Tiller Control Cables

This forward control cable, compatible with various tiller models, enables forward movement when pulled by the user, engaging the forward gear. Measuring 1440mm (approximately 57 inches) in length, this control cable is equipped with a protective sheath to guard against external damage. It is an OEM part and is sold independently, without any additional securing hardware or parts. If your tiller control cable displays extensive wear, fraying, corrosion, or fails to engage the tiller correctly, it is essential to replace it promptly for optimal tiller functionality. To replace the control cable, you will need a wrench and/or screwdriver. Begin by turning off the tiller and locating the control cable near the handle. Disengage it by unscrewing and disconnecting it from the handle. Follow the cable to the engine transmission, typically held on a clip, and disconnect it. Install the new cable to the tiller handle and the engine transmission, ensuring it engages the transmission when pulled from the handle, and then test for functionality.

This extension control cable is designed to restore reverse functionality in outdoor power equipment such as tillers and mowers. Measuring 1430mm in length, it serves as a direct replacement for malfunctioning or worn cables, ensuring reliable performance and smooth operation. Manufactured to OEM specifications, it offers compatibility with select Powermate and Southland models. The cable is engineered for durability and ease of installation, helping maintain the equipment’s operational integrity and responsiveness during use.

Upgrade your tiller with the Craftsman Clutch Cable and get back to working your soil with ease. This clutch cable serves as a critical link, connecting the clutch control arm to the drive system in your tiller. Engineered with precision by Craftsman, this component ensures a smooth and efficient transmission of power from the controller to your tiller's driving system. Remember always to wear work gloves when replacing this part to protect your hands. Trust in Craftsman's reputation for durability and long-life performance, and secure your tiller's functionality with this clutch cable. In the world of repair parts, Craftsman stands as a leader in quality and reliability.

This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced replacement component which is specially designed for use with Bolens and Troy-Bilt tillers. The throttle cable is connected to the carburetor and it stops the engine when you shift the lever to the full choke position. It is a high-quality rubber insulated part is sold individually, please note, the housing, the trigger and the hardware are all sold separately.

Ensure your tiller operates smoothly with the Troy-Bilt Forward Drive Control Cable. This essential component engages the transmission to propel your tiller forward and facilitate rotating the tines when the bail arm is drawn toward the handle. Its contribution to a functional, efficient tiller is valuable. For safety and optimal results, use work gloves while installing this part. Trust in the reliability of Troy-Bilt to keep your equipment running at its best.

This cable barrel holder is a genuine OEM part that is designed for use with tillers and snow throwers. Sold as an individual part, this holder measures approximately 1-inch in length and is used to secure the clutch control handle and cable together. This holder is made of durable plastic and can replace the old holder by simply removing it, inserting the cable into the new holder, and tightening it until it is locked in place.?

The reverse cable is made out of metal and plastic and is sold individually. This part is an OEM from Troy-Bilt for use in rototillers. During replacement, it may require a set of pliers to help install this part correctly. It will need to be replaced if it breaks or stretches.

This clutch cable is designed for use with various models of tillers, and is constructed of metal, with a durable plastic insulation. The purpose of this cable is to control the primary drive function of your equipment, so when it is engaged, the tiller moves, and when it is disengaged, the tiller stays stationary. This cable is connected to a lever on the handlebar, and to a mechanism on the engine, with the cable acting as the connector. If your equipment has issues with engaging the clutch, or if the cable is frayed and damaged, the cable needs to be replaced. To replace this cable, use a screwdriver or wrench to disconnect it from the lever, before removing it from the engine mechanism. Then simply install the new one where the previous one was connected.