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UDC Parts 104-8677 Brake Cable Replacement for Toro Recycler 22'' 20001 20003 20005 20007 20008 20009 20012 20016 20019 20069 20071 20072 20094 Lawn Mowers 20636 20990 20995 Lawn-Boy 10662 10682 10780

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UDC Parts 104-8677 Brake Cable Replacement for Toro Recycler 22'' 20001 20003 20005 20007 20008 20009 20012 20016 20019 20069 20071 20072 20094 Lawn Mowers 20636 20990 20995 Lawn-Boy 10662 10682 10780
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What It Is

This brake cable replacement stops the engine when the operator releases the blade control handle. It’s designed for Toro Recycler 22” walk-behind mowers and select Lawn-Boy models with similar blade brake systems.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, verify your mower’s model number—not just the brand or deck size. This cable fits Toro Recycler 22” models 20001, 20003, 20005, 20007, 20008, 20012, 20016, 20019, 20069, 20071, 20072, 20094, 20636, 20990, and 20995. Also fits Lawn-Boy models 10662, 10682, and 10780. It replaces OEM part 104-8677. Measure the cable length (roughly 36–40 inches) and check that your handle has a single brake lever (not dual). If your mower has a different model number or a side-mounted brake, this cable won’t fit.

Key Things to Know

  • Aftermarket replacement—works as well as OEM for most users, but cable housing may be slightly stiffer than original.
  • Installation is moderate: requires removing the handlebar, routing the cable through guides, and adjusting tension at the brake arm. Have a 3/8” wrench and pliers handy.
  • Common gotcha: the cable end (nipple) must seat fully into the brake lever slot—if it’s loose, the brake won’t engage properly.
  • Check the old cable’s routing path before removal—take a photo. New cable can be routed incorrectly, causing binding or poor brake action.

Should You Buy It

If your Toro Recycler 22” or listed Lawn-Boy mower has a worn or snapped brake cable, this is a solid, budget-friendly replacement. It’s not OEM but delivers reliable stopping power for most homeowners. Skip it if you have a different model or want a cable with a softer, more flexible housing—those are rare at this price.

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