How do I find out what my used John Deere mower is worth as a trade-in?
The trade-in value of a used John Deere mower comes from an appraisal by our sales team. If you are asking "How much will you give me for my 2015 X300?", we cannot post one number that fits every mower, because the figure depends on your machine. Contact your Koenig store with the model and year, and our sales team will get an estimate started.
How to get a trade-in estimate
- Have your model and year ready. For example, "X300, 2015." Our sales team typically needs a few basic details about your machine, and these are the first two they will ask for.
- Contact our sales team. Reach out to your nearest Koenig store and tell them you would like a trade-in appraisal.
- Get your appraised value. Our sales team will appraise your mower and apply the trade value toward your next purchase.
What you can do to help the value
Condition matters. Equipment that has been kept in good shape is easier to appraise well, and first impressions count when a machine changes hands. Cleaning your mower and taking care of needed repairs before the appraisal is worth the effort.
We go into more detail in two blog posts. Both were written with farm equipment in mind, but the same habits apply to a lawn tractor:
- Selling Used Farm Equipment For Maximum Value
- What is the Best Way to Buy and Trade in Used Farm Equipment?
How the trade-in value is used
The appraised value of your trade-in goes toward your next purchase. If you finance through John Deere Financial at Koenig Equipment, it can count as all or part of your down payment. That reduces the cash you need upfront and lowers the amount you finance.
What this article cannot tell you
We cannot give a dollar figure for your mower here. Two mowers of the same model and year can appraise differently, so any number we published would be a guess. The only reliable figure is the appraisal from our sales team at your Koenig store.