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Re: Modifying 40 Amp maxi fuse block

yea we have not cut anything, merely reconfigured they set up that it was originally in. On one side there is a single input to come from the new dist block they gave us(the one that slides along that track), and on the other side there are 4 individual clips to hold the other end of the 40A breaker with 4 single outputs to go to each victor. We simply took off the single input block(which shorts together all 4 of the breakers) and using all the original hardware moved another single out put to the input side....


btw....you are allowed to use 30A on cims but depending using a smaller breaker will decrease the amount of torque you get out of motor.
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