Changing the hydraulic filter on the 4710

[@oscarscott3232]

😂 the last two minutes is a blast.

[@farming4g]

Yep, those suction strainers require the oil to be drained quite a bit lol! Same thing kinda happened to us, dumped a few gallons out then went and got some empty clean hyd pails and caught what we could. Changed it at around 700 hours for oil sample for warranty and discovered a machine nut inside the strainer. No idea how that nut got there but was inside the filter not on the outside like one would expect. Can't imagine how that nut never moved into the transmission...

[@ihus9950]

How much oil went down your shirt sleeve Bud. lol At least that filter change is done👍

[@michaelsailors7794]

Good to see you doing well. I would definitely get a Massey if I had to replace a tractor. Definitely pay for the right oil, shortcuts costs a lot more in the long run. See yall next time

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

O No, you mean everything on the internet is not right!!!! O No! 😂Take Care🚜🪵🇺🇸

[@curtisgarner2144]

Thanks for the video. I have a 4707 with 250 hrs on it. I think when I have to service mine I will drain the oil.

[@joeculbertson3602]

I’ve changed my 4710 hydro fluid filters and no you don’t have to remove the rear tire or take the floor out of cab.

[@SLCFarms]

Hey there ya are!

[@joemelton1606]

What kind of oil and how much

[@anthonychavez4621]

Only filter that is almost impossible to change is the shuttle shift hydraulic filter.

[@BagwellFarms]

Doesn’t have such a filter this is it here in the video

[@Robinsonfamilyfarms]

We have a 4710.. u said that’s the 2000 hr filter change?

[@BagwellFarms]

Correct you change it every 2000 hours