Overview

The Garmin 010-12832-30 is a replacement pull handle and cable for a compatible Force trolling motor. It is the hand-pull part you use during stow and deploy, and it is also what you grab when you need to move the mount through its latch positions.

This kit replaces the worn pieces that typically show damage first: a handle that is hard to grip, a cable coating that has started to wear through, or a pull line that no longer feels smooth when you cycle the latch. It is supplied as standard replacement pieces so the mount works the way it did before the original parts aged in sun, spray, and vibration.

Key features

• Replacement pull handle and pull cable for compatible Force trolling motors
• Plastic-coated braided cable helps protect the pull line as it runs through the mount hardware
• Attachment pin included for reconnecting the cable at the mount
• Restores normal pull feel and latch movement when the existing line is frayed, stretched, or difficult to pull
• Useful when the trolling motor is stowed and deployed often for trailering, docking, or frequent spot changes

What’s included

• Pull handle
• Plastic-coated braided cable
• Attachment pin

Compatibility and fit

This part is intended for use with Garmin Force trolling motors. Before ordering, match your trolling motor series and confirm the pull-handle setup on your mount so the attachment points and cable routing align with what you have on the bow.

Installation and setup

Installation is straightforward if you follow the existing routing. Support the mount so it cannot drop while you work, remove the old handle and cable, and route the new cable the same way to avoid binding. Once the attachment pin is secured, cycle the stow and deploy latch a few times to confirm the mechanism moves freely and the pull line is not rubbing on sharp edges.

Maintenance and care

Keep the latch area clear of sand and dried salt so the pull action stays smooth. After use in salt or brackish water, rinse the mount area with fresh water and check the cable coating for nicks or wear. If the pull starts to feel rough or the coating shows damage, replacing the handle and cable early helps prevent an on-the-water failure during stow or deploy.