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Read articles →This is a real owner's early-impressions update at 37 hours, not a spec sheet or dealer walkaround. The Bagwell Farms owner compares the 4710 to their other tractors (McCormick, 5400), covering cab layout, the lone drawbar height-adjustment side (his main gripe), tire sidewall feel versus Michelins, the auto-throttle button, fuel-consumption display, and DEF use. Best for shoppers wanting candid, lived-with feedback rather than a feature tour.
Posted by the Bagwell Farms. channel, an owner-operator sharing personal, unpolished impressions from daily use on their own farm.
It only has a height adjustment on one side, requiring a pin to be pulled to adjust it, unlike the 46 model which had adjustment on both sides.
It automatically returns the engine to the set speed, so the owner can let an implement down and hit the button to resume speed in one motion.
It hasn't used any DEF fluid so far, with only 37 hours on the tractor.
They have a softer sidewall than the Michelins and ride better, though tread wear is still unknown since the Michelins have shown excellent wear.
