Massey Ferguson 4707
Utility Tractor · 2025
Overview
The Massey Ferguson 4707 provides the power and durability required for working farm operations. With 75 horsepower, it handles demanding implements and attachments effectively. The power shuttle transmission delivers reliable power transfer.
Owner Ratings
Based on 190 owner reviews
Best For
- ✓Working farms and agricultural operations
- ✓Heavy implements and PTO-driven equipment
- ✓Rotary cutters and brush hogs
- ✓PTO-driven implements
- ✓3-point implements up to 4850 lbs
Not Ideal For
- ✗Properties with limited storage space
- ✗Operators seeking low purchase cost
Key Features
AGCO Power 3.3L 3-cyl turbo HPCR
A standout feature enhancing overall performance.
75 HP max
A standout feature enhancing overall performance.
12x12 power shuttle
A standout feature enhancing overall performance.
4,850 lb lift capacity
Ready for attachments and heavy lifting tasks.
7,125 lb base weight
A standout feature enhancing overall performance.
540/540E/1000 PTO
Enables connection to a wide range of implements.
MF 4700 Utility Series
MF 4700 models are heavier utility tractors designed for demanding daily farm work, loader productivity, and field support with straightforward operation and durability focus.
Utility Horsepower Positioning
Massey Ferguson official offers list the MF 4700 series at 75–100 HP, placing it in the upper half of the utility category that MF defines at 45–100 HP. This published range positions the line as a stronger utility option for users needing more sustained output than lower utility classes while still prioritizing practical operation. In buyer terms, this is often where utility tractors become true multi-role primaries for livestock, hay, and everyday transport workloads.
- •Official MF 4700 offer card: 75–100 HP
- •Official utility category range: 45–100 HP
- •Positioned above lower utility ranges like 2600H
- •Suitable as primary daily utility tractor class
Heavy-Duty Utility Character
MF utility-page messaging specifically contrasts 2600 H as no-nonsense and 4700 as heavier-duty capability, reinforcing this series as the more robust utility step. That official positioning aligns with use cases requiring longer daily duty cycles, larger implements, and more frequent high-load loader operation. For listing content, this helps communicate why 4700 models are usually chosen when operations outgrow lighter utility platforms but do not yet need mid-range tractor complexity.
- •Official utility messaging identifies 4700 as heavy-duty utility
- •Targeted for demanding daily workload cycles
- •Common step-up from lower utility classes
- •Maintains straightforward utility operation emphasis
Category Ladder Context
Because MF publishes compact at 23–60 HP, utility at 45–100 HP, and mid-range at 100–180 HP, the 4700 series sits directly at the top of utility and near mid-range entry. That category placement explains frequent cross-shopping with lower mid-range tractors. It also clarifies fleet role: a tractor that can handle robust utility chores while still serving lighter field tasks without jumping fully into larger, higher-cost machine classes.
- •Compact category: 23–60 HP
- •Utility category: 45–100 HP
- •Mid-range category: 100–180 HP
- •4700 official range sits at upper utility boundary
Ownership and Offer Visibility
The MF 4700 series receives dedicated official financing and promotion placement, signaling its importance as a volume utility platform in North America. Published offer cards repeatedly show 75–100 HP framing and long-term financing terms, indicating MF's intent to position these tractors for regular-use operations where uptime and practical cost-of-ownership matter. That visibility supports confident buyer expectations around support, dealer familiarity, and widespread implement pairing within this utility class.
- •Dedicated official MF 4700 offer card present
- •Published range: 75–100 HP in official promotions
- •Promoted as core utility ownership platform
- •High visibility in North American utility marketing channels
What Owners Say
- •The 4707 is a capable North American utility machine well-suited to livestock operations
- •70hp with 4WD handles the core demands of a small-to-medium farm reliably
- •Massey Ferguson dealer support across North America makes service and parts accessible
- •Strong hydraulics and 3PH manage loader and rear implement work simultaneously
- •Owners value the 4707 for its honest capability and long-term Massey Ferguson reliability
Complete Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Engine | |
| Gross Horsepower | 75 HP |
| Cylinders | 3 |
| Displacement | 3.3L |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged |
| Transmission & Drive | |
| Transmission Type | Power Shuttle |
| Forward Speeds | 12 |
| Drive Type | 4WD |
| Hydraulics & Hitch | |
| 3-Point Hitch | Category II |
| Lift Capacity | 4,850 lbs |
| PTO | |
| PTO Speed | 540/540E/1000 RPM |
| Dimensions & Weight | |
| Operating Weight | 7,125 lbs |
Specs & Compare
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| Specification | Massey Ferguson 4707 | — | — |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine | |||
| Gross HP | 75 HP | — | — |
| Cylinders | 3 | — | — |
| Displacement | 3.3L | — | — |
| Fuel Type | Diesel | — | — |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged | — | — |
| Transmission & Drive | |||
| Transmission | Power Shuttle | — | — |
| Forward Speeds | 12 | — | — |
| Drive Type | 4WD | — | — |
| Hydraulics & Hitch | |||
| 3-Point Hitch | Category II | — | — |
| Lift Capacity | 4,850 lbs | — | — |
| PTO | |||
| PTO Speed | 540/540E/1000 RPM | — | — |
| Dimensions & Weight | |||
| Weight | 7,125 lbs | — | — |
| Pricing | |||
| MSRP From | $48,000 | — | — |
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Get More From Your Massey Ferguson 4707
Owning it is just the start. These guides cover the attachments, upkeep, and equipment that fit this tractor.
Attachment Compatibility
Match implements by hitch, PTO, and hydraulics.
Read guide3-Point Hitch Guide
Categories, pin sizes, and how to attach implements.
Read guidePTO Attachments Guide
How the PTO works and the implements it drives.
Read guideHydraulic Remotes
Add and troubleshoot rear remotes.
Read guideFarm Fuel Storage
Store and transfer diesel on your property.
Read guideFarm Backup Power
Run a PTO generator off this tractor.
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