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Message: <blockquote data-quote="skidsteer57" data-source="post: 54652" data-attributes="member: 7363"><p>Contractor Bill: did you get an answer to this question? I have info for you if you did not get an answer. Otherwise, please let me know what you found out. The safety bar it tied to a linkage that, when the safety bar is down, puts metal in front of a proximity sensor to complete a circuit. When the bar begins to raise, the metal moves away from the proximate sensor and the triggers a lock out on the hydraulics. There is a green light on the "dash" of the safety bar that should go out when the bar is raised up approximately 30 degrees or more. See if that light is going out when you raise the bar. If not, check the proximity switch to make sure there is no metal that is near it when the bar is raised. Let me know what you found out.</p></blockquote><p></p>