Throttle handle

Throttle handle — a black plastic lever with a round body bearing embossed hare and tortoise symbols, and a yellowish U-shaped clamp with a long threaded bolt. Compare with your old handle before ordering.

• The throttle handle, connected to the engine by a cable, is used to set the engine's revs.
• The tortoise symbol and the letter L are embossed on the upper part of the body, the hare symbol and the letter H on the lower part, with an arc-shaped mark running between them: the hare marks high revs, the tortoise — low.
• In the centre of the body — a cross-head screw with a yellowish washer, around which the lever turns, and the lever's end is long and flat.
• The handle is clamped to the tube by the clamp and the long bolt; on top of the body there is a protruding rectangular part with a notch at the end.
• There is no cable in the photo, so how it connects is not shown; the photo also gives no dimensions and no clamp bore diameter.

We write only what we know. The name gives neither the tiller's or tiller-cultivator's maker nor the model, so we do not guess what it fits. Before ordering, measure the diameter of the tube the old handle sits on, send us a photo of the old part — we will check it before you order.

24-month warranty · tel. +370 685 777 56