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Read articles →An owner-operator tracks real DEF consumption on his Massey Ferguson 4710 during actual hay tedding and raking work. He measures fuel and DEF usage across two fill-ups using a scale, calculates a roughly 6% DEF-to-fuel ratio against Massey's stated 10% maximum, and identifies a specific gauge inaccuracy that triggers false low-DEF warnings. Useful for 4710 owners curious about real-world DEF consumption and the quirky gauge behavior.
Posted by the DLH Farms channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing practical, hands-on observations from their own farming operation.
The owner used 22 gallons of fuel and 1.2 gallons of DEF, about a 6% ratio, well under Massey Ferguson's stated 10% maximum.
Going downhill the float sits in the back while fluid pools forward, showing lower DEF than actual, which triggers the light and buzzer until going uphill again.
No, the owner found the gauge reads low, showing a quarter tank when the tank was actually half full based on fill measurements.
