Looking to purchase a B2650

[Dae06]

I have a quote for the 2650 with the loader, 54" bucket and FEL mounted snow blade. Do these prices look high for the below attachments?:

LA534A loader dealer quote: $3,300 (bucket not included)
B2673 snow blade dealer quote: $2,490

From what I see on the "Build my Kubota, the MSRP for the loader is: $3,208.00 and the snow blade: (Quick attach) 72" Straight blade MSRP: $1,779.00 and the
Hydraulic angulation for the 60" straight blade MSRP: $483.00.

So the dealer quote is for $5,790 for the two and the MSRP is $5,470 for the two. I'm I missing something? I've read that the dealer quote should be 15%-18% less than the MSRP.

 

[310lwt]

I'm with you, I'm seeing nowhere near 15-18% off machines/attachments in MA/NH area.

 

[Roswell]

quotes for tractors and attachments are all over. Some dealers are below Kubota's website and some are above.. Generally when getting quotes I found some dealers gave a rebate (and sometimes that included a $700 rebate from Kubota, or that was separate). Takes a bit of time to consider closest dealer then considered NH to avoid 6% sales tax.

If you find a dealer giving 15% rebates you're doing well. I got a quote for a $22K tractor and said I would pull the trigger if they threw in the first 50 hour service and they said no, so I walked and saved much much more going to a dealer farther away and picking up a B2601 in two weeks. Business seems good for dealers..

 

[310lwt]

Roswell, where did you end up going? I'm in the area and would be interested in knowing who you got the best deal from. Thanks, good luck with the new machine.

 

[Roswell]

Roswell, where did you end up going? I'm in the area and would be interested in knowing who you got the best deal from. Thanks, good luck with the new machine.

MB Tractors in Plaistow NH had good pricing on tractors and an easy trip in my enclosed car carrier. They did not have the best pricing on attachments. Norfolk Power which is the closest to me did have great pricing on the attachments. I am curious to see reviews of their service departments but not worried about that yet. Hoping to do most maintenance myself in a heated barn.

 

[Stmar]

I did my research and settled on the B2650HSDC, FEL, 60" bucket, 72" manual snow blade. Then I priced out the package and waited for a "deal". 0% financing for 5 years was very attractive. Then my dealer, the only one within several hundred miles, had an open house event. I went to check out the equipment and ended up buying my package on the spot because they had incentives from Kubota and the dealer. If you can hit one of the dealers' factory events you can get a bit off.

 

[tiktock]

MB Tractors in Plaistow NH had good pricing on tractors and an easy trip in my enclosed car carrier. They did not have the best pricing on attachments. Norfolk Power which is the closest to me did have great pricing on the attachments. I am curious to see reviews of their service departments but not worried about that yet. Hoping to do most maintenance myself in a heated barn.

Just saying....I priced a tractor plus attachments at MB and then at Chappell tractors up in milford.

Exact same, brand new setup at MB I was quoted15-16K...Chappell it was 13K. MB also somewhat lied to me, saying the BX1880s only come with 54" decks....Chappell said that was a total lie and most of their 1880 customers go with a 48" deck...made me feel they were just trying to sell what they had in stock....just food for thought.

 

[Firefox]

It pays to shop around.On my recent purchase(4 mo ago),my local dealer quoted about 11% off kubota build ,but checked another dealer 40 miles away (recommended by friend)and saved just under 2 grand(including tax diff). Small dealer((everything in stock),came out to about 16.5%(inc orange discount,no finance(400$).2650c,60 bkt qa 48 forks 72 mmm. Great machine!!!! Good luck on your purchase.