Replacement Brake Release Handle Needed for the Husky Brute Electric Trailer Jack # HT87247
Published 09/18/2018
Question:
Thank you for your quick reply. I have a neighbor and good friend who is a retired industrial electrician has always keep me from getting into trouble. Is there a safe way release the brake until we can secure the original ? Is the circuit breaker externally mounted?The batteries for the unit are new and fully charged. Are the lights on a separate circuit from the motor? Could the motor toggle switch be the problem? If it is what is the part number and cost.
asked by: Mike
Helpful Expert Reply:
The only thing special about the included circuit breaker is that it has some wiring included with it for easy splicing. Any 30 amp circuit breaker that you would find at a local electrical/home improvement store, like part # PK54530, is perfectly acceptable.
If the jack hasn't been used very much and the switch wasn't allowing you to operate the jack then that leads me to believe that the battery that powers the jack has been depleted. If the battery is in good working order then the next thing to check would be the wiring. Make sure it isn't damaged or bent anywhere.
Let me know if neither of those solutions work and I can help you troubleshoot some more.
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Mike
9/18/2018
Thank you for your quick reply. I have a neighbor and good friend who is a retired industrial electrician has always keep me from getting into trouble. Is there a safe way release the brake until we can secure the original ? Is the circuit breaker externally mounted?The batteries for the unit are new and fully charged. Are the lights on a separate circuit from the motor? Could the motor toggle switch be the problem? If it is what is the part number and cost.