Fisher Plow Minute Mount 2 Manual
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Just following up on this as I found this post when I did a google search for the problem that I was having and it got me going in the right direction to figure out my problem so I though I'd share my solution. Fist though I just want to say that adjusting valves is more than just turning it all the way in and then backing it out some pre-determined amount to do not use anyone elses settings and the recommended setting is meant to be a safe starting point only. Use a pressure gauge capable of 3000+ PSI to avoid damage to your pump, lines etc. And most importantly people working near the plow.
My problem was that the plow would sometimes go up very slowly and sometimes it would go up just fine. A lot of the backyard mechanis I had talked to thought it sounded like a valve sticking. All it turned out to be was the relief valve was set by the previous shop that I had the plow serviced at to the factory recommended 2-1/2 turns out. This was giving me only 950 or so PSI. To raise the pressure I had to go to only 1-1/2 turns out. I don't know if this is symptomatic of another failing or failed component but for now my plow is working perfectly which is just how I like it.
Hopefully it will get me through the rest of the season and then I will have it serviced by another Fisher dealer as I really do not need a place working on my plow that just simply turns the valves to where Fisher says to use as a starting point and then leaves them there without checking the pressure to verify that it is correct. Can anyone think of why I have to be in so far on the relief valve, or is this near where some of you are running. Others I've talked to seem to think 1-1/2 turns out is too far in. The pressure is good though so I'm gonna leave it there until someone gives me a good reason why I shouldn't. Check your line pressure. I got a gauge at the Fisher dealer for around $80 and I keep it in my glove box along with a flat head screwdriver and the necessary wrenches to connect/disconnect the hydraulic lines.
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Make sure your pressure is within spec and adjust accordingly if necessary. I assume you replaced the o-rings at the same time as you replaced your filter? Those o-rings are what let the water in in the first place. I know you did and I know that you know that already. I'm more or less saying it so others reading the thread in the future understand it also. As an afterthought, the first place the slush occurs is usually inside the lines themselves so your sluggishness may be a precursor to having slush inside the reservoir and thus cause your intermittent sluggishness. You may have already fixed that problem by doing what you've already done.