115-5682 Clutch Cable - For Toro CCR Powerlite Quick Clear Snow Thrower

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115-5682 Clutch Cable

Key Features

  • Connects the control lever to the drive clutch mechanism.
  • Enables engagement and disengagement of the snow blower's drive system.
  • Constructed with a durable steel inner wire and a protective outer sheath.
  • Direct-fit replacement for specified OEM part numbers.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • Toro: 115-5682, 94-9949, 1155682
  • Stens: 290-840

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for specific Toro snow blower and snowthrower models.
  • Fits Toro Power Clear 621 series models including 621ZR, 621QZR, and 621QZE.
  • Compatible with Toro CCR series models including CCR Powerlite and CCR6053.
  • Fits model numbers including: 38453, 38454, 38458, 38459, 38563, 38567, 38568, 38569, 38578, 38581, 38582, 38583, and 38584.

When to Replace

  • Drive wheels do not engage or disengage when the control lever is activated.
  • The control lever feels loose, has excessive slack, or is difficult to operate.
  • Visible signs of damage such as a frayed, kinked, or broken cable.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the spark plug wire before starting service to prevent accidental engine start.
  • Photograph or note the routing path of the original cable before removal.
  • Ensure all connection points, such as Z-bends and springs, are securely seated.
  • After installation, adjust cable tension per the owner's manual to ensure proper clutch operation.
  • 115-5682 Clutch Cable - For Toro CCR Powerlite Quick Clear Snow Thrower 1

    Perfect fit

    Compatible with most Toro snow blower and nnow thrower models, such as Power Clear 621ZR, 621ZE, 621 QZR, 621 QZE, 721 QZR, 721 QZE, etc.
  • 115-5682 Clutch Cable - For Toro CCR Powerlite Quick Clear Snow Thrower 2

    Premium quality

    115-5682 Clutch Cable has a PVC casing that brings better protection and improves durability and flexibility
  • 115-5682 Clutch Cable - For Toro CCR Powerlite Quick Clear Snow Thrower 3

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  • 115-5682 Clutch Cable - For Toro CCR Powerlite Quick Clear Snow Thrower 4

    Simple installation

    This kit will save your time with a quick fix. You just need to prepare basic hand tools and wear work gloves to ensure safety while repairing.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

Part 115-5682 is a clutch cable designed for Toro snowthrowers, including Power Clear models 38743, 38744, and 38751. It is compatible with Power Clear 621 QZE, 621 QZR, 721 QZE, 721 QZR, and 721 R-C. Because Toro uses similar cables across multiple snowblower variants, always confirm compatibility by matching your specific model and serial number with the part number on your original cable.
Yes, 115-5682 replaces part number 94-9949. If you are matching an older cable, both 115-5682 and 94-9949 are the correct numbers to verify.
Typical symptoms include the drive or auger engagement bail feeling loose, excessive slack at the handle, delayed engagement, the machine not responding when the lever is squeezed, or a visibly frayed, kinked, or broken cable. On snowthrowers, a stretched cable can also cause inconsistent engagement, especially under load in heavier snow.
On most compatible Toro snowthrowers, clutch cable replacement is a moderate repair that typically takes 20 to 45 minutes. Basic hand tools are usually sufficient, such as screwdrivers, pliers, and small wrenches or sockets. The process involves removing the old cable from the handle lever and lower engagement point, routing the new cable along the same path, and adjusting the tension so the clutch engages properly without constant drag.
Before installation, inspect the handle lever, cable anchors, spring connections, and the engagement mechanism the cable operates. Ensure the old cable did not fail due to binding at the pivot point, rust, or a bent linkage. It is also helpful to compare the old and new cables end-for-end before installation to ensure the routing and end fittings match correctly.
Clutch cables commonly fail from normal wear, moisture intrusion, freezing conditions, corrosion inside the cable housing, repeated sharp bending, or improper routing that causes extra friction. On snowthrowers, winter exposure can make cables stiff over time; once the inner cable begins to drag or fray, engagement becomes difficult and the cable may eventually snap.