PCP Replacement Hand Brake & Cable for Rollator, Left Hand Side, Pre-Mounted on Handle, PCP Model 5313

Doesn't fit my Rollator due to MY mistake. However, I used most of the parts and and fixed it. These are good folks and they work with you. Recommend them.

Didn’t get a chance to use it. On the internet this product looked black, however it was chrome. I knew as soon as I opened the box that it would not fit. The return process is so cumbersome that I’m just going to keep it and bless anyone that can use it. I missed all of the tips because it is not Rollator adaptable. Also it looks black on the internet but it is chrome. Never again.

Thanks to "JR"s review I took a chance on these Walker brake assemblies. Needed left had one because the brake hold mechanism wasn't working but the right brake cable was also damaged in a trip, still worked but worried me, so I ordered right and left asm. Installing the brake handle is just pulling out the old one and inserting the new silver pipe in the same hole, 2 minute job and by ordering both the walker looks complete, both silver brake bar units.The tricky work is on the wheel brake end. Just remove the old wheel brake assembly. Run the new cable, which is exactly long enough for this unit, to the top of wheel and figure out how much wire cable you need sticking out of the sheath to hook up like the original assembly. Throw away the new brake brackets they won't work on this unit. I cut the sheath back 3 inches and with care reassembled the system in about a half hour total. Drive units are great but their brakes are cheap, hope this lasts longer but plastic handles, so who knows.

I liked the price and complete brake assembly unit.I disliked the fact that the Drive Rollator left Brake Cable Assembly unit was the wrong part, because I have to modify the brake assembly unit in order to make it serviceable on my Drive Rollator Walker that was specified in the Order. Further, it took more then a week to deliver the wrong Brake Cable Assembly unit in the end. I had to pay a (Neighbor Mechanic) to modify the wrong Brake cable so as to make it work on elderly patient's Drive Rollator Walker on `91919 which has been out of service for a month or more while we tried repairing the 'Defective' Left Brake Cable - first took the Walker to a Bike Shop on West 32nd Ave near GSE, but they couldn't service it, then to a neighbor handyman who was willing to work on it if I got the replacement parts, which I proceeded to do on completion `91919. This is unacceptable Customer Service.

Need a brake cable that matches my Rollator Walker

the walker brake was just fine I had to do some adjustments but works great.

Cable was too short for my Mom's rollator. I got permission to return it, but the vendor is not Prime and it costs $24 to UPS it back, but the part is only worth $12. I ended up donating it to an assisted living place to use if they can.

Only $12,00 good price. Right?. the part was not a good match. The bottom brake cable did't match the the wheel, so I could not use it. The seller agreed to a return and e-mailed return label for the USPS and I was required to pay the return postage. My husband packed it back up went to the post office stood in line for 30 minutes and the postal worker told him it would cost $13.67 in postage. You can guess what happened next, yep it came back home with us. You get what you pay for and if it's not the right one make sure you have shelf space to leave it and forget about it. Lesson learned for me.