Posted by JR.FRYE on July 03, 2010 at 06:11:21 from (71.7.56.19):
I have a wheel horse/ toro Rider: Yesterday it blow a fuze and it would not start I looked at the fuse box the starter fuse was burned and melted and the space where the fuse go"s was metled: So knowing that the space for the fuse is no good I cut all three red hot wires and wire and nuted them together and it started. My question is,If I put a inline pig tail fuse back in will that be the same as the one that burnt out: I for got to tell you that the starter fuse was in a fuse bar, 1 fuse for lights and the other for dash and warning lights, and all of them work just fine. MANY THANKS FOR YOUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS. Jr.FRYE HAVE A GREAT DAY
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