Description

When you’re running a loader, mowing around trees, or operating PTO equipment, you’ll quickly appreciate having your foot control engine speed while keeping both hands free for steering and hydraulics. Using just a hand throttle for loader work is like trying to eat soup with a fork – you need to speed up approaching the pile, slow down to scoop, speed up to carry, then slow to dump while trying to steer and work the loader controls. This 1300mm foot throttle cable is exactly what your late model TS series tractor needs for smooth, responsive engine speed control.

What You’re Getting

Heavy-duty cable designed to flex thousands of times without fraying or binding
Precision 1300mm length for proper routing in late model TS tractors without excess cable that causes problems
Weather-sealed construction that keeps moisture and contamination out of the cable mechanism
Quality end fittings that connect securely and operate smoothly through countless cycles

Built for Real Farm Work

Your TS series tractor handles everything from cultivation and hay work to loader operations and transport. The foot throttle changes everything, especially for tasks like mowing where you’re constantly adjusting speed for grass conditions, bush hogging where you slow for thick spots, or grading where precise speed control makes all the difference. It’s the same control you’d find in a modern car or truck – natural and intuitive.

Made to Last

This isn’t some lightweight add-on that’ll break the first time you step on it hard – the system uses heavy steel that can handle work boots, mud, and years of daily use. The cable construction handles the constant movement and vibration that comes with tractor operation, maintaining smooth throttle response season after season.

Installation Notes

Route the cable carefully to avoid kinks or contact with hot exhaust parts, and set your linkage adjustment so full pedal travel gives full throttle without over-stretching the cable. Here’s a pro tip: adjust the idle stop so the engine idles slightly higher with foot control than hand throttle to prevent stalling when you quickly lift your foot, but don’t remove your hand throttle – you’ll still want it for steady operations like plowing or baling.