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    Wanted to know if a big 50 or 60 amp fuse (plastic type) would work on a inline set-up vs a 50 or 60 amp breaker for my Mk Edge TM. Just was trying to save a few bucks inline holder 9.50 + 3.50 for fuse vs 55.00 for breaker.

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    You can get a circuit breaker from a auto parts store for LESS THAN 10.00 bucks try that. That is what i have it work fine. If it trips wait till it cools off and it will auto reset.Name:  st1-smb.jpg
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    How many lbs thrust is the motor?
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    This type fuse (terminals) corrodes easily. Grease it good.
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    It's a 45 lb. thrust edge.

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    You need a 50 amp fuse or breaker. Either will work.
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    Thanks Bill, I thought that would work.

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