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Inline Blade Fuse Holder with Pigtail Leads for Agricultural and Tractor Electrical Systems

Original price was: $9.34.Current price is: $5.68.

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If you’ve ever had a work light quit or a hydraulic solenoid stop working right in the middle of harvest, you know how important good electrical protection is. A blown fuse is way better than burned-up wiring or fried control modules. This inline fuse holder with pre-attached red cables gives you a clean, reliable way to add fuse protection exactly where you need it in your electrical circuits.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty 2.5 square mm red cables—plenty of capacity for most tractor accessories without voltage drop
  • 235mm leads on each side give you room to work and connect where it’s convenient
  • Inline design fits anywhere in your wiring without needing a separate fuse box
  • Works with standard automotive blade fuses that you can find at any parts store

Perfect for Custom Electrical Work

These holders work great in any 12-volt tractor or implement where you need reliable circuit protection. Perfect for auxiliary lighting, hydraulic controls, cooling fans, or any aftermarket accessories you’ve added to your equipment. Whether you’re wiring up new work lights, adding a backup alarm, or protecting a hydraulic solenoid, this holder lets you put fuse protection right where the circuit needs it most.

Built for Farm Conditions

They’re built to handle the dust, moisture, and constant vibration that comes with farm work. The corrosion-resistant terminals and weatherproof housing are designed for outdoor use where regular electrical components would fail. This isn’t some cheap automotive part—it’s built for the demanding conditions your equipment faces every day.

Installation Tips

Strip back about 1/2 inch of insulation and make solid connections with heat shrink tubing or quality crimp connectors. Mount the fuse holder where it’s accessible but protected from direct moisture and road debris. Always use the correct amperage fuse for your circuit—when in doubt, check the amp draw of whatever you’re protecting.