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sorry...I tried at least 15 of the numbers...none popped up with that part number and all sites wanted part quotes and none in stock.

Dang....didn't know bussman was the buzz word to find it...I had the part number...I do find locating some parts can be a pain...I looked them up in the manual....I ordered the 8.75 one on ebay...excited to get this making power...should have it Wednesday! Thanks a ton!!

FHN26G1 Enlarge Images are for reference only See Product Specifications Mouser #: 504-FHN26G1 Mfr. #: FHN26G1 Mfr.: Bussmann / Eaton Customer #: Description: Fuse Holder MILITARY FUSEHOLDER Datasheet: FHN26G1 Datasheet (PDF) ECAD Model: Download the free Library Loader to convert this...

Thanks a bunch!! crazy that something so simple for a part can be such a pain to find...even the fuse is one of those have to buy 30 to get anyone local to order one...no one carries a 30 amp 125 volt fuse.

Ok thanks!! just having a heck of a time finding a fuse and holder cap...crazy that the lead times are months to just get a fuse! I may just throw a penny in it.

any chance you have any fuse and holders available anymore? I need the fuse and cap!! Thanks a ton.

If that's the same one I saw online on Gov planet the description says it has massive steering play...in the pictures you can see that the steering box is cracked. When I got my Blazer from them mine had one too....brake line was broken so no brakes...could be a warning for a yard guy to not go...

I did get some checks done today, I found the breaker will stay shut with the engine not running which gave me more testing I could do...I found the CR2 Diode letting ohms through in both directions...which is not supposed to be! I'd bet that's why it won't stay closed with the engine...

Hey all, I have a 531 that I have running great but won't let me turn on the power switch, it pops right back down and won't stay up, the GFCI buttons on the power outlet won't stay untripped as well...so it makes me think that I have some sort of short somewhere or the windings need a power...