Buying neighbors 2017 B2650

[Scotty123]

Would like to determine a price range so I can make a reasonable offer.
2017 b2650 with loader, forks, box blade.
<500 hours, appears stored inside
It will be the backup tractor to our slightly larger and older Mahindra. (I was surprised that it could pickup a bin on grapes using rear forks...just need to put some weight in the bucket up front.

 

[nbryan]

I bought my 2017 B2650HST (rops not cabbed model) new in December 2017.
I'm in Manitoba, Canada. I'll lay out my 2017 costs new, CA dollars of course, before taxes:

Tractor: $18,415
Loader w/54" SSQA bucket: $4805
BB1560 Boxblade: $1,044
2000lb capacity SSQA Pallet Fork: $1000

$25,264 CAD plus taxes is what I paid in 2017.

500 hours is very low hours, as long as the maintenance was kept up.

Replacing that kit new would cost a LOT more now almost 7 years later.

I'm hearing that used kits like this are getting nearly their new original prices selling used with low hours. That's why I went with new back then even, was in the same predicament. Good used vs new was almost same $. No brainer after 2 years of looking used that new was the way to go back then.

if you can get that setup for under $25,000 it's probably going to be able to sell for that anyway. The used Kubota tractor and implement market is nuts for high prices it seems.

 

[fried1765]

Would like to determine a price range so I can make a reasonable offer.
2017 b2650 with loader, forks, box blade.
<500 hours, appears stored inside
It will be the backup tractor to our slightly larger and older Mahindra. (I was surprised that it could pickup a bin on grapes using rear forks...just need to put some weight in the bucket up front.

Most (machine with loader) on the Machinery Pete website, seem to be listed between $19K and $23K.
IMHO, stored inside is a big plus!

 

[fried1765]

I bought my 2017 B2650HST (rops not cabbed model) new in December 2017.
I'm in Manitoba, Canada. I'll lay out my 2017 costs new, CA dollars of course, before taxes:

Tractor: $18,415
Loader w/54" SSQA bucket: $4805
BB1560 Boxblade: $1,044
2000lb capacity SSQA Pallet Fork: $1000

$25,264 CAD plus taxes is what I paid in 2017.

500 hours is very low hours, as long as the maintenance was kept up.

Replacing that kit new would cost a LOT more now almost 7 years later.

I'm hearing that used kits like this are getting nearly their new original prices selling used with low hours. That's why I went with new back then even, was in the same predicament. Good used vs new was almost same $. No brainer after 2 years of looking used that new was the way to go back then.

if you can get that setup for under $25,000 it's probably going to be able to sell for that anyway. The used Kubota tractor and implement market is nuts for high prices it seems.

Different dollar pricing !
Above recommended $25,000 CAD= $18,250 USD today.
Need to compare apples to apples!

 

[nbryan]

Different dollar pricing !
Above recommended $25,000 CAD= $18,250 USD rtoday.
Need to compare apples to apples!

Excuse me but I was quite clear, twice, that I am in Canada and the prices are in CAD.

 

[DustyRusty]

Scotty is from USA, and as we all know prices vary by regions, so there is no sense in advising him because it will be misleading if he lives in Maine, California, Alaska, or any one of the other 47 states.

 

[rc51stierhoff]

Would like to determine a price range so I can make a reasonable offer.
2017 b2650 with loader, forks, box blade.
<500 hours, appears stored inside
It will be the backup tractor to our slightly larger and older Mahindra. (I was surprised that it could pickup a bin on grapes using rear forks...just need to put some weight in the bucket up front.

Good day.

If you find the size (dimensions / weight) and price to be right I think you will be very happy with a B as second machine.

IMO a B2650 will lift more than it should in both the front and rear making ballast on either end very important depending on your tasks and terrain. We’ll before you find the maximum lift, especially on rear, your steering will get light pretty quick. (That being said they lack weight (typically runs out of traction before out of power) for amount of HP they have and the lift capability they have).

If you can buy from a neighbor that is a good indicator of how it was treated seeing with your own eyes how they take care of other items and knowing before buying. Good luck. Share some pics back.

TractorData.com Kubota B2650 tractor information

www.tractordata.com

 

[nbryan]

Well he can look up what $ used tractors like this are going for anywhere, including MB Canada. I agree, it's all relative, but my 25,000 in 2017 is still basically the used price for the same kit now! More or less. Covid pricing kicked in after my purchase, made a difference upwards even now.
All info even for comparative purposes is valuable, in my books.

 

[biketopia]

In spring of 2021 I bought my B2650. I was shopping in the Central VA area where we bought land. Nothing new was available for months on end and the price was more than I was willing to shell out after buying a house and right before our wedding. I found a few used units while I was looking, they were all 2017-2019's, HST, open station, FEL, one or two had a mid mount, all were sub $20k. I drove up to central PA and picked up a 2019 with SSQA FEL, and 104 hours for $14k, listed at $14,500. The box blade and forks could add about $1k in value to the deal, to me. That could go up or down depending on the brand, model, options, & condition of them though. Does the tractor have 3rd function or rear remotes, SSQA bucket or pin on?

