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Read articles →An owner-operator work session showing the 4707 pulling a brush hog to clear overgrown trails. The most notable content is a brief practical detour covering a blown hydraulic hose repair, diagnosing the cause, replacing the fitting, checking fluid level via the sight glass, and zip-tying the abrasion wrap back together. Light on specs and technique; best for owners curious about real-world hydraulic maintenance on this tractor.
Posted by the Gurk in the Dirt channel, whose host Brian comes across as a hands-on owner sharing day-to-day work on his own property.
The owner believes a tight bend in the fitting cracked the hose, even though the tractor was only a couple years old.
Set the three-point all the way down, put the bucket level on the ground, then check the sight glass located in the back.
No, after checking the sight glass the tractor was still in good shape despite the fluid loss from the blowout.
