B3200 LA504

[Jason W.]

B3200 and La504 loader, near 200hrs, just completed full service, tooth bar pin on bucket, woods scrape blade, loaded turf tires, 2inch brotek rear spacers.like new for the most part, allways garage kept

I'm thinking of selling, not sure.
I'm seeing 15 to 20k on these, what yall think

 

[old and tired]

You are a bit too low on the price, my guess. I would start $3k higher and advertise locally but also in Raleigh and Charlotte. That looks brand spanking new!

 

[Jason W.]

As close to new as it gets being a 2010, I recently built the brush gaurd in our fab shop and added a few things, sounds ocd but I couldn't stand the yellow scrape blade on, so it got sanded and repainted. I have used it about 30 hrs since I have had it, has probably worked harder in that time than it's first 13 yrs of life.

Just haven't decided to keep or sale, I know ut would be very hard to replace being non def and condition, even thought of trading it for a good utv, not sure.

 

[PaulL]

Are those front wheels original? They look to be lower profile than I normally expect.

I'd keep it if I were you. Do you need the money back out, or does it not suit your needs and you need to swap it for a different sort of machine? A UTV is a good machine, but not really the same thing as a tractor.

 

[Jason W.]

It does come in handy having it around, more handy for neighbors in our little community than just myself. I do enjoy that, being a disabled veteran it is something I can do that is physically in my realm.
I cant be in my Jeep in the woods all the time.
I guess I overthink a little too much at times.

 

[Jason W.]

Yes stock original wheels with 24x8.5-14 Titan turf , original tires. ( which do impressively well)
Don't so to say need the money, just trying to sort out what would give me the most enjoyment.

 

[PaulL]

Yes stock original wheels with 24x8.5-14 Titan turf , original tires. ( which do impressively well)
Don't so to say need the money, just trying to sort out what would give me the most enjoyment.

A tractor is a very versatile machine, you can do a lot with it. I really like having my tractor to help out around the neighbourhood, and to do things that I need on my property.

A UTV will go places a Jeep won't. A Jeep will go a lot of places though, and a tractor will go a lot of places a Jeep won't (just more slowly than a UTV). Unless you're going hunting or something, or need to hoon through the woods like a teenager, it seems to me that a UTV is a bit of a one trick pony.

Are there things you currently do with your tractor that a) you want to keep doing, and b) can't be done without the tractor? If so, how would you do them if you sold the tractor? Are there things you can't do today that you would do with a UTV? Are they more or less important than the things you'd have to stop doing if you didn't have a tractor? Can you have both?

 

[Jason W.]

Very good advise.

 

[old and tired]

I use my tractor like a UTV... Load whatever I might need into the front bucket and I'm off like a herd of turtles!!!!

If I don't take the tractor, I'll hook up the trailer on my lawn mower.... I never seen a need for a UTV.

 

[Jason W.]

So if I did decide to sale, sounds like ask 20 and no less than 18. Does that sound reasonable?

 

[hedgerow]

So if I did decide to sale, sounds like ask 20 and no less than 18. Does that sound reasonable?

If it were me I would offer it up for 20 grand and take no less. If it sells go buy a UTV if it doesn't throw a carrier on the three point and use it for your UTV. My MX6000 is my UTV on this farm. You have one nice tractor there. After you wade threw the BS some serious person will buy that tractor. Takes a little thick skin to sell nice stuff.

 

[Jason W.]

You are correct, I have bought and sold a plenty jeep builds.
I was thinking the same, 20grand and no less.
Seems to be a high demand for nice 32 hp no emissions tractors