Check your plow to truck connectors some cleaning and some Dielectric grease goes a long way.
when you lose sol. control the hyd. flow defaults to a certain direction.
Make sure they are clean. and lightly greased try that to start.
SOURCE: I changed the hoses on my western sonw plow today
off the (joy-stick) in the cab, can you hear the hydraulic motor run when it's set to move to the left???,if so when you changed hoses,did you have all plow angles and heights "centered" when you did this? you may still have a lack of hydralic fluid to that position,does it try to move that way (jittery)?if so, again check for an air pocket in this line and re-bleed the system,overtime it will work itself out of the lines,but you may have it trapped in this hose run
SOURCE: my fisher plow wont move
Sounds like pump is not working, check all fuild lines. Unless the plow is all electric, then the ground
SOURCE: fisher minute mount goes up and left and locks up
check your connections, especially the main power plug in, i have used a small "c" clamp over the connection to aid in the same problem
Check to see if both hydraulic cylinders are working properly. If one has a leaky piston seal, it won't carry its share of the load.
SOURCE: Lights on a fisher xtreme plow wont work
Check your harness plug ends for broken pins. Also the isolation module could be defective
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