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Hydraulic Control Cable 2.4 Meter for Chilton MX Loader Systems

Original price was: $151.51.Current price is: $99.95.

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When your loader joystick starts feeling loose or won’t hold position, chances are this control cable is telling you it’s time for a replacement. Nothing’s more frustrating than trying to place a round bale exactly where you need it or stack hay in tight barn spaces when your controls feel sloppy. This 2.4-meter cable gives you back that precise control you need for smooth loader operation, whether you’re handling feed buckets, cleaning stalls, or moving materials around your farm.

What You’re Getting

  • 2.4-meter length provides adequate reach for most tractor-to-loader configurations
  • Heavy-duty construction handles the constant cycling and high forces of hydraulic control
  • Flexible outer casing resists crushing while staying bendable in cold weather
  • Quality end fittings ensure secure connections that won’t pop loose at the worst moment
  • Direct replacement that restores smooth, responsive loader operation

Built for Real Farm Work

This cable works with Chilton MX loader systems found on general purpose tractors used for everything from livestock operations to material handling. Whether you’re running a dairy that needs precise bucket control for feed mixing, moving heavy materials around construction sites, or doing general farm cleanup, your joystick needs to respond exactly when you need it to.

Made to Last

Loader control cables take serious abuse from constant movement, exposure to hydraulic fluid and grease, plus all the pulling force when you’re operating controls. This cable features a reinforced inner wire that resists stretching even under heavy loads, while the protective outer casing guards against damage from debris and weather exposure.

Installation Notes

Before removing the old cable, take a quick photo of how it’s routed – this saves confusion later. The cable should connect without excessive force, and you’ll want to route it following the same path as the original to avoid sharp bends or contact with hot hydraulic components. Test all functions after installation to make sure everything moves smoothly through the full range of motion.