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Read articles →A Bad Boy dealership's side-by-side spec shootout between the Bad Boy 4035H and John Deere 3039R, both with cabs and loaders. The presenter reads through actual numbers, loader lift, breakout force, hydraulics, wheelbase, ground clearance, then walks the cab interiors of both running machines. He's upfront that he sells Bad Boy but tries to credit the Deere where it earns it. Best for shoppers actively weighing these two models on value.
Kevin Kelley operates KG Mowers and Equipment in Paris, Texas, and is an authorized Bad Boy tractor dealer, so expect a perspective that generally favors Bad Boy even when he attempts balance.
The Bad Boy 4035H runs $32,000 to $37,000 with a loader, while the John Deere 3039R runs $52,000 to $57,000 with a loader, about a $20,000 difference.
The Bad Boy 4035H lifts 2,200 to 2,280 pounds at its highest point, while the John Deere 3039R lifts exactly 1,300 pounds at the highest pivot point.
The presenter says he doesn't know if he'd pay $20,000 more, noting even used the Deere costs $10,000 more, though it offers owner warranty and runs a bit smoother.
He noted a hydraulic filter is about $90 with the competitor (John Deere) but Bad Boy's filter is still around $45.
