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Read articles →An owner-operator actually crawls under his MF 4710 to test the widely repeated claim that you must pull the rear wheel to change the 2000-hour hydraulic strainer filter. He walks through the real access procedure, demonstrates it live (messy, hurried, unscripted), and explains fluid recommendations and SCR vs. DPF differences. Most useful for 4710 owners facing this service job for the first time.
Posted by the Bagwell Farms. channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing hands-on, unscripted maintenance work from personal experience.
No. The video shows you do not have to do that, despite widely repeated claims. You can access the filter by crawling underneath the tractor.
AGCO Permatran. The Dino transmissions in the 4710 require it, and the video recommends using it over standard cheap hydraulic oil for longevity.
The proper way is to drain the rear end first. It can be done without fully draining if you are quick, but it gets messy and you will lose some fluid.
