Custom Cable Assemblies

Mechanical Control Cables

Push-pull, pull-only, throttle, PTO, valve, and specialty cable assemblies built around the motion, travel, routing, and end connections your equipment requires.

Start with a cable family.Select the best match below to begin configuring parts for your quote.
Assorted mechanical control cable assemblies with throttle, PTO, and T-handle controls.

Cable Families

Choose the motion and control style.

Start with the family that matches how the cable needs to move. Each category includes the available series, construction details, and guided product options.

Set of push-pull control cable assemblies.

Push-Pull Control Cables

Push-pull control cables transfer motion in both directions between a control point and the equipment being moved. They are commonly used for throttle, shift, latch, valve, damper, and general equipment actuation applications.

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Universal utility control cable assembly.

Utility Cables

Utility cables are general-purpose control cable assemblies used to manually operate a remote function from a convenient control point. They are commonly paired with a T-handle, knob, or similar hand control for equipment functions such as choke, throttle, shutoff, latch release, vent, valve, or damper control.

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Positive lock T-handle control cable examples.

Positive Lock Cables

Positive Lock cables are hand-operated control cables with a T-handle that can be twisted to lock the cable in position anywhere along its travel. They are commonly used when an operator needs to set a throttle, choke, shutoff, latch, valve, damper, or similar equipment control and have it stay in place.

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Quick disconnect control cable assembly.

Quick Disconnect Cables

Quick Disconnect cables are hand-operated control cable assemblies with removable and replaceable control heads. They are commonly used when the application needs a serviceable control connection, a Vernier style control head, or a removable Positive Lock style head.

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Tension control cable assembly.

Tension Cables

Tension cables are pull-only control cable assemblies used when the cable needs to pull a lever, pedal, linkage, or mechanism in one direction. The return motion is handled by the equipment, spring, linkage, or pedal return.

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PTO cable reference assembly.

PTO Cables

Power take-off cable assemblies with fixed PTO build format and length selection.

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Remote valve operator cable assembly.

Valve Control Cables

Valve Control Cables connect a hand-operated control lever to a remote hydraulic valve body, valve spool, mixer valve, or similar control point. They are commonly used on heavy equipment and mobile machinery where the operator control needs to be located away from the hydraulic valve.

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Race Shift cable assembly.

Miscellaneous

Replacement and application-specific cables

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Application Guidance

Start with motion. Finish with the complete application.

Mechanical control cables transfer movement and force from a lever, pedal, handle, or actuator to a remote component. Push-pull assemblies provide positive motion in both directions; tension and pull-only cables rely on a spring, pedal, or linkage for return motion.

For a dependable fit, selection also accounts for travel, bend radius, load, routing, temperature, mounting, rod threads, seals, connection hardware, and overall length. CCC supports standard replacements, one-off custom lengths, and repeat OEM requirements using Orscheln and Felsted-style components.

  • Motion and travelPush, pull, return method, and required stroke.
  • Routing and loadBend radius, operating force, temperature, and environment.
  • Ends and mountingConduit fittings, rod threads, seals, and connection hardware.

Built for Real Equipment

OEM, replacement, and specialty applications.

Control cable assemblies serve highway and off-highway vehicles, agriculture and construction machinery, marine equipment, cranes, material-handling systems, generators, industrial machinery, and other equipment that depends on reliable remote mechanical actuation.

Need a replacement or custom cable?

Start with a part number when available. For an unidentified cable, provide photos, overall length, travel, end-fitting details, mounting style, routing, and the equipment function. The sales team can review the information and help narrow the appropriate cable family and construction.