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Greg H.
08-15-2000 10:58:40
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Re: 3020 in reply to Tree man, 08-15-2000 07:44:23
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Both sound high in price. The most expensive 3020 I've ever seen went for 13,500. I think it was a 70 or 71, and had a rops with canopy, console hidrolics two remotes a wide front, and new tires. It only had around 1500 actual hours on it. I mean that's only like three years of actual work on it. It was a fanominal tractor, and if I had the money I would have bought it in a heart beat. 12,500 seems high for the 70 model, but I'd rather pay that than 8,000 for the 65. Those dashboard hydrolic controls are a major pain. Besides might as well go first class. If you keep the tractor a couple years,and the used tractor markets continue to go as they have I don't think you'll loose money on it. But then again who knows the 4020 craze seems to be simmering down alittle. Those tractors have come down about 2,000 dollars a unit in the past 3 years. in the mid Ohio Vally we are starting to see 7500 dollar 4020D where a good one couldn't be bought for 10,000 a while ago. 3020's arn't as common, and their price seems to be staying more consistant. Of course good gasers can be got for 2-4 thousand less. I love the 3020, and the 70 model falls right in line with my dream tractor, if it only had a wide front, and rops with canopy. Which ever one you get try to talk them down alittle, but most of all good luck and have fun. Greg H.
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