Massey Ferguson 4707 For Sale — 75 HP Utility Tractor at $32,000
The Massey Ferguson 4707 for sale at Farmers Equipment is a proven 75 HP utility tractor built for demanding farm and property work. 3.6L AGCO Power turbocharged 4-cylinder engine, 12×12 ShuttleShift transmission, 3,300 lb rear lift capacity, 540/1,000 RPM PTO, and full loader compatibility. Priced at $32,000 with worldwide shipping available.
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Massey Ferguson 4707 Specifications
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| Specification | MF 4707 Details |
|---|---|
| Engine | 3.6L 4-cylinder AGCO Power (turbocharged) |
| Rated HP | 75 HP |
| PTO HP | ~63 HP |
| Emissions | Tier 4 Final compliant |
| Transmission (standard) | 12×12 ShuttleShift |
| Transmission (option) | 20×20 Dyna-4 semi-powershift |
| PTO speeds | 540 / 540E — 1,000 RPM optional |
| Rear 3-point lift capacity | 3,300 lbs (1,500 kg) |
| Hydraulic SCV remotes | 2 standard |
| Operating weight | Approx. 4,200 lbs |
| Fuel tank | 20 gallons (76 L) |
| Wheelbase | 82.7 inches |
| Drive | 2WD or 4WD depending on configuration |
| Loader compatible | Yes — MF 900 Series front loaders |
| Price | $32,000 — worldwide shipping available |
Where Is the Massey Ferguson 4707 Made?
The Massey Ferguson 4707 is manufactured at AGCO’s facility in Beauvais, France — the primary production site for Massey Ferguson tractors in the 75–200 HP range. Beauvais has been an MF manufacturing hub since 1960 and produces tractors for markets worldwide including North America, Europe, and export markets. The 4707 is part of MF’s Global Series — designed specifically for international markets including Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, where straightforward mechanical design and lower service cost requirements are priorities. The AGCO Power 3.6L engine used in the 4707 is manufactured by AGCO Power in Linnavuori, Finland.
Is the Massey Ferguson 4707 a Good Tractor?
Yes — with clear strengths and one important consideration. The MF 4707’s case:
- Proven AGCO Power engine — the 3.6L turbocharged diesel is a reliable, well-supported unit used across the AGCO brand family. Long-term owner reports are positive on durability
- Practical transmission options — the 12×12 ShuttleShift is well-suited to loader work; the optional 20×20 Dyna-4 adds flexibility for varied fieldwork
- Competitive lift capacity — 3,300 lbs at the 3-point hitch handles most mid-range implements without straining
- Simple mechanical design — the Global Series prioritises serviceability in markets with variable dealer access. Fewer electronics means lower repair complexity
- Price point — at $32,000 the MF 4707 is competitive in the 75 HP utility class compared with John Deere and Kubota equivalents at $38,000–$50,000+
The honest consideration: the MF 4707 Global Series is designed for markets where simplicity and cost-effectiveness matter more than technology. It lacks the precision farming integration, advanced telematics, and electronic feature set of John Deere or premium Massey Ferguson models. For buyers who want a reliable workhorse at a competitive price — it delivers. For buyers who want advanced precision ag technology — the MF 5700 or 6700 series is more appropriate.
Common Problems with the Massey Ferguson 4707
| Issue | Details | Severity |
|---|---|---|
| DPF / emissions system | Tier 4 Final DPF can cause regeneration warnings in light-use or short-cycle applications. Most common on machines used predominantly at low load. Run machine at sustained load periodically to allow full regen cycle | ⚠️ Moderate — manageable with correct use |
| Hydraulic seal leaks | Rear cylinder and remote connection seals on higher-hour units — standard wear item. Address early before active leaks develop | ⚠️ Moderate — standard wear |
| ShuttleShift wear (high hours) | Clutch engagement can soften on high-hour units with deferred service. Test shuttle operation before purchase on any high-hour 4707 | 🟡 Minor — service-dependent |
| Electrical connector corrosion | Older units can develop intermittent electrical faults from connector corrosion. Inspect harness condition before purchase | 🟡 Minor — preventable |
Massey Ferguson 4707 vs John Deere — Which Is Better?
| Factor | Massey Ferguson 4707 | John Deere 5E Series (75 HP equiv) |
|---|---|---|
| Engine | AGCO Power 3.6L — proven, reliable | John Deere PowerTech — excellent |
| Purchase price | $32,000 | ~$38,000–$45,000 |
| Dealer network (North America) | Good — not as dense as JD | Largest in industry |
| Parts availability | Good — not next-day everywhere | Excellent — next-day most markets |
| Resale value | Good — MF holds value well | Very strong — JD premium resale |
| Technology / precision farming | Basic — Global Series focus | Advanced — Operations Center |
| Mechanical simplicity | ✅ Simpler — lower repair complexity | More electronics |
| Best for | Value-focused buyer, export markets, lower service cost environments | Buyers wanting best dealer support, technology, resale |
The MF 4707 at $32,000 versus a comparable John Deere at $38,000–$45,000 represents a meaningful price difference. If dealer density and technology are priorities — John Deere is worth the premium. If budget and mechanical simplicity are priorities — the MF 4707 delivers solid capability at lower cost.
