Last completed work
Keep the date, hour reading and parts used together.
HOUR METER & MAINTENANCE PLANNING
Keep the next service visible.
A useful service record connects the machine, the last completed job and the interval specified in its manual. Use the planner to organise the numbers without guessing an interval.
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START WITH THE REQUIREMENT
Make the next decision more informed.
Next due point
Use the applicable manual interval for each maintenance item.
Technician handover
Record symptoms and outstanding work instead of relying on memory.
YOUR WORKING NOTES
Hour-meter service planner
Enter the interval from the applicable operator manual. The tool does not prescribe a service interval or override calendar-based requirements.
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FIELD NOTES
A service record that stays useful
Consistent records help you discuss maintenance and parts needs with the technician responsible for your tractor.
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Keep the full model, serial reference and manual edition with the service record.
Separate different maintenance items
Engine oil, filters and other components may have different schedules and conditions.
Calculate the next reading
For a simple fixed-hour interval, next due reading = last service reading + the applicable interval.
Before you go further
Which service interval should I enter?
Use the interval in the manual for your exact tractor and maintenance item, including any special operating conditions.
Does the planner store my service history?
No. Values remain on the current page only. Copy or print the result for your own records.
Bring the details. Start a useful conversation.
Share the model, task and destination. Ask for the specification and delivery scope that apply to your requirement.