@@raylee5521 the plows are awesome but the new 2 plug plow controllers work off a module to open and close the hydraulic valves and there's no way to test them when you do have a problem witch is rear but if you do have a problem it make it difficult to locate the issue vs the old 3 plug plow you can just test it with a test light
I have a Fisher minute mount 2 v-plow as soon as you plug the power side in to the truck it blows one of the 4 amp fuses on the back pump I have checked every bit of the wire on the pump front and back for any frayed or pinched wires they all seem to be in good shape so I tried a different truck into that same plow and same thing as soon as you plug the power in it blows the four amp fuse that's hooked to the small red wire on the solenoid I thought it might be the module on front so I bought a new module and it still does the same thing
do any of the plows come with down pressure
I love the new module 2 plug electric systems. They are great and I would recommend a new Fisher plow to everyone !!
Your new module 2 plug electric systems are junk I wouldn’t recommend a new fisher plow to anyone
what's wrong with them I own a snow ex it also has two cords but thinking about trading the snow ex in for a fishers do tell
@@raylee5521 the plows are awesome but the new 2 plug plow controllers work off a module to open and close the hydraulic valves and there's no way to test them when you do have a problem witch is rear but if you do have a problem it make it difficult to locate the issue vs the old 3 plug plow you can just test it with a test light
I have a Fisher minute mount 2 v-plow as soon as you plug the power side in to the truck it blows one of the 4 amp fuses on the back pump I have checked every bit of the wire on the pump front and back for any frayed or pinched wires they all seem to be in good shape so I tried a different truck into that same plow and same thing as soon as you plug the power in it blows the four amp fuse that's hooked to the small red wire on the solenoid I thought it might be the module on front so I bought a new module and it still does the same thing
Did you figure out the issue?