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Old 03-10-2017, 10:45 PM   #1
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fuse location for front landing gear

I have a 29.5 BHDS. Since I use an Andersen hitch, I have to raise the front of the trailer a little higher than most people. Since I will probably be getting close to the maximum height, it would be nice to know where the fuse is, so I can replace it easily if I happen to blow it.
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Old 03-11-2017, 06:46 AM   #2
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It's on a self resetting circuit breaker. Unless something is wrong, you shouldn't ever trip it.


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It's on a self resetting circuit breaker. Unless something is wrong, you shouldn't ever trip it.


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What if I raise it up too high? Will I have time to realize I have reached the limit before tripping it?
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It's been many years ago since I had electric landing gear. It would make a racheting noise when you hit the limit of the main legs. You're not going to harm anything.


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