Blowing Fuse for Lights

[Doofy]

I still recommend wiring in a circuit breaker until you solve the problem. If the lights do go out, they will come back on shortly.

 

[Diggin It]

I still recommend wiring in a circuit breaker until you solve the problem. If the lights do go out, they will come back on shortly.

No wire in necessary:

Those are manual reset, but I see self resetting types also.

 

[radios1]

fuses are only used becaause they are a bit cheaper. the fast blowing is needed for electronics, but not on a tractor. save a penny here, save a penny there, is their motto. competition for the lowest price is the problem..

 

[Doofy]

No wire in necessary:

Those are manual reset, but I see self resetting types also.

Very nice. I hadn't seen the blade type before.

 

[Kwehme09]

No wire in necessary:

Those are manual reset, but I see self resetting types also.

I love the idea of these. I just did a bunch of online searching and can't find the low-profile ATM type needed for my CK2610 in anything over 15 amps. Would like to find a 20 amp. Does anyone have a source?

 

[radios1]

I love the idea of these. I just did a bunch of online searching and can't find the low-profile ATM type needed for my CK2610 in anything over 15 amps. Would like to find a 20 amp. Does anyone have a source?

how about this?. https://www.amazon.com/IZTOSS-10PCS...W73M69J014W&psc=1&refRID=1NXTDY05ZW73M69J014W alternate source. https://www.amazon.com/Tocas-Auto-R...66TD40YFJNH&psc=1&refRID=16TPVYAVV66TD40YFJNH