B2650 Hour Meter

[Mtncrzy]

New to Kubota but not equipment.
But this dummy left the key in the on position some how.
My hour meter went from 11 hrs to 36 hrs without running.
Which is going to make it hard to follow my maintenance schedule.
I doubt, but is there a was to correct this ?

 

[nbryan]

There's a 50 hour then 200 hour main items maintenance schedule. Subtract the 25 hours from the readout for those two intervals, then don't worry about the difference after that. The next main items (hydraulic and hst filters, hydraulic oil, engine oil and filter changes) are done at 400 hours, and imo doing it at "actual" 375 hours won't hurt anything - just gets done a little sooner.
For the rest of the 50hr and 100hr items just start right away after the first 50hr (75 on your meter) oil and filters change. When it reads on your meter 100 hours do the 50 hour stuff anyway and thereafter. Just means the second 50 hour maintenance service will be at actual 75 hours run time instead of 100 hrs. A 25 hours "early" service won't hurt, just the opposite. Then use your meter numbers after that.


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[PA452]

Wow, surprised it registers hours without the engine running.

 

[Mtncrzy]

Thanks nbryan,
I was figuring it would come to something like that.

 

[Mtncrzy]

Yes PA452,
That was my exact first thought. Off the engine is what I would think.

 

[SDT]

Wow, surprised it registers hours without the engine running.

That's the problem with many (not all) electronic hour meters.

Though a rarity these days, I much prefer the old type revolution counters.

SDT

 

[fj40dave]

Mine went from 199.9 to 200.0 today.....while I was working it hard!

 

[JeffL]

The newer power on meters are great for running out the warranty compared to the old duty cycle meters.