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Actually, I did get a demo of the JD - the dealer let me drive it (around the parking lot) and he took off the FEL completely, and then put it back on, all in less than 5 minutes.

3 of my neighbors have Kubotas of different vintages, plus I looked at them at the dealer. Ive watched my neighbors remove their FEL's. I was most interested in opinions that go beyond just a demo - like actual FEL work, mowing, long term comfort, etc.

JD quot better quot than Kubota
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by hagadoan

I just bought a JD 4210. I got quotes from 3 dealers, all within $200 of each other, and about $3000 below list. One went the extra mile to call JD and get me a special financing deal that I asked for. He was $200 off the lowest price. I asked him if he would knock off the $200, and he did. I went with him.

Real point is, I think they all tried to give me the best deal they could afford up front. The whole dicker thing is a scam anyway - the car dealers just take advantage of uninformed impulse buyers. Thankfully, it appears the tractor world may not indulge in this.

Andy

Dickering with dealers
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by hagadoan

Anybody know if a 7A backhoe will fit a 4210?

7A backhoe on a 4210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by hagadoan

I looked at 4200's 2 years ago, and just bought a 4210. I asked the dealer if there were any big differences, and he said that the new e-hydro trans is MUCH better than the previous hydro, and named half a dozen reasons, which I don't remember.

purchasing used rental 4200 vs new 4210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 11 Post by hagadoan

I just bought one for $15,700. Dealer mentioned incentives from JD.

I also got a 430 loader (dealer says they fit, even though the book does not say so) and a 72" mower. Total price $21,475.

This was in NYS.

4210 price
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by hagadoan