How do you add hydraulic oil to a snow plow?

How do you add hydraulic oil to a snow plow?

Fill the hydraulic unit to the fill cap. Run the plow through all functions, making sure to deadhead the plow one second in each direction. This helps push air out of the cylinders. Top the unit off with fluid and replace the fill plug.

What kind of fluid goes in a Meyers plow?

HYDRAULIC FLUID
THE MEYER UTILITY PLOW HYDRAULIC SYSTEM HAS BEEN SHIPPED DRY. FILL ONLY WITH MEYER M-1 HYDRAULIC FLUID.

Can I use transmission fluid in my plow?

We don’t recommend ATF for use in our snowplows. ATF can hold moisture and can cause problems with the valves freezing and or frost build up on the pick-up screen of the pump.

What type of hydraulic fluid does a Meyer drivepro snow plow use?

Meyer recommends only Meyer M-1 Hydraulic Fluid and states that substitutions may void the warranty of the DrivePro snow plow. The manufacturer recommends checking the hydraulic fluid level as part of a regular pre-season maintenance program every year.

What type of plow oil do you use?

Boss plow oil–as stated–ATF will work in a pinch but when it gets real cold it’s much more thick than a reputable plow specific hydraulic oil. Boss branded fluid. Change it every season. If my memory serves me correctly, you will void your warranty on a Meyer plow unless you use THEIR brand of plow oil?

How do you change hydraulic fluid on a John Deere Plow?

Hydraulic fluid should be changed annually after every plow season. Place the lift ram into the fully down position. With a combination wrench, remove the filler plug on top of the hydraulic pump body, next to the lift ram. The fluid level should be 1-1/2 inches below the filler hole.

Did you know that we invented the snow plow?

Though we invented the snow plow, things aren’t quite as simple as they were in 1926. Luckily, we’re not going to leave you hanging. If you have questions about your Meyer product, want to find the right tool for your needs or would like an owner’s manual or other information, you’re in the right place.

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