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I had a feeling the 4120 is on the high side. The 4410 is probably just right. I guess the low side is determined by what I want to give up in capability. The 4410 is 2900 lbs verses 3700 lbs. It’s not clear to me what the tracking difference would be between the two, based on the weight difference. The price difference is 2000.00

4120 too much tractor
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Riosman

Price check on a new 4120, 400x loader and 73" bucket<br>
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No hydro Has PRT, R4 tires, 4x4, Dual SCV, bucket guard and level indicator<br>
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22,750<br>
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4120 price check
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Riosman

The price was a little higher than 17,200. I wanted a local dealer so a little extra was ok. The 3% crossed the line of acceptance
Due to the dealer issue I have changed colors.
Looked at a 4120 today.

Not honoring a deal
New Holland Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Riosman

My tractor deal fell through. See my post

Insurance on a new tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 24 Post by Riosman

Hello all,<br>
This topic has come up several times on this board. My two cents is it’s a matter of dealers unable to compete with other dealers on the internet. The dealer has a choice to start selling country wide if they choose to do so. Currently Iam trying to make a deal with my local NH dealer. Tomorrow he will give me an offer. Yesterday the dealer did mention that he would NOT fully honor the NH warranty if I purchased the tractor from someone else. They will accept it, but who knows how long it will take or what might happen to the tractor. Bottom line for me is the sales price. The warranty is second on the priority list. Once I’m outside of the warranty period any shop will work on it including NH dealers. Another way to look at this is the jacked up price from the local dealer can be used later for repairs. So buy from the out of town guy and remember the savings which can be used for the out of warranty repairs.<br>
I prefer to buy from the local guy. I’m hoping the local guy can be competitive.<br>
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Update: I received the price from the local dealer. The local dealer is 4000.00 <br>
dollars more than the internet dealer. I'm thinking if I should deal more with the local dealer. I cant imagine he will be competitive.

new holland warranty question - prospective buyer
New Holland Tractors
Replies 39 Post by Riosman