 4 Wheel Drive, 16HP Diesel, with RC-60-71B Mower and 500 hours. Always stored in his garage, excellent condition. Moving from his 2 acre home in New Castle, Oklahoma where the tractor was used to maintain his lawn. Any thoughts on a fare price?
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| KenB
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2000-08-08 18617
According to the 1999 GUIDE (see below), the tractor is worth between $7790 and $8580, depending on condition. Probably the mower adds $500 or so to the value. ....
Link: USED TRACTOR PRICE GUIDE
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| Brady
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2000-08-08 18634
Although the B7100HST w/ mower may book for a little over $9000, you probably realistically will not be able to sell it for this amount. We sold the last B7100HST models for around $10,500 new a couple or three years ago. Plus, you can still buy a comparable unit (B7500, etc.) for a reasonable price. Thus, since it is 5-6 years old, you can probably expect a maximum of $8,000. However, I will never discount the possibility that you might find a buyer who will pay a higher premium due to the machine's condition and previous owner. Plus, Kubota does have a better resale than any mower on the market. Price it high and come down if necessary. Personally, I have always been partial to the B7100 because it was the last old-school lawn tractor with the square hood and workhouse construction. Don't get me wrong; the new Kubotas are fantastic machines. However, the discontinuing of this model was kind of end of an era. We have been a Kubota dealer for around 15 years and the B7100HST had been around longer than us. Good luck selling and e-mail me direct if you have any questions.
Brady ....
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