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since Jul 28$7,100+$7,400 (+104%)$14,500
Market demand
Heavy Equipment in Kansas sold in 98% of closed auctions this past year, with a median of 19 bids per lot.
From 635 completed sales in our archive.
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Item: 2019 Kubota BV4180 round baler Pickup: Mulvane, KS 67110 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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BidProwl Summary
This aggregated auction listing is being sold by Purple Wave in Mulvane, Kansas. The current bid is $14,500 and 56 bids have been placed. BidProwl's Flip Score puts it at 30/100, which scores below the median for heavy equipment.
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Description from Purple Wave
2019 Kubota BV4180 round baler - Bale count: 2,173 - Serial: 2PMBAL000KKN00623 Features - PTO: 540 - Monitor - KvG Mechatronics BV Focus 3 - Silage special - Transport lights - Gauge wheels - Size: 16x6.50-8 - Pickup width: 6' - Hydraulic pickup lift - Bale size: 4' x 6' - Net-wrap - Bale ramp Tires - Size: 480/45-17 Notes - Tractor not included - (2) rolls of net wrap Mulvane, KS 67110
What do Kubota Equipment lots actually sell for?
Compact tractors, RTVs, and mini excavators from parks departments; smaller Kubotas hold value unusually well at resale. See real Kubota Equipment hammer prices from the last 12 months, or narrow it to what they go for in Kansas.
