This item is a genuine OEM sourced replacement part. The cable is intended to be used with walk-behind lawnmowers from Toro. The cable is used to link the brake bail and the engine control. Over time cables can break or the ends can snap off and this cable can replace the original broken cable. A screwdriver and long nose pliers may be needed to install this item. The cable is priced as a single item.
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Very easy repair. My husband was impressed I had it done before he got outside and it started right up.
The part was new and complete. Shipped very quickly. Very happy with the service.
Guest - June 3, 2019
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perfect part
just what i needed
Guest - June 9, 2019
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OEM parts
The part arrived in about 2 days from ordering , it was the right part . back to mowing .Thank You .
Guest - April 20, 2020
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Super part/delivery
Hooked up like a charm. Now I can mow again (sigh)
Guest - May 15, 2021
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Fixed mower
Easily fixed clipped in the cable ends put screw in handle done works great again thanks
James - July 3, 2021
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Very easy replacement
No problem replacing the cable, exact fit, took maybe all of five minutes only bc I had to tilt the mower. Clipped right in. Have two mowers so now I know where I can get OEM parts for them.
Thanks.
Guest - August 31, 2023
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have not installed yet, due that I have gotten a new one from lawn mower shop, I needed my machine in working order soon.
yes, it was in good wrapped condition, and also believe is the right part, the reason I have the need to buy another one, is because the USPS is extremely late with delivery, it took like 10 -12 days to arrive, and I needed my lawnmower running as soon as possible, due to over grown grass and weeds, no one to blame here, Now I have a ready part when is needed.
Guest - May 14, 2022
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remove the broken stop-pivot, remove the brake cable from the engine, pull out all the old cable, instal the stop-pivot, connect in engine the new brake cable , connect with stop-pivot with the wrench to tight .
all good and easy
A pliers was used to compress the tabs on the lower part of the cable assy to remove it from the brake lever and an adjustable end wrench (metric...Just joking) was used to remove the nut holding the mount on the top end of the cable.
Pretty easy to do and is pretty much self explanatory.
Basically unbolted holding bracket on main push bar. twisted cable so \"S\" shaped connection came out. Pinched plastic mounting end to release from holding bracket. \"S\" connection already gone. Reversed process.
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Lawn mower brake cable broke and decided to replace the traction cable and belt since they were looking worn.
Watched video on u-tube to see the basic idea of how to do it and then basically followed the cables down and removed them, replacing with new ones as I went along. They were easy, since I had to remove the case where the belt was, I figured I\'d change that too. I removed one bolt from the cover under the blade and loosened the other so
... Read moreI just had to slide it over and pull out the belt. Then replaced the belt and both covers...done. I think the most difficult thing was adjusting the one cable so that the length was correct. There is a piece on the handle that it screws into and after tightening it should be snug enough that when you pull the handle it becomes tight enough to move the switch on the motor so it starts. Sorry don\'t know the terms for these parts, but anyway I figured it out after making a couple adjustments.
Looked to see how the old one was on. Not having any instructions, I had to think how to the top part on the handle went on. Once thought through the rest was easy.
1. Removed Break Cable
2. Installed the brake cable in the fixtures on each end
3. Affixed the cable to the safety handle and to the carburetor linkage
4. Removed the cover over the front drive
5. Disconnected the spring
5. Loosened the clamp on the handle and removed the cable
6. Attached the spring o
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7. Slipped the cable in the clamp on the handle and tightened
8. Inserted the cable in the drive lever assembly
9. Reinstalled the drive cover with 2 bolts from under side of the mower
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP8825385
Manufacturer Part Number: 104-8677
Lawn Mower
- Toro Lawn Mower Model 20995/SERIAL: 313000001-313999999 (20995/SERIAL:313000001313999999, 20995/SERIAL: 313000001 313999999) Parts
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