Description

When you need to park your tractor on a slope or need that extra stopping power during heavy work, the handbrake is what keeps you safe and secure. A worn or frayed handbrake cable can leave you rolling down hills or unable to set the brake when you need it most. This replacement cable restores that solid, reliable parking brake operation that lets you work with confidence.

Key Features

Direct replacement for OEM specifications – no modifications needed
Heavy-duty cable construction handles the tension and movement of regular use
Proper cable length ensures correct brake engagement and adjustment
Durable housing protects the inner cable from moisture and debris
Quality end fittings provide secure attachment points that won’t slip

Built for Real Farm Work

This handbrake cable is designed specifically for Ford New Holland TM175 and TM190 tractors – those big, powerful machines that handle everything from heavy tillage to transport duties. When you’re running 175 to 190 horsepower through demanding field conditions, you need a parking brake system that engages positively and holds tight. Whether you’re parked on a hillside while loading grain or setting the brake during hydraulic work, this cable gives you the reliable hold you need.

Made to Last

Handbrake cables take a beating from constant tension, weather exposure, and the vibration of heavy-duty farm work. This cable is built with quality materials that resist stretching, corrosion, and fraying – problems that can leave you without a working parking brake when you need it most. The protective housing keeps moisture and grime away from the inner cable, ensuring smooth operation season after season.

Installation Notes

This cable installs using the existing mounting points and adjustment hardware. When installing, check the brake mechanism itself for wear and adjust the cable tension properly – too loose won’t hold, while too tight can cause premature wear. A good handbrake should engage firmly with about half the lever travel and hold the tractor securely on a reasonable slope.