 

[fried1765]

Excuse me but I was quite clear, twice, that I am in Canada and the prices are in CAD.

No need to be excused!
However, most here on OTT think in USD terms.
I just made the difference clear, to those who may think the CAD-USD difference is negligible.
It is NOT!
Today, the CAD is worth only 73 cents in the USA.....$25,000 CAD = $18,250 USD!
Unfortunate,....but true!

 

[fried1765]

In spring of 2021 I bought my B2650. I was shopping in the Central VA area where we bought land. Nothing new was available for months on end and the price was more than I was willing to shell out after buying a house and right before our wedding. I found a few used units while I was looking, they were all 2017-2019's, HST, open station, FEL, one or two had a mid mount, all were sub $20k. I drove up to central PA and picked up a 2019 with SSQA FEL, and 104 hours for $14k, listed at $14,500. The box blade and forks could add about $1k in value to the deal, to me. That could go up or down depending on the brand, model, options, & condition of them though. Does the tractor have 3rd function or rear remotes, SSQA bucket or pin on?

I would say that you absolutely "stole" that machine!

 

[TheOldHokie]

In spring of 2021 I bought my B2650. I was shopping in the Central VA area where we bought land. Nothing new was available for months on end and the price was more than I was willing to shell out after buying a house and right before our wedding. I found a few used units while I was looking, they were all 2017-2019's, HST, open station, FEL, one or two had a mid mount, all were sub $20k. I drove up to central PA and picked up a 2019 with SSQA FEL, and 104 hours for $14k, listed at $14,500. The box blade and forks could add about $1k in value to the deal, to me. That could go up or down depending on the brand, model, options, & condition of them though. Does the tractor have 3rd function or rear remotes, SSQA bucket or pin on?

Spring of 2021 I was shopping for a L3901. Found a 3 year old used one in Gettysburg for $19K. I thought that too high fof a machine coming out of warranty and offered $17K but wound up buying new before the seller decided to accept.

Dan

 

[biketopia]

I would say that you absolutely "stole" that machine!

I like to think I did too ha! I've gotten lucky on most my implements too. The tractor did have a little bit of "damage" on the right fender where a tree branch must of caught it but the paint and everything all over was perfect.

 

[biketopia]

Spring of 2021 I was shopping for a L3901. Found a 3 year old used one in Gettysburg for $19K. I thought that too high fof a machine coming out of warranty and offered $17K but wound up buying new before the seller decided to accept.

Dan

I had 2 or 3 machines on my "route" for the day if the first or second didn't work out. One a little closer, I think a 19' with 70 hours, FEL, a mid mount, spare fluids and filters was listed for around 19.5k and had been up for like a month. I messaged him and started to feel him out on price and then the next day it sold.

 

[BAP]

Different dollar pricing !
Above recommended $25,000 CAD= $18,250 USD today.
Need to compare apples to apples!

Nice Rude answer Fried!!!! Another answer making you feel superior to everyone else on here. He specifically said that he was in Canada and he was definitely being helpful buy explaining what he paid, when he paid and in what currency he paid in. That’s all useful information. All you have to do is convert to US dollars using a conversion calculator.

 

[BAP]

Scotty123, use www.tractorhouse.com or Machinery Pete websites to research what that tractor is selling for around the country to get a sense of what they are bringing. It will only give you a rough idea, because prices vary by different parts of the country. Plus you will have to account for variables like hours and condition.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

Guess I'm not in the 'most' group. As a Canuck I think in 'loonies and toonies' though I did work for a Canadian company that priced everything in USD as he had a worldwide market.
Obviously the original poster should compare prices in his 'neck of the woods'.

 

[Scotty123]

A bit of an update. I contacted the dealer who originally sold the unit (and are the closest for service)...they show no service since new.
I'll be asking the seller if he has any service receipts, however I'm thinking there has been none performed.
There are 335 hours on the unit, so not a lot of hours, however that's 7 years on the oil and perhaps water in the fuel tank from condensation.
With an asking price of $12K for b2650 with forks, bucket and box blade (no cab), is it reasonable to suggest sending it in for full service and deducting that bill from the price? Or does the price seem low enough that I should grab it while it's available.

 

[PaulL]

Really you're just negotiating on price when you ask for things like a full service. My experience is that dithering on good deals results in someone else buying them. If it's a good deal, offer him $500 less just in case he says yes, then buy it.

 

[BAP]

Just because the dealer doesn’t have any records of service doesn’t mean it hasn’t been serviced. My dealer would have no records of service on my tractor because I do it all myself. Many tractor owners do their own.