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2X 100A Fuse for Bobcat TL26.60 TL30.60 TL30.70 TL35.70 TL358 TL360 6675155

2X 100A Fuse for Bobcat TL26.60 TL30.60 TL30.70 TL35.70 TL358 TL360 6675155

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100A Fuse for Bobcat

This 100A fuse, referencing OEM cross-reference 6675155, is a heavy-duty electrical protection component designed to safeguard critical circuits in Bobcat loaders. This pair of 100A fuses ensures reliable current overload protection for your equipment's electrical system, keeping your machine operational and safe. The 6675155-compatible fuse is a direct replacement for your Bobcat's original component.

Overview

This 100A fuse is an electrical safety device specifically designed for Bobcat compact loaders, protecting wiring and components from overcurrent conditions. The fuse acts as a sacrificial element, breaking the circuit when current exceeds 100 amps to prevent damage. This is a must-have spare for routine maintenance and emergency repairs on your Bobcat machine.

Built For Performance

  • Rated for 100 amps of continuous current for robust circuit protection
  • Replacement for OEM part number 6675155 for a direct fit
  • Blade-type design for easy installation and secure connection
  • Factory-grade materials for consistent performance and longevity
  • Pair pack ensures you have a spare on hand for immediate replacement

Fits These Machines

  • for Bobcat TL26.60
  • for Bobcat TL30.60
  • for Bobcat TL30.70
  • for Bobcat TL35.70
  • for Bobcat TL358
  • for Bobcat TL360

On-The-Job Use

  • Replaces a blown 100A fuse in the main electrical or power distribution box
  • Used during troubleshooting of intermittent electrical shorts in loaders
  • Kept as an essential spare in the machine's service kit for field repairs

Specs At A Glance

Amperage Rating 100A
Type Blade Fuse
Part Number(s) 6675155
Quantity 2

Good To Know

Q: How can I tell if this fuse is blown? A: Inspect the fuse element visually through the clear plastic casing, or use a multimeter to test for continuity across the two prongs. If the element is broken or there is no continuity, the fuse is blown.

Q: Can I use a fuse with a different amperage rating? A: No, always replace a fuse with the same amperage rating (100A) to ensure proper protection. Using a lower rating will cause nuisance blowing, while a higher rating can damage your electrical system due to insufficient protection.

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

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