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Read articles →An owner-operator walkthrough showing exactly how to top off hydraulic fluid on a Massey Ferguson 4707, where the fill port is, which fluid brand he uses, how to transfer from a five-gallon bucket, and how to read the sight tube. He also flags that the manual's fill spec ran short by several quarts on his machine. Most useful to 4707 owners doing their first hydraulic service.
Posted by the Riggins Ranch channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing practical maintenance tasks from their own working property.
It is located at the rear of the tractor near the PTO, accessed by breaking a plug free with an adjustable wrench.
The owner found the manual's recommended level was four quarts short on his machine, so he added extra to reach the proper sight tube level.
He uses Coastal multi-trac hydraulic fluid, which he says is recommended for his Massey, transferring it from a five gallon bucket.
Check the sight tube at the rear of the tractor, with a marked minimum and maximum line, and run the tractor while cycling implements to see the level rise.
