question about invertor wiring

Remove the fuse, but leave the holder in place. By bypassing that, you've now created a fairly major safety hazard.

 

Even if you don't intend to use the inverter, that positive wire is basically an extension of the battery positive post. If it rubs through on the frame it WILL burn up. Whether or not your truck goes up with it is all a matter of luck.

 

I know what you're talking about. The only place I've ever seen those fuses is in electric scissor lifts and electric forklifts. For simplicity sake you might be better off getting a heavy duty fuse holder for auto fuses since they're more common.

 

Is the fuse still good?
Just the holder the problem? If so you can make one,two bolts and a block of wood or anything nonconducting.

 

Depends on the size of the inverter. I have the same fuse and holder on mine 250 amp.

 

Might have to scratch what I said about changing to the auto style blade fuses. They only make them up to 100 amps. Likely not going to work if you need 200+ amps.