Who's stupid idea was this???
K, so, long story short, needed to move the truck n camper today. Camper is already on the truck, and I have the jacks down to take some of the load off the tires/springs. It's cold out here, like m...
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tony lee wrote:Doesn't matter where the fuse is in the motor circuit, so long as it's fused.
It does matter because the fuse is there to protect the wiring rather than the appliance so moving the fuses leave a fair bit of wiring unprotected.
True but most likely the protection will be needed due to a stalled or dead motor at the end of the line instead of a wire that wears through.
I would put one fuse/breaker at the source of the wire and a smaller one where you could access it so it would blow first when the motors have issues.
