I bought the wrong tractor what is a "Deal"?

[Beanboy]

My loss could be your gain

In May I bought a 2013 interim TIER 4. L4600' HST, MFWD, FEL w/QA bucket and have 34 hrs on the meter. It does everything a Kubota should do but it's TOO LIGHT for what I want to do and where I'm doing it. Having difficulty locating a M5640 or 7040 so have decided to try to sell the new and wait until I can be sure of what I want as a replacement, maybe even go green? (Say it ain't so!). I paid $25,500 for the rig. What is a fair price and might any members be interested? Was thinking of asking $23k but am looking for suggestions
Located in SW GA / Albany area.
Any ideas?

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Have you loaded the tires, added rear wheel weights, and rear ballast?
You will be amazed at the difference that it will make on the performance of the tractor!

 

[Beanboy]

Yes, even with the loader full of dirt and loaded tires. The book says the L 4600 weighs about 3200 lbs and then add the 765 loader, not sure what that weighs. The hills between the plots are very steep and I have to back up some of them, and the seed drill weighs about 1800 lbs empty. The 3pt is rated to lift it but there is a major difference between capability and comfort/confidence.
If I can sell the L4600 I make a more reasoned decision on the replacement.
The L4600 was just fine till Woods came out with their PSS series foodplot seeders and a very expensive craving for one has developed. That's why I'm trying to determine a good "deal"price to ask for the L4600

 

[Beanboy]

I have not used wheel weights, just loaded tires and weight in bucket. I know barrels of water would be heavier than dirt in the FEL and I'm told loaded tires add stability without damage to the tractor, but I am concerned on just how much extra weight a 3200 lb tractor can carry before something breaks, or at least wears out quickly. The 5640 and loader will weigh 800-1k lbs more than the 4600. A JD 5045 weighs 5100 plus FEL . I didn't pay close attention in high school science class, but learned the scary way the rear axle makes a pretty good fulcrum. Maybe being overly cautious but my DAV son borrows it and don't want to take any more chances with him than Uncle Sam already did.