Which Model Is Best in Massey Ferguson?
For different use cases, the best MF model varies:
- Sub-compact / small property — MF GC1725M (24 HP, loader and mower deck included)
- Mid-range utility (this machine) — MF 4707 (75 HP, competitive price, Global Series reliability)
- Mid-size farm — MF 5711 (110 HP, Dyna-4, factory loader option, $22,000 at Farmers Equipment)
- Large commercial / high hours — MF 6700 Series or 7700 Series with Dyna-7 transmission
How Many Hours Will a Massey Ferguson Tractor Last?
A well-maintained Massey Ferguson utility tractor should provide 8,000–12,000+ hours of productive service life. The AGCO Power engine used in the 4707 is a proven, durable unit used across the AGCO brand family. Key factors: fluid maintenance on schedule, DPF service when needed, and transmission fluid changes at manufacturer intervals. Many MF tractors from the 1990s and early 2000s — including the well-regarded 300 and 400 Series — are still in daily farm use, which is the most meaningful long-term durability evidence available.
Massey Ferguson 4707 Price — Market Context
The MF 4707 is priced at $32,000 at Farmers Equipment. For independent market pricing, TractorHouse.com lists current used MF 4707 sales. New MF 4707 units from authorised dealers typically list at $28,000–$38,000 depending on configuration and region. Used MF 4707 tractors trade on the open market for approximately $12,000–$22,000 depending on hours and condition.
Why Buy Your MF 4707 From Farmers Equipment?
- $32,000 — transparent pricing, no hidden fees
- All machines inspected before listing
- Worldwide shipping — delivered to your location
- Knowledgeable support team
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Frequently Asked Questions: Massey Ferguson 4707 For Sale
What horsepower is the Massey Ferguson 4707?
75 HP from a 3.6L 4-cylinder AGCO Power turbocharged diesel engine, Tier 4 Final compliant. PTO horsepower is approximately 63 HP. Suited to farms up to 200 acres for tillage, loader work, haying, and general utility tasks.
What is the Massey Ferguson 4707 price?
$32,000 at Farmers Equipment with worldwide shipping. New MF 4707 units from authorised dealers typically list at $28,000–$38,000 depending on configuration and region. Used MF 4707 tractors trade for approximately $12,000–$22,000 depending on hours and condition.
Where is the Massey Ferguson 4707 made?
The MF 4707 is manufactured at AGCO’s facility in Beauvais, France — the primary MF production site for the 75–200 HP range. The AGCO Power 3.6L engine is manufactured by AGCO Power in Linnavuori, Finland.
Is the Massey Ferguson 4707 a good tractor?
Yes — a reliable, practical utility tractor at a competitive price. Proven AGCO Power engine, simple mechanical design, good lift capacity, and useful transmission options. The Global Series design prioritises serviceability and reliability over technology features. For buyers wanting precision farming integration, the MF 5700 or 6700 Series is more appropriate.
What are common problems with the Massey Ferguson 4707?
Most reported: DPF regeneration warnings in light-use applications, hydraulic seal leaks on higher-hour units, ShuttleShift clutch wear on high-hour machines with deferred service, and electrical connector corrosion on older units. Overall reliability is well-regarded — maintenance history is the primary determinant of condition.
Which is better — John Deere or Massey Ferguson?
For dealer network, technology, and resale value: John Deere. For price, mechanical simplicity, and value-per-dollar: Massey Ferguson. The MF 4707 at $32,000 versus a comparable John Deere 5E at $38,000–$45,000 is the honest comparison. Both are capable machines — the decision depends on whether dealer infrastructure or purchase price is the higher priority.
How many hours will a Massey Ferguson tractor last?
8,000–12,000+ hours with proper maintenance. The AGCO Power engine in the 4707 is a proven, durable unit. Many MF tractors from earlier series remain in daily farm use at very high hours — the best available evidence of long-term durability. Fluid maintenance on schedule is the primary longevity factor.
Which model is best in Massey Ferguson?
Depends on the use case. For sub-compact work: MF GC1725M. For mid-range utility: MF 4707 (this machine). For mid-size farm: MF 5711 (110 HP, available at $22,000 at Farmers Equipment). For large commercial operations: MF 6700 or 7700 Series.
Can I get worldwide shipping on the MF 4707?
Yes — Farmers Equipment ships to customers worldwide. Contact us with your location for a shipping quote and estimated delivery timeline.
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