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Browse aftermarket hand and foot controls for skid steer loaders and compact track loaders, including handle grips and knobs, joystick base covers, rubber lever and shifting boots, and left and right foot pedals.
Match your part by OEM part number and note the left or right designation on pedals. Details are listed on each product page.
This page carries the parts the operator actually touches and the covers that protect what sits underneath them. The control levers and linkages themselves are on the levers page, linked below. Common replacements include the handle grips replacing OEM 6702621 and 6513963, the knob replacing OEM 7022367, the keyless panel knob replacing OEM 7023588, the joystick base cover replacing OEM 6678903, the rubber lever boot replacing OEM 6680471, the rubber shifting boot replacing OEM 7309324, the control handle lever replacing OEM 7163788, the control valve actuator replacing OEM 7101672, the throttle control replacing OEM 7281261, the left and right foot pedals replacing OEM 7250339 and 7250340, and the right control foot pedal assembly replacing OEM 7123942.
Foot pedals are handed. Left and right are separate part numbers and are not mirror images that can be swapped, so confirm the side before ordering.
Grips, knobs, and handles are wear items that get replaced for comfort and grip as much as for failure, and a worn grip on a control that needs precise input is a genuine nuisance rather than a cosmetic one.
Boots and covers are the parts worth understanding on this page. A rubber lever boot or a joystick base cover exists to keep dust, grit, and water out of the linkage or joystick assembly beneath it. Once one splits, the machine's working environment gets straight into a control that was never meant to see it, and the result is a sticky, notchy, or failing control that costs many times what the boot did. A split boot is the cheapest repair on the machine and one of the most expensive to ignore.
Foot pedals and pedal assemblies operate auxiliary and travel functions and take constant load, often from a boot rather than a hand. Actuators and throttle controls translate the operator's input into machine action.
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