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Read articles →A brief first-day owner impression from someone who just took delivery of a Bad Boy 4025 hydrostatic. Tom notes it's manufactured by TYM, mentions the third-function grapple setup, praises hydraulic independence, and flags two potential durability concerns around exposed components and the fuel tank. No specs, no work demo, just a cold-morning walkaround from a new owner still getting acquainted. Best for shoppers curious about early real-world reactions.
Posted by the Tom The Old Dude / Bankston Wrecker channel, appears to be an owner-operator sharing first impressions from his own property.
It is made by TYM, a Korean manufacturer, while Bad Boy's implements are made in Arkansas, USA, though the loader itself says Korea.
A third function has to be added to run the grapple, controlled by a button on the lever, and it works well with good speed.
Yes, the hydraulics are independent of one another, so using one function does not slow down the others, even with all three running at once.
He notes potential issues with some exposed components possibly tearing off, and is unsure if the fuel tank could get torn off as well.
