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Scag HOURMETER Power Equipment Lawnmower Parts

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$34.48
Scag HOURMETER Power Equipment Lawnmower Parts
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What It Is

This is an OEM replacement hourmeter for Scag commercial zero-turn mowers and walk-behinds. It tracks engine run time to help schedule maintenance like oil changes, blade sharpening, and filter replacements.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Brand/Model: Designed for Scag turf equipment, including Cheetah, Tiger Cat, Tiger Cub, Wildcat, and Turf Tiger models. Also fits some Scag walk-behinds.
  • OEM Part Number: Cross-reference with your machine’s parts manual; this is a direct Scag replacement (not aftermarket), so fit is guaranteed if your mower uses a standard Scag hourmeter.
  • Measurements: The meter face is approximately 2.5 inches in diameter. Verify your existing cutout size and mounting clip type (snap-in vs. screw-mount). It runs on 12V DC—compatible with all Scag electrical systems.
  • Check Before Buying: Confirm your current hourmeter is failing (blank display, erratic readings). Ensure the wiring connector matches (typically a 2-pin flat connector). If your mower has a digital display cluster, this may not be a direct swap.

Key Things to Do

  • Quality: OEM Scag part, not a generic. Should last 5–10 years under normal use.
  • Installation: Simple—disconnect battery, unplug old meter, snap in new one, and reconnect. No special tools. Takes 10–15 minutes.
  • Gotcha: Some Scag models use a different connector (round vs. flat). If yours doesn’t match, you’ll need a pigtail adapter or splice wires—check before buying.
  • Reading: The meter records hours when the engine is running (alternator-powered). It does not track time when the key is on but engine off.

Should You Buy It

If your Scag’s factory hourmeter has died and you want a direct, hassle-free replacement that matches the original fit and wiring, this is the right choice. It’s overpriced compared to generic meters, but the OEM guarantee avoids connector or depth issues. Skip it if you’re comfortable splicing a universal $15 meter.

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