Im an automechanic by trade, and know nothing about plows or tractors, although some knowlege might apply to both. I suspect that screw adjusts the speed of its relitive lever, there are probably more for each lever. If it works, go for it. I see no problems arising, but again I know little about tractors or plows, but lots about mechanicals and how stuff works. Put the screw where you want it, and ride on!
SOURCE: i have a 2000 fisher
if it makes klic,klic,klic sound it may be the solenoid relay it cost about $30,try that
SOURCE: I am trying to loosen a caliper bleeder valve.
Try hitting the area around the bleeder with a hammer .. it may help .. bleeders are tough if they don't go after being heated/lubed. You could try loosening the line into the caliper .. that may allow enough of a bleed, banking on the fact that there is still brake fluid in that caliper .. otherwise you may end up replacing that caliper.
SOURCE: minute mount 2 fisher plow stopped working up down
there could be a flat spot in the motor that runs the blade
SOURCE: tried to bleed brakes by loosening the brake lines
You need to have the broken Bleeder screws replaced or the wheel cylinders replaced. You can't bleed the brakes by loosening the brake lines all it will do is bleed the brake lines.The bleeder screws allow the fluid to flow through the wheel cylinders or calipers flushing the air out.
SOURCE: not sure how to hook up plow motor to battery? Its
The heavy + should be connected to the battery through the solenoid for the motor. There should be wires to control the solenoid (an electric switch, you know). The - goes to the truck's frame at a place of your choice. The ground must be solid, you know that, right?
I think if I were doing this install, I would hook the plow ground with the battery ground on the fame or where ever it is located.
The plow control should be mounted for your convenience inside the cab.
Lets review: Plow motor | ground to ground, hot to solenoid (motor side) | solenoid (battery side) to battery | solenoid control wires to cab.
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