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Read articles →An owner-operator work session showing the Bad Boy 4035 doing real fill-grading on a steel building pad. The video captures roughly an hour of loader work with honest field impressions: rear-end lift under load, RPM sweet spot around 2,000-2,200, and thoughts on ballast fixes like liquid rim guard. Casual and lightly filmed, but useful for buyers curious how a 35-hp Bad Boy handles bulk dirt-moving.
Posted by the Ortiz Farm of TC channel, an owner sharing firsthand impressions from their own property with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Yes, the owner says it has a lot of power for 35 horsepower and no lack of power when scooping and leveling fill dirt.
The owner says the rear end lifts under load and the tractor feels light, so he plans to add a box blade, rear weights, or liquid rim guard tire solution.
The owner says it is really quiet, noting you almost cannot tell it is on, especially compared to loud zero turn mowers.
