Sounds like a pretty good deal.
RTV's Wanted or For Sale ..post em here.
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I have a set of heavy duty front springs for the X900 and X1120 and a set of OEM shocks with standard springs for sale. The heavy duty springs have never been installed and the shocks with springs were taken off with about 300 hours on them. With a plow on the machine I needed to increase the stiffness of the front end and ended up installing heavy duty complete units. $50 takes the entire collection - you pay shipping from New Hampshire.
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Contemplating Selling: 2019 Kubota x1100c
132 hours, 1170 miles,
Traveller 4500# winch, Boss AM/FM radio, Factory Spray-in bedliner, KFI 72" snow plow. Asking $21,000
Located in WNY.
132 hours, 1170 miles,
Traveller 4500# winch, Boss AM/FM radio, Factory Spray-in bedliner, KFI 72" snow plow. Asking $21,000
Located in WNY.
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rapraciingg
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I have a 2014 Camo 1100C with 640 hours on it. It's in great shape. I have a new machine coming this week and I'm considering selling this one. Any interest out there? The dealer gave me a price point but thought I'd see what interest there is.
If my experience is any indication you will have no problem selling it. I put my 2014 X900 on Craig’s List and had it sold in less than 24 hours. 1700 hours, 11,590 miles and in excellent condition with a Boss V-plow. I priced it at $12,500 and the dealer said $14,000 would be reasonable.! Good luck selling it and enjoy your new machine!
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rapraciingg
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Western Pa
I spoke with 3 people in the area that expressed an interest in a RTV in the last few months.
One ordered a new one.
One is stepping back for awhile.
One may be interested. He requested some pictures and a price. If you could post that here or I'll send you a message with my e-mail and you can send the info that way.
One ordered a new one.
One is stepping back for awhile.
One may be interested. He requested some pictures and a price. If you could post that here or I'll send you a message with my e-mail and you can send the info that way.
I have a 2015 1100c with a few less hours. I'd be interested in the price point the dealer gave you. Message me if you prefer not to post it public. Thanks.
rapraciingg
New member
I am selling a set of brand new front CV joint guards (Kubota part # K7591-99150). I ordered them with my new machine and decided I don't need them as I don't do off-roading. I paid $123.77 but will sell them for $60 plus shipping. They have not been used. They mount in the tapped holes on the machines. I believe they will fit on X900, X1100, X1120 and X1140.
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Johnny Rotten
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Just curious if anyone has an insight on current used prices on RTVs in general. The past two years have been insane on used vehicles: has there been a bump on these machines too? Tx in advance
Sure nuff there has been a bump. But, my experience in buying 3 RTVs, all from private sellers, is if you look around you will find a deal. Due to changing circumstances I bought an 06 RTV 900, had it for 3 or 4 years and sold it for 300 more than I paid.
The 2nd RTV I bought was the RTV 1140. Bigger dump bed and the option for two rows of seats. Had it for 2 years. Sold for more than I paid.
3 years later I found myself in need of a hydraulic dump bed. Was looking for another 1140 and found a couple with less than 800 hours. But neither would give in on price. Then I see a facebook marketplace ad for a RTV x1100c. I made an offer an got the best deal ever for me on a RTV. Timing. Shop around you'll find it. But be willing to drive to get it. Pics give you a good clue before driving. The 06 I drove the farthest for. From Ohio to Mobile Alabama. Crazy looking back but it was sure worth it.
Tell me what you are looking for an I will scout around and maybe be able to point you to a few. I like searching in my free time.
Johnny Rotten
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Wow thanks for the informative reply. I have a 2008 1100 with about 350 hours. It's actually a little more machine than I need today and thought about downsizing.
I have a 2019 Toyota TRD pro pickup that I can sell today for 1000.00 more than I paid nearly 3 years ago. It's nutty out there!
I have a 2019 Toyota TRD pro pickup that I can sell today for 1000.00 more than I paid nearly 3 years ago. It's nutty out there!
When I'm considering selling I look to see what others are selling for. Tractor house is a good source.
I just looked and saw a 2009 RTV1100 with 1500 hours listed for 15,900.
I didn't pay that much for the 2015 1100 I have. Shocked.
Also a 2020 RTV 1100 with 700 hours for 27k
Here's the link:
I just looked and saw a 2009 RTV1100 with 1500 hours listed for 15,900.
I didn't pay that much for the 2015 1100 I have. Shocked. Also a 2020 RTV 1100 with 700 hours for 27k
Here's the link:
In April of 2019 I bought a 2015 RTV-X900GP with less than 300 hrs on it, with Plexiglas windshield, L.E.D. lightbar, 4500 Warn Winch/w synthetic rope and remote control, Factory Rhino bedliner, steel wheels w/off-road tires, backup work-lights, and a full “service kit” in the dump-bed (all filters and 2.5 gals SUDT2), rear window grate, Kubota (hard plastic) cabin-roof, and camo seat covers….for $11K.
It now has 450 hrs, 1400 miles, and it’s not for sale…but I would not sell it for less than $20K.
This is not a political statement…it is an economic one: The last 4 or 5 years put a lot of cheap money in people’s pockets… Those dollar bills were/are only worth about 75 cents…. and we’re now seeing that as an example of inflation that has been developing since the crash/recovery of 2008-2015. (That’s what two economics profs at UT and UCLA have both stated at the most recent seminar I attended.)
So, it’s no mystery that prices have skyrocketed on everything from real estate, mfr’d goods, toys, and leisure items including vacation pkgs. Complicating the issue is a larger portion of our population has “taken off” from full time employment (not only for pandemic reasons but also for aging reasons…the last of the “baby boomers” are hitting the retirement policies)….and are seeking ways to spend their cheap money and their new-found spare time.
It now has 450 hrs, 1400 miles, and it’s not for sale…but I would not sell it for less than $20K.
This is not a political statement…it is an economic one: The last 4 or 5 years put a lot of cheap money in people’s pockets… Those dollar bills were/are only worth about 75 cents…. and we’re now seeing that as an example of inflation that has been developing since the crash/recovery of 2008-2015. (That’s what two economics profs at UT and UCLA have both stated at the most recent seminar I attended.)
So, it’s no mystery that prices have skyrocketed on everything from real estate, mfr’d goods, toys, and leisure items including vacation pkgs. Complicating the issue is a larger portion of our population has “taken off” from full time employment (not only for pandemic reasons but also for aging reasons…the last of the “baby boomers” are hitting the retirement policies)….and are seeking ways to spend their cheap money and their new-found spare time.
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