Big Country - Front landing blowing fuses

Djconaway

Member
I'm blowing the in line fuse when trying raise my unit. It sounds like it's really straining to lift the unit. I've checked the batteries they have a full charge on them. I have not added anything new to the basement causing extra weight. 2011 big country 3250ts
 
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donr827

Well-known member
Re: ATF: Big Country - Front landing blowing fuses

At what position (1/2 way up all the way up) does the fuse blow?
Don
 

danemayer

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Re: ATF: Big Country - Front landing blowing fuses

If "straining" means the motor is noisy, you might have a mechanical bind. You probably have a crank to operate the landing gear manually. If the crank doesn't turn relatively easily, that would probably confirm a mechanical problem.

From an electrical standpoint, even if the battery has a good charge, you should inspect wiring for dirty/corroded/loose connections, including the ground connections.
 

cookie

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Staff member
Re: ATF: Big Country - Front landing blowing fuses

At the top of the landing gear legs, there is cap. Pry that cap off and pour a little oil in there.
Normally the gears in there are greased but the oil should help short term.

Peace
Dave
 

Bones

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Re: ATF: Big Country - Front landing blowing fuses

When your landing gear are at 2/3 thirds do they stop moving? And check what Dan said too.
 

Djconaway

Member
Tried hand crank , it is definitely in a bind I could not move it up. Will sent it to the shop next week. Thanks for the help.
 
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