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Not sure what caused the fusible link to melt , I was having some start issues but that was bad filter not sure if that affected the wire . Wanting to build a wire with a inline fuse from what I can find I need #8 wire and 250 -300 amp fuse is this correct ? O6 3500 srw
 
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I’m pretty sure the wire after the fusible link is 6 awg and if that’s the case I’d be putting a 100amp fuse in there
 
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Build your own. click picture
 
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I found I had to use a 150amp for each side of the grid heater. I blew the 100amp fuses I first got pretty fast.
 
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