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Read articles →A real-ownership review from a cattle farmer in Alabama with 90-100 hours on his 4707, making it more seasoned than a typical first-look. Covers filter access, battery location, the optional third-function hydraulic add-on ($1,300), air-ride seat, cab layout, PTO and A/C issues he encountered new, the external lift-arm controls (with an honest critique that they're slower than advertised), and the 12-speed transmission. Best for buyers weighing this model for similar light ranch use.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own cattle farm, with no apparent commercial ties to a dealer.
The air conditioner blew hot air instead of cooling, and the PTO shaft did not work, engaging for only a few seconds before shutting off.
The hood lifts up and out of the way easily, giving access to fuel filters and the battery mounted up front, unlike his prior Kubota which needed side panels removed.
No, the owner says they are more cumbersome than videos suggest. You must hold the buttons down a long time before the arms slowly raise or lower.
It cost about $1,300 and is useful if you want to run a grapple or similar attachment.
