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Read articles →A first-generation farm family's personal journey video centered on why they chose the Bad Boy 4025 over Kubota and Mahindra, mainly its 2200-lb loader capacity at roughly $20,000. They briefly note it's Branson-built and share first impressions starting it up and pushing dirt. There's no systematic walkaround or spec deep-dive; it's a faith-and-family story with some buying-rationale detail woven in. Best for shoppers curious about the capacity comparison or the Branson connection.
An owner-operator couple documenting their first-generation farm build, so expect a personal, faith-centered perspective rather than a technical or dealer-driven review.
The Bad Boy 4025 had a 2200-lb loader lift capacity versus about 1184 pounds for the comparable Kubota, giving more capacity for the same price range.
Yes, Branson makes these tractors, and the Bad Boy 4025 is said to be exactly the same as the Branson 2515, just rebranded with a different color.
It ran around twenty thousand dollars and is 25 horsepower, but with a heavier, beefier build and higher lift capacity than similarly sized tractors.
The owners believe they can get interchangeable parts from Branson tractors, which have been produced for five or six years.
