1989 John Deere 960
Serial #N00960X004268
$7,580
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$1,105
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Interest Paid
$1,673
Total Paid
$7,737
Description
Size: 41 ft, Kind: 3-Section Folding, Standards: C-Shank, 41', 3-BAR HARROW, 3 SECTION FRAME, C-SHANK
1989 John Deere 960
RDO Equipment CO. - Fargo, North Dakota
Year
1989
Make
John Deere
Model
960
Category
Tillage
Subcategory
Field Cultivators
Stock No.
D889695
City
Fargo
State
ND
Condition
Used
Serial No.
N00960X004268
Width
41 ft
Estimated Payments
List Price
$7,580
Down Payment
$1,516 (20%)
Term Length
7 Years
Interest Rate
6.49%
Loan Balance
$6,064
Interest Paid
$2,091
Payoff Date
Aug 2033
Yearly Payment
$1,382
Payment & Interest Report
Interest Paid
$1,673
Total Paid
$7,737
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