104-8677 Brake Cable - Fits Toro 22" Recycler Mowers 20001 20003 20005 20007 20008 20009 - Replaces 1048677

104-8677 Brake Cable - Fits Toro 22" Recycler Mowers 20001 20003 20005 20007 20008 20009 - Replaces 1048677104 8677 Safety Brake Cable Key Features Heavy duty steel wire construction designed for reliable tension and responsive engine braking. Features standard Z bend terminals on both ends for secure attachment to the handle control and engine bracket. Protective outer conduit resists moisture, dirt, and abrasion to prevent internal binding or rusting. Measures 58. 5 inches in total cable length with a 49 inch conduit length for exact factory alignment.

104-8677 Safety Brake Cable

Key Features

• Heavy-duty steel wire construction designed for reliable tension and responsive engine braking.
• Features standard Z-bend terminals on both ends for secure attachment to the handle control and engine bracket.
• Protective outer conduit resists moisture, dirt, and abrasion to prevent internal binding or rusting.
• Measures 58.5 inches in total cable length with a 49-inch conduit length for exact factory alignment.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• 104-8677
• 1048677
• 290-935
• PS8825385

Compatibility & Fitment

• Compatible with Toro 22-inch Recycler walk-behind lawn mowers.
• Fits specific models including: 20001, 20003, 20005, 20007, 20008, 20009, 20012, 20016, 20019, 20069, 20071, 20072, 20094, 20636, 20990, and 20995.

When to Replace

• The mower engine fails to stop promptly when the operator presence control bar is released.
• The inner wire is snapped, frayed, or severely kinked, preventing smooth travel.
• The cable is seized inside the outer casing due to rust or accumulated debris.
• The Z-bend ends are bent out of shape or fatigued, risking detachment during operation.

Installation Tips

• Disconnect the spark plug wire before beginning any work on the mower deck or engine controls.
• Note the routing path of the original cable and the position of the clip fasteners before removal.
• Secure the lower Z-bend to the engine brake bracket first, then route the cable up to the handle control.
• Use pliers to gently compress the retaining clip when removing the old conduit from the handle mounting point.