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Message: <blockquote data-quote="M700man" data-source="post: 7611" data-attributes="member: 365"><p>Thanks for the reply, Tazza. I talked with a Bobcat service tech today, and he seemed to think that it indicated the charge pressure, and further, that it also controlled the hour meter. Incidentally, the hour meter quit working about the same time the light problem showed up, but I attributed this to the two connectors which are right below the seat on the left hand side. The drive system and lift seem to work with ample power, although I have not put a pressure gauge on it, as he suggested. For some reason, he said to put the test gauge into the female coupler on the remote outlet. Frankly, I would think that it would make no difference, as both sides should have pressure. This would of course show the vane pump pressure value which controls the lift cylinders/bucket cylinders as well as charges the hydrostatic pumps. Additionally, he mentioned that it could be simply a faulty sensor. I don't want to ruin the machine but I am really at a loss here at the moment, mainly due to lack of concrete technical info. I had just changed the hydro filter yesterday and the light came on almost immediately. It did go out momentarily, from time to time but not more than for a few seconds. Today, I cranked it back it up and the light came back on after about 10 minutes of operation. Any more ideas ? Thanks, John</p></blockquote><p></p>