B2650HSD Price Quote - Is it reasonable???

[Tadams72]

So here is the breakdown on pricing I was offered today. I’ll likely go for the 5 year financing with 0 interest, 0 down, and no payments for 90 days. Let me know if this is a decent deal all things considered.

B2650
FEL with 54” quick attach
BH77 backhoe with 16” bucket and mechanical thumb
3rd function valve
Rubber stabilizer pads
Ratchet lift rod
Telescoping lower link
Pallet forks
Spill guard kit

Out the door with 9% sales tax is $33,369. Also I saw Kubota is offering 20% discount for members of various equine organizations. I can join one for $50. Anyone use one of these discounts before and we’re you able to combine with other discounts? Any input is appreciated. Getting ready to finally pull the trigger. [emoji1360]


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[Fordtech86]

Are you going to be using the backhoe with the tractor on pavement? Only asking since you got the rubber stabilizer pads quoted. Can’t comment on the price.

 

[BigG]

9% tax is just over $3,000. That is outrageous!!! Do you have agricultural tax exemption in your state? I would look at buying at Big Sky Kubota 7550 Thornton Dr, Missoula, MT 59808. There is no sales tax in Montana. I know it is 1000 miles round trip so 1000 x .58 per mile = $580 to save $3000. I would be driving. If you can get a good price in Montana. There is noway I am giving Uncle Sam $3000 to buy a tractor.

 

[BigG]

2019 KUBOTA B2650HSD
Less than 40 HP Tractors
For Sale Price: USD $20,325

This new tractor was on Tractor House. But it is tractor and loader w/ a bucket. I think you should shop some more. With things the way they are I would think they would come down some more.

 

[SDT]

9% tax is just over $3,000. That is outrageous!!! Do you have agricultural tax exemption in your state? I would look at buying at Big Sky Kubota 7550 Thornton Dr, Missoula, MT 59808. There is no sales tax in Montana. I know it is 1000 miles round trip so 1000 x .58 per mile = $580 to save $3000. I would be driving. If you can get a good price in Montana. There is noway I am giving Uncle Sam $3000 to buy a tractor.

Wow! 9%!

Well, it is WA.

SDT

 

[Tadams72]

Yes I know 9% is crazy high. Formerly from MT and I could try to price one out there but technically you are supposed to pay sales tax even on out of state purchases.

Price is similar to the other major dealers in the area. It’s a tough decision to jump. Been wanting to replace my old B7200 for awhile now and the incentives are so good right now.


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[Beefranks]

The quote i got the other day was....

B2650 with a factory cab
Frontloader bucket with quick attachment.
Backhoe with 16 inch bucket
Land pride grapple with 3rd function remote
Rear hydraulic connect/remote.
Engine heater for winter.


For 36k out the door.

 

[Tadams72]

The quote i got the other day was....

B2650 with a factory cab
Frontloader bucket with quick attachment.
Backhoe with 16 inch bucket
Land pride grapple with 3rd function remote
Rear hydraulic connect/remote.
Engine heater for winter.


For 36k out the door.

Well that’s close to my quote without the options you added. Maybe a hair less. Tax?


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[dirtydeed]

I'd recommend the 60" bucket over the 54". Same construction, more capacity. The tractor will lift a full 60" bucket.

Can't give any pricing recommendations since I'm on the other side of the country and made my purchase several years ago. They are a decent machine.

 

[Beefranks]

Well that’s close to my quote without the options you added. Maybe a hair less. Tax?


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Mine comes with the closed cab does yours? I think that adds about 6-8k

 

[Tadams72]

Mine comes with the closed cab does yours? I think that adds about 6-8k

No cab, grapple, or rear remote valve. You’ve probably got 8,000 or more in extras so yeah that’s a better deal. [emoji1360]


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[Beefranks]

No cab, grapple, or rear remote valve. You’ve probably got 8,000 or more in extras so yeah that’s a better deal. [emoji1360]


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Work some haggling magic! You got this!

 

[Tadams72]

I’ve called dealerships in four states around me. Believe it or not this was the second lowest price of those that would deal with me. Several refused to sell outside their area. Wondering if there is wiggle room based upon large down payment or cash ([emoji51]).


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[PA452]

I'd recommend the 60" bucket over the 54". Same construction, more capacity. The tractor will lift a full 60" bucket.

Can't give any pricing recommendations since I'm on the other side of the country and made my purchase several years ago. They are a decent machine.

I second this. I sort of debated between the 54" and 60" bucket just a bit, but in the end decided on the 60" and I didn't consider it that tough of a decision. Very glad I went that route though.