Production years
2001-2003
John Deere sprayer ยท 2001-2003
John Deere 4710 Sprayer
The John Deere 4710 is an early large-acreage self-propelled sprayer built around an 800-gallon product tank and 80- or 90-foot boom class. It established the four-wheel independent-strut Deere platform and remains a recognizable, capable used machine for moderate-acreage field coverage.
Product tank capacity
800 US gal
Boom width options
80 or 90 ft
Engine
John Deere PowerTech 6.8L diesel, 200 hp
John Deere 4710 specifications
| Production years | 2001-2003 |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Self-propelled sprayer |
| Product tank capacity | 800 US gal |
| Boom width options | 80 or 90 ft |
| Engine | John Deere PowerTech 6.8L diesel, 200 hp |
| Crop clearance | Approx. 60 in, with standard tires |
| Weight | Approx. 22,000 lb empty, configuration-dependent |
| Drive | Hydrostatic 4WD with independent-strut suspension |
What the 4710 is used for
The 4710 is designed to cover broad-acre row-crop fields while providing high clearance and a compact enough package for farm roads and field entrances. Its 800-gallon tank and 80- or 90-foot booms suit operators stepping up from tractor-pulled equipment.
Owners still value it as a straightforward early Deere self-propelled platform with a familiar 6.8L engine and hydraulic drive. It is best suited to farms that can accept the age of its cab, controls, and electronics in exchange for a lower-complexity machine.
Why the John Deere 4710 stands out
The 4710 was notable for bringing Deere's independent-strut, high-clearance chassis into the mainstream large-acre sprayer market. Its 800-gallon tank, 200-hp engine, and durable steel boom options gave it useful field capacity for its era, and clean examples retain interest because the mechanical platform is well understood.
Buying a used John Deere 4710
Inspect boom center sections, fold hinges, breakaways, and wet-boom plumbing for cracks, corrosion, and repairs. Test the product pump, agitation, valves, rate controller, hydraulic tread adjustment, wheel motors, struts, and steering; inspect tire condition and verify engine hours. Confirm all cab displays and controller functions work, because older electronic components and wiring condition can materially affect value.
John Deere 4710 frequently asked questions
What size tank does a John Deere 4710 have?
The commonly cited product-tank capacity is 800 US gallons.
What boom widths were offered on the 4710?
The usual factory boom choices were 80 and 90 feet.
Is a 4710 still a good used sprayer?
It can be a practical machine when the boom, hydraulic drive, suspension, plumbing, and older electronics have been thoroughly inspected and maintained.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used sprayers vary by condition, use, and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.