tigercat
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Yes I purchased mine thru Amazon. It drops right in, but you will need to drill and tap 2 small screws in the Scag housing. Then I cut the wires on the Scag and connected them into the new meter.
Maybe if you find the PTO power lead then it would run like the original meter does and count pto hours. I just wired it into the ignition power which counts engine time.
But if you do it this way remember to remove the key or it could stay in the on position and if left over the weekend, you could count 48 extra hours on the clock.
Anyway like I said, I went into the Amazon orders and pulled the info for you. It's an excellent meter. No batteries ever to replace again!:smile: