Congratulations on the new mower. The hour meter is a nice addition.
New T1880
Well guys, just got her delivered this morning. All I can say is wow. I have a pretty steep incline from the garage (front) to the back (walk out basement). At first a little hesitant it would make it back up. I just stepped on the gas, and up she went no problems at all.
Cut is way better than my honda push.
First thing I even before cutting was added a hour meter. I wanted to keep track of my hours on this for the maintenance.
Thought you guys might be interested in my latest modification. I added a much better hour meter than what Kubota has to offer. It happens to be backlit, and is fully programmable. It has a settable hour meter, maintenance interval indicator, clock, and a 1 amp FET output.
This is my new Kubota T1880. Just got it delivered. It did not have a hour meter with it (go figure, a $3k+ lawn tractor).
Install was simple 53 mm round circle that pops right in. I moved the light switch over. 3 wires later, all done. The gap for the light switch is not even noticeable, I have since filled it in as well with black devcon. Can't tell there is even a gap. If anyone needs help with it, just PM me.
I purchased this from Global industrial products in Chicago.
Part number was 3002R-57X-0001
Sorry for the blury pics, had to use a longer shutter speed, and had too much caffeine this morning.
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Cut is way better than my honda push.
First thing I even before cutting was added a hour meter. I wanted to keep track of my hours on this for the maintenance.
Thought you guys might be interested in my latest modification. I added a much better hour meter than what Kubota has to offer. It happens to be backlit, and is fully programmable. It has a settable hour meter, maintenance interval indicator, clock, and a 1 amp FET output.
This is my new Kubota T1880. Just got it delivered. It did not have a hour meter with it (go figure, a $3k+ lawn tractor).
Install was simple 53 mm round circle that pops right in. I moved the light switch over. 3 wires later, all done. The gap for the light switch is not even noticeable, I have since filled it in as well with black devcon. Can't tell there is even a gap. If anyone needs help with it, just PM me.
I purchased this from Global industrial products in Chicago.
Part number was 3002R-57X-0001
Sorry for the blury pics, had to use a longer shutter speed, and had too much caffeine this morning.
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