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Read articles →An owner-operator vlog following a Bad Boy 4025 through its first real work session: a roughly four-to-five-hour day of bush hogging overgrown fields, pushing burn piles with the loader, and driving the tractor on public roads between two properties. The main takeaways are real-world impressions, adequate power for the tasks, no breakdowns, but notably fast fuel consumption. Best for buyers curious how the 4025 holds up in sustained, light farm use.
Posted by the I.A.G. FARMS "ITS.ALLABOUT.GOD" channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal farm experiences rather than a dealership or professional reviewer.
It cut grass and cleared trails for about three hours, never lost power, and pushed through growed-up areas with plenty of power throughout the job.
No. The owner says it had plenty of power while bush hogging and never lacked power at all, even pushing down an old pine tree with the loader.
The owner says the fuel tank runs out pretty fast. After filling up, driving 40 minutes each way plus bush hogging for hours left the tank needing a refill.
No breakdowns. It ran nonstop for four to five hours doing bush hogging and loader work and performed well, unlike the owner's old Farmall 560.
