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For the life of me I cannot find the directions on how to change the display to the standard for the USA - MPH. Not sure why Tractor Supply didn't do it before I bought it but it is what it is. Does anyone have the instructions to do this. I have the 2023 T Boss 550 just to be clear.

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THe UTV has Massimo T Boss 550 labeled on it. I don't see Coleman anywhere but they could be made by the same folks. The display is digital and only shows metric values for speed and odometer. I found some instructions before that were somewhat bizarre. Now that I am ready to try it I can't find them. It has been very difficult to get it nailed down.

 

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Not sure if you ever figured this out, but I just bought a T-Boss 760 and had the same issue. On the console above the steering wheel, you have a button A (left side) and button B (right side). Button A toggles through the odometer, hours, and trip miles. Per the manual, button B is supposed to change the display from KM to MPH but nothing happens when I press it. Then I found a Facebook post with the correct instructions. Using button A make the display show the odometer, then you just press button B and it toggles between KM and MPH. If you have the console showing anything other than the odometer, then button B does nothing. It worked for me, hope it helps someone down the road. Very annoying its not in the instructions, but also wasn't surprised. 

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