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Read articles →Distinctively a real-world issue log rather than a review: the owner discovered transmission/hydraulic fluid pooling under his Bad Boy 4035 at around 100 hours and walks through diagnosing the source, a loose hydraulic line near the oil filter housing. He removes the hose on camera, suspects a loose fitting rather than a cut line, clamps it, and confirms at the end it was simply an undertightened hose clamp. Best for Bad Boy 4035 owners troubleshooting a similar leak.
Posted by the Ortiz Farm of TC channel, which appears to be an owner-operator documenting their own tractor experiences for reference and community knowledge-sharing.
The leak was coming from a hydraulic line near the oil filter housing, caused by a hose clamp that was not tight enough.
No, the owner found it was just a loose hose clamp, not a cut line or bad seal, and fixing it stopped the leak.
He went underneath the tractor, traced drips to a line coming out of the oil filter housing, removed the hose, and checked if it was cut or loose.
