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Kukje Machinery Co., LTD., headquartered in Korea, recently signed a contract to supply tractors to Bad Boy Inc. of Batesville, Ark. Through the OEM contract, the company will supply tractors in the 22-35 horsepower range over the next 7 years. Farm Equipment is gathering additional details and will share updates.
8537 posts · Joined 2014. #4 · Jan 3, 2023. It is unlikely that the Branson brand is going away. TYM is making the tractors for Bad Bad. TYM also happens to now own the Branson brand as well as Branson's parent company (Kukje Machinery). TYM also made tractors for Cabela's under the Cabela's brand and makes them currently for Rural King under ...
Bad Boy tractors are built by Kukje, they're Branson models; the 2, 3, and 4 series are previous generation models at that. The 1 series Bad Boy and respective Branson model are built by TYM; this gave Branson, and Bad Boy, a subcompact model. I believe this came to be around the time TYM purchased their initial interest in Kukje.
TYM makes/owns Branson, RK and BadBoy along with making Cabella's and a few others. They OWN Kujeke engines, but use Yanmar engines (same as John Deere) in HALF their tractors. I tried pricing out custom 55hp tractors on John Deere, New holland AND Kioti as well as TYM.
16905 posts · Joined 2014. #1 · Dec 8, 2022. Today, I learned that a local small engine lawn mower and lawn equipment dealer, who has represented the Bad Boy mowers for the last 3 years, now handles their tractors.The dealer is within 5 miles of my house. They just took delivery of the full line up of machines from the 22hp to the 35hp ...
These two, in particular, must be quite uncomfortable as Bad Boys; the Branson machines have a much smaller seat. A less comfortable seat I'm sure, but they took up less room. The 1022 and 1025 Bad Boy subcompact tractors, like the Branson 2205 and 2505, are closer in relation to the TYM T224 and T254 than anything designed by Kukje.
But based on your criteria, if I needed something today, I guess I'd take another look at Kubota. #2 Yanmar. At work, we had many many Yanmar engines, they seemed decent. 1974 JD210, 10hp, 47" Deck. --- 2015 JD1023E, 60" deck. --- 2020 JD 2025R, 60" deck, Bolt On Hooks, Forks, Heavy Hitch, Frontier Aerator, EA Rake.
Branson and LS are different OEM manufacturers. New Holland and LS are the same tractors, but different stickers up to their utility line at least. TYM and RK are the same. Though after reading up on the different engines they use the Kukje is easier to fix and runs at lower RPMs than the yanmar. Reply Quote Like.
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All Deere's commercial decks (green) and the ones for the x7-series are stamped. But they are capable of stamping 7 gauge steel. I'm sure that takes a big press. Bad Boy's commercial mowers have 1/4" fab'd decks. Which seems overkill to me. But many commercial zero-turns are in that 7 gauge to 1/4" range.