Reuben Frazier
Well-Known Member
I’m curious if anyone has a logical explanation as to why CAT has an external plug that has to manually be installed/removed to activate high flow? We routinely go from high flow to low flow attachments daily and it has me wondering why their simply isn’t a switch inside the cab to do it. Do they think the operators are to stupid to know what they need?
I’m thinking about buying an aftermarket plug and wiring them up to a switch in the cabs but I’m flabbergasted as to why it’s not in them to begin with. In the past years I’ve simply overlooked it as an inconvenience but after loosing 2 plugs in a weeks time it’s become more of a moment of bitterness. If they are seriously concerned about switching back and forth why not put some type of keyed switch inside the cab? Are we the only ones that thinks this way, what is everyone else’s thoughts on the plug issue?
I’m thinking about buying an aftermarket plug and wiring them up to a switch in the cabs but I’m flabbergasted as to why it’s not in them to begin with. In the past years I’ve simply overlooked it as an inconvenience but after loosing 2 plugs in a weeks time it’s become more of a moment of bitterness. If they are seriously concerned about switching back and forth why not put some type of keyed switch inside the cab? Are we the only ones that thinks this way, what is everyone else’s thoughts on the plug issue?