Transmission Range Cable for Ford New Holland TM Series and 60 Series Tractors

Description

When your gear selection gets sloppy or you’re fighting to find the right range, that transmission range cable has likely stretched or frayed from all the shifting you do during long work days. Nothing’s more frustrating than grinding gears when you’re trying to match your tractor’s power to the job at hand, especially when you’ve got implements waiting or fields that need attention.

What You’re Getting

• 32-inch overall length designed specifically for mechanical transmission systems
• Heavy-duty multi-strand inner wire that maintains consistent tension through thousands of shifts
• Flexible outer sheath that resists moisture, debris, and the temperature swings your tractor sees
• Precision end fittings that connect securely to your range selector and transmission linkage
• Direct replacement design—no modifications needed to get back to smooth shifting

Built for Real Farm Work

This cable fits Ford New Holland 60 series tractors like the 8160, 8260, and 8360 that deliver 150-180 horsepower for heavy tillage and harvest support, as well as TM series models from TM115 through TM140 providing 115-140 horsepower for versatile farming operations. Whether you’re running a dairy operation, grain farming, or handling custom work, these tractors need reliable gear selection to match power to load conditions.

Made to Last

This cable features premium multi-strand construction that maintains consistent tension and responsiveness throughout extended service life, with a flexible outer sheath that protects against moisture infiltration and mechanical damage while ensuring smooth operation that reduces operator fatigue during frequent gear changes.

Installation Notes

Route the new cable through the existing path, avoiding sharp edges or heat sources that could damage the casing. Lubricate the cable ends during installation and adjust properly—too much slack causes sloppy control, while too much tension leads to binding or premature failure. Test operation through the full range before heading back to work.