Used Tractors For Sale in Kansas

A 2021 John Deere 5115RH green tractor being driven across a muddy field on a clear blue sunny day.

In Kansas, Bucklin Tractor & Implement stands as the go-to destination for quality used tractors. With a deep-rooted commitment to agricultural excellence, we offer a curated selection of tractors for sale that combine value with reliability. If you're scouting for dependable used tractors for sale in Kansas, our dealership provides unmatched guidance and a rich inventory to match your farming needs. Trust Bucklin Tractor & Implement to drive your agricultural ambitions.

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Used Tractor Buying Guide

Buying a used tractor is a great way to save money especially when taking into consideration how expensive today's models can be. In some ways, it's like buying a used car because you'll want to inspect every part of the tractor and get as much historical information about it. The main difference is that tractors have a much longer lifespan so the price range can drastically change. Below we've outlined some tips to help you during your used tractor search. If you have any additional questions or want to look at some used tractors, be sure to stop by Bucklin Tractor & Implement. We offer a wide selection of used tractors for sale across our six BTI locations in Kansas!

Purpose

Tractors serve all kinds of purposes and those number multiples with all the available attachments and implements on the market. Before you even step into a dealership or start looking at used tractors, you'll want to figure out what you plan to use your tractor for. There are smaller models that are primarily designed for landscaping and property maintenance. And on the other end of the spectrum, there are larger, more powerful tractors for maximizing crop production and pulling large tillage equipment. If you're having trouble deciding which type of tractor is right for you, don't hesitate to contact us!

Inspection

Once you've figured out what type of tractor you need and have narrowed down to a few used models, you'll want to inspect them in person. Generally, if a tractor looks like it's been maintained, it has been. That being said, there are certain areas to pay close attention to. Look for any rust or areas that have been painted over as they may try to cover rust with paint. Be sure to compare wear and tear along with tractor hours. That can include areas such as foot pedals, cab condition, carpet, tires, and more. And most importantly, you'll want to give the tractor a test ride. Pay attention to steering tightness, leaks, weird sounds, or anything you won't notice from just looking at pictures.

Background Check

Whether it's before or after you physically inspect the tractors, ask as many questions until you feel comfortable. Knowing the maintenance history of the tractor can say a lot about it's lifespan. Ask about how it was used and where it was stored during winter months. You can even check ownership records with its serial or VIN number to make sure you know exactly what you're paying for.