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Read articles →A dealer walkaround of a fully-loaded NS4710 cab tractor, covering the Coyote grapple and loader setup, backhoe controls and quick-release removal process, cab features, three-point hitch details including the external lift lever, and an under-the-hood service walkthrough noting filter locations and access challenges. It goes reasonably deep for a sales-channel video. Best for buyers actively comparing NS4710 packages or wanting to understand what ownership and routine maintenance actually involves.
Marshall Kirby identifies himself as a salesperson at Orchard Hill Farm Equipment, so this is a dealership channel with a natural sales lean, though it covers practical details beyond a typical promotional piece.
Pull two pins underneath the tractor, drop the outriggers and bucket, disconnect the hydraulics, and drive forward. Do this on hard, level ground to make reattaching easier.
A Coyote KG4066 grapple, 66 inches wide, was used since the standard bucket is 72 inches and grapples should run close to or a bit less than bucket size.
It is set further back and harder to reach. You move a piece out of the way, cut and re-zip tie it, then reach in to unscrew the cap and fill with a flexible funnel.
Yes, there is a lift and lower lever on the outside of the tractor linked to the cab controls, so you can raise or lower the arms while hooking up implements.
