Yes it is possible the battery may be part of the issue. The battery is intended to give a higher cranking power to supply the demand of the hydraulic pump power. But you may have a bad solenoid on the pump also, if your trying to use jumper cables on the battery terminals and it is still not working. I think you have to put the jumper cables directly on the connections of the pump to rule out the solenoid or breaker. Hopefully someone else will confirm or help if I have it incorrect. If your not sure, take the safest solution, try to get your battery recharged if possible first. Hope this helps
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Former Owner of a 1999 Classic HiLo Model 29B
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