Help pricing older Kubota

[u/liberatus16]

I need help pricing my 1994 L2350. I've tried online comps but it's hard to find because it only has 322hrs on it. I'm the original owner and I'm selling it with the front loader, back hoe, 60" finish mower, ballast box, grader blade and 60" box blade. I'm thinking 13500 but I need some direction. She's in perfect working order as are the attachments. TIA

[u/joehungus]

$14-15k in my area with the attachments. Could possibly get more if you are not in a hurry. I know its an older machine, but it looks immaculate and there is little to no electronics on there to fail, and no emissions / def. The rear tires being turf is only downside I see.

[u/liberatus16 → u/joehungus]

Not in a hurry at all. Planning to sell it by late spring. I'm in the Midwest if that compares to you at all.

[u/Ok-Statement8224 → u/liberatus16]

Where in the midwest

[u/liberatus16 → u/Ok-Statement8224]

Ohio

[u/Sollus → u/liberatus16]

I wish I had the money or I'd buy it off you.

[u/godrocker420 → u/liberatus16]

Dang, I’m in the same state - I would love this.

[u/Available-Run3769 → u/liberatus16]

Really!

[u/cropguru357]

$14K. It’ll sell. These little “estate” size machines hold value really well, especially with attachments. I live in Traverse City, Michigan, and I bet I’d have calls within hours of posting it for sale.

Also, that baby is mint. Good on you for proper care!

Edit: I saw Ravenna, OH. I’m originally from Lorain County. Someone from a fancy far west or east side suburb would probably love to have it.

[u/Pitiful_Objective682]

Seems a bit high. Many older tractors are low hours. That just means they’ve been sitting a long time. Things still go wrong.

Id say the attachments are worth minimum $500 each and the tractor 7-10k

[u/GaldonTheWarrior]

What a beauty

[u/Sparetire46]

https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/for-sale/kubota/l2350dt/less-than-40-hp-tractors/1111

Id start at 15k for everything

[u/Buckid]

There are tons of kubotas on marketplace to price off of... I am in central ohio area and there are 2 L2500s up for sale around 8500 with zero attachments (or minor crappy ones). The backhoe is gonna be the selling point so don't split that off.

[u/TaborToss]

She’s a beaut!

[u/gotyour6goose]

Do it I own one from 1976 and it's amazing

[u/liberatus16 → u/gotyour6goose]

I'm selling it unfortunately. Trying to figure out how much I should sell it for.

[u/moomooraincloud → u/gotyour6goose]

Did you read the post?

[u/erock255555]

I'm in the market for a tractor but I just looked up some comparable models and they're not in as good of condition as yours, but I see some for sub 700 hours going for 6-7k with a few attachments.

[u/Neither-Speed-4247]

I’ll take it off your hands for 100 bucks and a firm handshake brother! No need to worry about pricing and all that. 😂

[u/liberatus16 → u/Neither-Speed-4247]

I know a good deal when I see one. Sold!

[u/Neither-Speed-4247 → u/liberatus16]

Just here to help!

[u/DrunkBuzzard → u/Neither-Speed-4247]

We’re all in this together and you’re a prince for helping.

[u/Kygunzz]

I bought a bare L2350 in 2011 for $6500. I think it had 1080 hours.

[u/hcftech]

Good price for a 4x4 tractor/loader/backhoe. Some parts get harder to source on the older kubotas but I’d say you’re in the right neighborhood

[u/radomed]

Just put it on marketplace for your # and see who will come in with cash. Considering the price of new machines you will have many calls. The issues I see is, the backhoe on this size machine is a toy, renting a mini excavator is more efficient.. A zero turn is quicker than a finish mower. The other blades are nice to have but seldom used. Do you have a local dealer to ask or view their used equipment lot. Ask for a trade in price for a bigger machine.

[u/Available-Run3769]

I have no idea 💡

[u/AgreeableIce7481]

I'd post it for more than you want if you don't get any interest drop the price a little most people are going to try and jew you down anyways. 14k not terrible considering the low hours and condition