TYM 4815 vs Bad Boy Tractors 5045 | Side-by-side comparison | ITC Resource Center
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4815R: Dry single plate; 4815H: Not applicable (HST)
None (HST)
Differential Lock & Limited Slip Options
Differential lock (standard)
Rear differential lock (standard)
Frame Type
Not Published
Compact utility tractor, 4WD
Steering
Hydrostatic
Hydrostatic power steering
Brakes
Wet, multi-disc
Wet, multi-disc
Seat Suspension & Adjustability
Suspension seat
Deluxe suspension seat
Front Axle Type
Not Published
Selectable 4WD
Front Axle Rating
Not Published
Not Published
Drawbar Capacity
Not Published
Not Published
Overall Width
56.3 in
64.9 in
Wheelbase
65.7 in
71.1 in
Ground Clearance
14.4 in
15.5 in
Min. Turn Radius without Brakes
124.8 in (left); 121.3 in (right)
9.18 ft (with brake applied)
Height to Top of ROPS
97.3 in
98.4 in
Height to Top of ROPS (folded)
Not Published
Not Published
Height to Top of Cab Model
Not Published
Not Applicable
Overall Length
120.9 in (with 3-point hitch)
127.4 in (with 3-point hitch)
Tractor Weight (Base)
3,278 lb
3,831 lb
Weight with ROPS and Loader
4,286 lb (3,278 + 1,008, computed)
Not Published
Weight with Cab and Loader
Not Published
Not Published
Tire Size & Options
R1 Agricultural, R4 Industrial
9.5-16 front / 12.4-28 rear (ag)
R1 Agricultural - Front
8-16
9.5-16
R1 Agricultural - Rear
12.4-24
12.4-28
R3 Turf - Front
Not Published
Not Published
R3 Turf - Rear
Not Published
Not Published
R4 Industrial - Front
10-16.5
Not Published
R4 Industrial - Rear
420/70x24
Not Published
Quick Attach Loader System
BL150: quick attachment assembly
SSQA
Loader Model
BL150
BBL500
Loader Lift Height
BL150: 104.9 in
106.6 in
Loader Lift Capacity (Full Height)
BL150: 2,200 lb (at pivot pin)
2,700 lb (at pivot pin)
Loader Breakout Force
BL150: 3,422 lb (at pivot pin, ground level)
3,660 lb
Warranty Length & Coverage
Basic 24 months or 2,000 hours, parts and labor; non-commercial: powertrain 72 months or 3,000 hours; rental and commercial: powertrain 36 months or 2,000 hours; loaders and backhoes 12 months
Basic 24 months or 1,000 hours; powertrain 72 months or 2,000 hours
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