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[Lifetime Warranty] 746-0898 Clutch Drive Cable - Compatible with MTD Troy-Bilt Cub Cadet Craftsman Ryobi Yard Machines Snow Blower (600 Series 1995-2002, 700 Series 2003)

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746-0898 Clutch Drive Cable

Key Features

  • Function: Engages and disengages the snow thrower drive system.
  • Type: Traction Drive / Clutch Control Cable
  • Overall Length: 40 inches

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • MTD (Cub Cadet / Troy-Bilt / Craftsman / Bolens / Yard-Man / Yard Machines / White Outdoor / Huskee / Ryobi): 746-0898, 746-0898A, 746-0898B, 946-0898, 946-0898B
  • Stens / Oregon / Rotary: 290-904, 46-006, 5616

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Fits most MTD 600 model series snow throwers manufactured from 1995 to 2002.
  • Fits most MTD 700 model series snow throwers manufactured in 2003.
  • Compatible Brands: MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy Bilt, Ryobi, Bolens, Yard Man, and Yard Machines.
  • Select MTD Models: 312-610E000 (1992), 313-610E120 (1993), 314-616E131 (1994).

When to Replace

  • Clutch lever is unresponsive, loose, or has excessive play.
  • Drive wheels fail to engage or disengage when the lever is operated.
  • Cable is visibly frayed, kinked, stretched, or broken.
  • Inconsistent forward or reverse propulsion.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the spark plug wire for safety before starting installation.
  • Note or photograph the routing of the old cable prior to removal.
  • After installation, check and adjust cable tension as specified in the equipment's service manual.
  • Verify the clutch lever operates smoothly before starting the engine.
  • PERFECT FIT

    PERFECT FIT

    Replaces MTD MTD 746-0898, 946-0898, 746-0898A, 746-0898B; STW60-0014, 290-904
  • PREMIUM MATERIAL

    PREMIUM MATERIAL

    Our Clutch Drive Cable is a top-grade replacement part made from durable quality material and well-tested by the manufacturer.
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    SAVING SOLUTION

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  • SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    SIMPLE INSTALLATION

    Just 15 minutes of replacing to make the snowblowers run like new!
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Brand Model Number
Replaces MTD 746-0898, 946-0898, 746-0898A, 746-0898B, STW60-0014, 290-904
Compatible with MTD, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Troy-Bilt, Ryobi, Yard Machines, Bolens, Yard Man, Husky Snowblower Snowthrower models 600 Series (from 1995-2002), 700 Series (2003), 312-610E000 (1992), 313-610E120 (1993), 314-616E131 (1994)

FAQ

This cable is designed for a wide range of snow blowers manufactured by MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Craftsman, Ryobi, and Yard Machines. It is specifically compatible with 600-series snow throwers built between 1995 and 2002, 700-series models built in 2003, and various units including 312-610E000, 313-610E120, and 314-616E131.
This part replaces OEM numbers 746-0898, 746-0898A, 746-0898B, 946-0898, and 946-0898A. It also cross-references with part numbers STW60-0014 and 290-904.
The cable has a total length of approximately 43 inches, including both ends. The inner cable length is 35 inches, and the cable with the spring end measures 37 inches. The assembly is adjustable to ensure proper tension for your drive system.
You likely need a new cable if your snow blower fails to engage the drive system when the lever is pulled, if the lever feels excessively loose or has no resistance, or if the cable shows visible signs of fraying, kinking, or stretching. If you find that the drive engages intermittently or slips under load, the cable may have stretched beyond the point of adjustment.
Installation is a straightforward process that typically takes 15 to 30 minutes. You will generally need basic hand tools, such as pliers and a set of wrenches. After routing the cable through the frame and attaching it to the drive lever and the transmission engagement arm, you will need to adjust the tension so the drive engages firmly without slipping, but still allows the lever to return fully to the neutral position when released.