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Toro 116-5461 Hour Meter Kit

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$58.99
Toro 116-5461 Hour Meter Kit
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What It Is

The Toro 116-5461 Hour Meter Kit tracks engine run time, helping you schedule oil changes, blade sharpening, and other maintenance based on actual usage. It’s designed for Toro commercial zero-turn mowers, walk-behinds, and some residential models.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Brand/Model: OEM Toro part, fits Toro TimeCutter, Titan, GrandStand, and Z Master series (check your model number against Toro’s parts diagram). Not compatible with other brands without wiring modification.
  • Mounting: Fits into a standard 2-inch round panel hole. Verify your dash has a blank or existing hole that matches this size.
  • Wiring: Requires a 12V power source and ground. Some models need a signal wire from the ignition/kill switch; others plug directly into a harness (check your mower’s wiring schematic).
  • OEM vs Aftermarket: OEM ensures plug-and-play fit. Aftermarket meters (e.g., $15–$25) may require splicing or different hole sizes, but work fine for basic timing.

Key Things to Know

  • Installation difficulty: Easy (30 minutes) if you have basic wiring skills and a drill/hole saw for the dash hole. Harder if you need to tap into existing wires.
  • No reset: The hour meter is non-resettable—once it runs, that’s it. For fleet or resale use, consider a resettable aftermarket option.
  • Water resistance: Meter is splash-resistant but not waterproof. Mount under a deck or cover if exposed to rain.
  • Common gotcha: Some mowers use a 12V pulse signal from the ignition, not constant power. Verify your model’s wiring before purchase—wrong signal type won’t count hours.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a compatible Toro mower and want a clean, OEM-matched hour meter that installs without guesswork. Skip it if you’re on a tight budget, need a resettable meter, or run a non-Toro machine—aftermarket alternatives cost less and work just as well with a little wiring.

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