Rex, I don't have a tip out, so I can't point you to a specific fuse. However, I'm certain it has one.
I'd pull each of the fuses in your fuse panel and test each one with a continuity meter (one setting in a standard, inexpensive multimeter). If they all test good, then you probably have an inline fuse in that circuit. It is liable to be located very close to the tip out motor, probably in the same compartment.
If someone else has a better plan, I'm sure they'll post in your thread.
Good luck.
- Jack
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