2X 100A Fuse for Bobcat 751 753 763 773 863 864 873 883 963 A220 A300 6675155

100A Fuse for Bobcat

This 100A fuse, referencing OEM cross-reference 6675155, is a durable electrical component designed to protect the wiring systems in various Bobcat skid steer and compact track loader models. This set of two 100A fuses provides essential overcurrent protection, helping prevent costly electrical damage. Use this 6675155-compatible fuse as a direct replacement for your Bobcat's original part.

Overview

This 100A fuse serves as a critical safety component in Bobcat loaders, interrupting the electrical circuit if the current exceeds safe levels. It is designed to fit a range of Bobcat models, including the 751, 753, and 863, offering a simple and reliable solution for electrical system maintenance. Keep this 100A fuse in your toolbox as a key replacement part for your Bobcat equipment to prevent downtime.

Built For Performance

• Rated for 100 amps for high-current circuit protection
• Replacement for OEM part number 6675155
• Standard blade configuration fits common fuse blocks
• Constructed with high-temperature resistant materials for engine bay use
• Clear housing allows for quick visual inspection of the fuse element

Fits These Machines

• for Bobcat 751
• for Bobcat 753
• for Bobcat 763
• for Bobcat 773
• for Bobcat 863
• for Bobcat 864
• for Bobcat 873
• for Bobcat 883
• for Bobcat 963
• for Bobcat A220
• for Bobcat A300

On-The-Job Use

• Replaces a blown fuse in the main power distribution box of the loader
• Used when servicing the glow plug or fuel heater circuits
• Essential for resolving electrical faults that cause the engine to crank but not start
• Handy for swapping in during diagnostics to test high-current accessories like work lights

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: What causes a 100A fuse to blow repeatedly? A: A repeated blow indicates a short circuit or an overloaded component, not a faulty fuse. Inspect the wiring harness and connected components for damaged insulation or a defective motor before installing a new fuse.

Q: How do I install this fuse? A: Simply pull the old fuse from its socket and press the new 100A fuse firmly into the same slot. Ensure the blade terminals align with the socket and that the fuse is seated completely to make a solid connection.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.