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Read articles →Brock visits a friend who traded a Coyote (Kioti DK4710) for a Bad Boy 5045 cab tractor, making this a real-world owner comparison rather than a dealer demo. The video covers size, lift capacity, ground clearance, cab comfort, pedal placement, heated seat, and rear remotes, with a dealer's take on why to choose Bad Boy over the nearly identical Tym 4820. A price and financing figure appears at the end via a partner dealer. Best for shoppers cross-shopping this specific size class.
Rock Hill Farm is an owner-operator channel that also carries a commercial partnership with The Tractor Yard, which influences the pricing segment at the end.
The Bad Boy 5045 lifts a 6x6 bale with ease and no teetering, while the Kioti DK4710 can only just barely lift one safely.
The dealer cited the premium heated seat with nicer armrests, standard nicer radio, Bad Boy's own loader design, and a larger dealer network than Kubota's.
Yes, it comes standard with two sets of rear remotes, which the owner says he has not missed unless running an auger.
The owner felt the two-pedal placement was too close together and required pushing pretty hard, calling it a poor location for his size 14 boots.
