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Read articles →A dealer-produced walkaround covering both the 5045 and 5055, this video leads with the TYM platform relationship, then works through specs methodically: Cummins engine options, hydrostatic vs. synchro shuttle transmission tradeoffs, cab features, loader ratings (2,700 lb lift), 3-point capacity (3,360 lb), PTO horsepower, and dimensions. It closes with actual price ranges ($31K, $41.5K depending on config). No field operation footage, but useful for shoppers doing early spec comparisons.
Tractor Bob's is a certified dealership that sells Bad Boy tractors, so this is a sales-leaning walkaround with a clear commercial interest in the product being reviewed.
The 5045 has a 48 horsepower Cummins engine with 38.4 horsepower PTO, while the 5055 has a 55 horsepower engine with 44 horsepower PTO. Dimensions and other features are basically the same.
With the loader but without a cab, prices range from $31,000 to $34,000. With both loader and cab, prices range from $38,000 to $41,500, depending on horsepower and transmission.
Yes, the 50 series is technically a Bad Boy tractor built on the TYM platform, with certain components assembled by Bad Boy in the US, including a heavier cast iron front axle.
The loader has a max lift capacity of 2,700 pounds with 107 inches of lift height. The Category 1 3-point has a max lift capacity of 3,360 pounds.
| Bad Boy Tractors 5045 | Bad Boy Tractors 5055 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 38.4 hp | 44 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 3,660 lb | 3,660 lb |
| 3-point lift capacity | 3,306 lb | 3,306 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 10.7 gpm | 10.7 gpm |
