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Read articles →This is a real-world hay season vlog, not a spec review: a working hay producer cuts, bales, and hauls a 34-acre irrigated pasture with his MF 4710, narrating as he goes. He touches on Dyna 2 transmission feel, auto throttle, brake-to-neutral for round baling, fuel usage (19.8 gallons), and baler belt setup, plus a new self-dump trailer. Best for owners wanting field-use impressions over technical specs.
Posted by CenTex Ag, an owner-operator hay producer sharing hands-on impressions from his own custom hay work.
The operator keeps the gear selector in forward and never touches the clutch, using the brake pedal alone to stop over rough rut spots while baling, then releases the brake and hits auto throttle to continue.
The total fuel used since starting to cut the field was 19.8 gallons, with the PTO running at 540 economy.
The operator calls it killer, saying he can pick up speed from 4.7 up to 6 mph with just a button push, and slow down for ruts without shifting gears.
Rough cut belts were installed during the off-season instead of the manual-specified smooth cut belts, to help the rollers start easier on the new Hall round baler.
