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Read articles →A real-work vlog of an owner clearing overgrown land using a Bad Boy 4035CH's grapple and bush hog on the same pass. It shows switching between implements, engaging four-wheel drive in soft ground, managing radiator clogging in thick weeds, and mentions running the rear PTO at 2,500-3,000 RPM. No specs or comparisons, best for owners curious how the 4035CH handles rough, unmanaged acreage.
Posted by the Grid Free Gear channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing casual, unscripted footage from their own property.
The radiator keeps getting covered and coating in the thick grass and weeds, but the operator says it is not actually an overheating problem.
To run the rear PTO you have to be between 2500 and 3000 RPMs, according to the operator.
The bush hog will go through about a four inch sapling, though the operator says it is not his favorite thing to do with it.
The operator switches into four wheel drive when the ground gets soft and swampy and he does not trust the ground.
