If the plow does not lower, possible issues in the Branson 2000 series hydraulic system may include:

1. Lowering Speed Adjusting Valve: The valve may be stuck or the poppet may not be moving freely. Disassemble the valve by removing the lowering speed adjusting shaft and valve body, then draw out the poppet. During reassembly, ensure O-rings are undamaged and properly installed.

2. O-rings and Seals: Damaged or worn O-rings in the hydraulic system can cause malfunction. Inspect all O-rings, especially on the hydraulic piston and adjusting valve, and replace if defective.

3. Hydraulic Piston: If the piston is stuck or not moving, inject compressed air into the cylinder to remove it. During reassembly, apply transmission fluid to the O-ring and avoid damage.

4. Hydraulic Arm Shaft Alignment: Ensure the alignment marks of the lift arm and hydraulic arm shaft are correctly aligned, and apply grease to bushings and O-rings.

These checks and procedures help ensure proper operation of the rear suspension and plow lowering function.

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Rudy

April 18, 2025

How to remove air from your fuel line

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Mr. Anderson

May 9, 2025

To remove air from the fuel line on a Branson 2000 series, bleed the fuel system. This should be done after cleaning the fuel filter or replacing fuel lines and clamps.

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