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Bebop86

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Sounds like a dead short in that swith, or somewhere in that circuit. Probably blew a main fuse. You said you've got power TO the fuses. What about after? Limbs, and rocks, and other road debris is often the culprit here. Check the switch with a continuity tester. Then look around underneath where the wires go into the front drive. Or the transaxle or whatever it has. 

It's possible that it's something else, but since it happened when you hit the button. That's where I'd start looking. If it's a push button activated 4wd. There's a relay that'll drive the actuator. Both those are prime suspects.

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