Description; General Information; Cable Ties - Stiga PARK 300 M Workshop Manual

Edition Workshop Manual
PARK 300 M - PARK 300
2022
6.1

Description

6.1.1

General Information

All cables are made up of a wire and a sheath. One cable end is connected to the actuator,
(pump, carburettor etc.) the other end is connected to the control (pedal lever).
In most cases the cable ends are equipped with adjusting terminals with locking nuts and/
or elbow unions.
The cables can only transmit traction force. The return force is generated by the springs.
For a higher transmission of pushing and traction forces, components such as levers,
brackets, etc. are used.
Cable maintenance:
Cables only need to be lubricated.
6.1.2

Cable ties

All cables are installed and fastened to the frame using cable ties. When cables are remo-
ved or replaced, you must install new cable ties in the original positions.
Loose cables can cause unnecessary wear to the components. This can cause
damage to plastic protection, paint damage, etc.
Attention!
Chapter
6 Control cables
Page
44