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If you mean me, I ended up giving away that trailer, after my wife found out I was using a 2500lb trailer to pull a >600lb bike even she started ridiculing me (for something else besides my penis size for a change). I still have one of the chocks, I use it occasionally. My new to me trailer has a condor chock and tilts to load.

Well, a fuse prevents an over-current situation, and electrical items respond to over-current by over-heating. If the thing is just sitting there idling hot, you can't really solve that. But absolutely a properly-rated fuse is important. The VHF/UHF in the Jeep blew the main interior harness fuse when a tree bent and grounded the antenna and I tried to talk. It's a 10a fuse. The radio itself had a 7.5a Chinesium fuse, which didn't blow. Buy good fuses.