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Old 08-08-2010, 08:52 AM   #15
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Dunno where the switch would be located on an 83, or whether Fleetwood was installing them that far back. They were by about 1990, though.
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Batteries disconnect switch

OK it was discussed and I agree that I should install a battery disconnect unit on both of my batteries, and I have reviewed the types available. Now my question is this MH only use the post once all other connected is on the marine screw and wing nut connection, how does one installed one of these disconnection when only the wing nut stud is used?

I have use the type where a plastic key is used to turn the connection on, but they will not hold all of the wires I have connected. What is used to support mutable wires?
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