Hydraulics quit when temp fell and it started snowing....

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Posted by Dan Derby on Thursday, December 13, 2007:

About 15 degrees outside and a half foot worth of plowing to do as luck would have it. My hydraulics won't raise the plow, of course. The fluid level is high but it's mostly foam. That mean I've got water in it? If so, how to I fix that? If not, what can anyone tell me about the likely problem?

Thanks, Dan

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