Description

When your Quicke loader starts feeling sluggish or won’t hold position like it used to, chances are it’s time for a new control cable. This 126″ replacement cable with ball and eye end fittings gives you back the precise, responsive control you need for everything from stacking hay bales to loading feed trucks. No more fighting with sticky controls or watching your bucket drift down while you’re trying to work.

What You’re Getting

126″ length fits longer cab-to-loader configurations and extended reach setups
Ball and eye end fittings provide secure connections that eliminate play and slop
Heavy-duty inner cable core resists stretching even under repeated heavy use
Durable outer sheath protects against damage from debris, sharp edges, and weather
Direct replacement for original Quicke equipment with proper specifications

Built for Real Farm Work

This longer cable works with Quicke front loader systems that need the extra length for cab-mounted joystick configurations or where routing requires additional cable length. Whether you’re running a utility tractor with a cab or an open-station machine with extended controls, this cable provides the mechanical connection between your joystick and loader valve that makes Quicke loaders so reliable.

Made to Last

Farm equipment gets used hard, and this control cable is engineered to keep up with your demanding schedule. The cable core resists stretching even under repeated heavy use, while the protective outer sheath guards against damage from debris, sharp edges, and weather exposure. The precision-manufactured end fittings ensure smooth operation without the binding or excessive play that makes loaders feel sloppy.

Installation Notes

Installation involves disconnecting the old cable at both the joystick and valve ends – make sure to note the routing path before removal since the cable needs to follow the same route to avoid binding or interference with other components. The ball end typically connects to the joystick mechanism while the eye piece attaches to the loader valve. Check that the new cable has the right amount of tension – too loose and you’ll have dead spots in your joystick control, too tight and the controls will feel stiff. Most Quicke systems have adjustment points near the valve end to fine-tune the cable tension.