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Toro TX 425 Price

Discussion in 'Tractors' started by dadrasdad, Jan 4, 2006.

  1. dadrasdad

    dadrasdad LawnSite Member
    from Waterbury, CT
    Messages: 5

    I'd like to buy from my dealer but don't think he's giving me a good enough price, so what do you all think is a good price for a Toro tracked unit model tx425? Is your price for the machine alone or does it include a bucket? If it includes a bucket which one? If you're checking for me, please get a price for just the unit and is it a 2006 or a left over.

    Thanks
     
    dadrasdad, Jan 4, 2006
    #1
  2. robhumit

    robhumit LawnSite Member
    from CT
    Messages: 5

    Where did you go? I too am in CT.
     
    robhumit, Jan 6, 2006
    #2
  3. YardPro

    YardPro LawnSite Gold Member
    from coastal NC
    Messages: 3,570

    ours was $14,500.oo. but this was with $6k of attachments being bought as well..
    total was a little over 20K
     
    YardPro, Jan 7, 2006
    #3
  4. hoskm01

    hoskm01 LawnSite Fanatic
    from Land of Love, Colorado
    Messages: 5,690

    YardPro,
    Which attachments did you buy originally? Which ones do you use the most? Which ones could you live without/ use the least?
     
    hoskm01, Jan 7, 2006
    #4
  5. YardPro

    YardPro LawnSite Gold Member
    from coastal NC
    Messages: 3,570

     
    YardPro, Jan 8, 2006
    #5
  6. hoskm01

    hoskm01 LawnSite Fanatic
    from Land of Love, Colorado
    Messages: 5,690

    Sweet. Thanks for the info. I plan to get one in the next couple months. Tough to find pricing online, have got to get out to the dealer. Torn on which one though. Many choices.
     
    hoskm01, Jan 14, 2006
    #6
  7. YardPro

    YardPro LawnSite Gold Member
    from coastal NC
    Messages: 3,570

    demo, demo, demo, demo, demo....

    demo all of them.. put them through thier paces....
    try to do the same stuff with them and time your work..
    i took all of them to my rock distributer and used his pallets of rock and scaled to see how much they would actually pick up...
    then timed them across a set distance...
    then maneuvered them, measured the actual dump heights....etc..
     
    YardPro, Jan 22, 2006
    #7

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