Teleflex Yamaha Boat Throttle Control Cable F1TU725220 | 15 1/2 FT
Boat part number 1018611 is a new-old stock Yamaha engine shift throttle control cable from Teleflex Marine / Seastar, part number F1TU725220 .
made for Custom Applications
$49.95 MSRP: $67.43
GLS Stock #: 1018611-GG565
12 in stock
Boat part number 1018611 is a new-old stock Yamaha engine shift throttle control cable from Teleflex Marine / Seastar, part number F1TU725220 .
This cable has a black jacket and measures approximately 15 1/2' in length.
Specifications:
This cable has a black jacket and measures approximately 15 1/2' in length.
Specifications:
- Part Manufacturer: Teleflex Marine / Seastar
- Part Number: F1TU725220
- Color: Black
- Length: 15 1/2 FT
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Product Questions
will this work on a 2009 Yamaha 250 4 stroke on a Ranger 2400 bay boat with the original Yamaha shifter
Question by: Patrick Benton on Mar 16, 2023, 8:37 PM
Hello Patrick,
I am sorry, but we are not able to cross reference shift/throttle cables to specific boats. About all we can suggest is to contact a Ranger dealer.
Gene
I am sorry, but we are not able to cross reference shift/throttle cables to specific boats. About all we can suggest is to contact a Ranger dealer.
Gene
Answer by: Admin on Mar 17, 2023, 8:39 AM
Im looking for cables for a Capperall 1800SL Sports boat with a yamaha inboard 4.3 engine -- looking for both control and Throttle cables
Question by: Linda Dunphy on Aug 25, 2021, 6:43 PM
Hello Linda,
Since we aren't dealers, I'm afraid we do not know what specific cables will fit your 1800. For us to assist we would need either the part numbers off your old cables, or photos of each cable tip along with the overall length.
Gene
Since we aren't dealers, I'm afraid we do not know what specific cables will fit your 1800. For us to assist we would need either the part numbers off your old cables, or photos of each cable tip along with the overall length.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Aug 26, 2021, 9:30 AM