Replacement 30 Amp Fuse Holder for Husky 3K Electric Trailer Jack
Updated 02/29/2016 | Published 02/27/2016 >
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I have a husky hb3000 electric jack and the fuse part where the wire goes from the jack and the power source has corroded and is not functioning. Is there a way I can just replace that part? If so what part number do I need to order? Thanks in advance.
asked by: Jason
Expert Reply:
The Husky 3K powered trailer jacks use a 30 amp fuse. What I recommend instead of replacing the fuse and wiring is to use a circuit breaker, # PK54530, so that it will auto-reset. Then you just need some 10 gauge wire, # 10-1-1, sold by the foot.
Or for a fuse holder you can use # SWC9545 with a 30 amp mini fuse obtained locally. This is a 12 gauge wire but given the short distance from the jack to the battery this small piece of 12 gauge wire will work perfectly fine. This will not auto-reset so you will want extra fuses on hand.
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