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Read articles →This is a brand-new owner's first plowing session with a just-purchased MF 4707, filmed the same week as the tractor's delivery. It covers a two-bottom moldboard plow setup: adjusting the three-point hitch angle and tilt, diagnosing why soil wasn't flipping completely, and correcting it across several passes. It's learning-in-real-time footage, not a polished tutorial, useful mainly for buyers curious about plow setup trial-and-error rather than tractor specs or capability testing.
Posted by a first-time owner documenting their own tractor and farm as they learn, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
You use the three-point hitch arms to center the plow, then adjust the tilt screw left or right based on whether the soil is flipping completely or leaving grass showing.
It cuts about six to eight inches deep and turns the soil upside down, with disks cutting the top layer first for a cleaner, straighter result.
The tractors were nearly identical in features and both four-wheel drive, but the owner chose the MF 4707 mainly because of the customer service received from the dealer.
