The LazyLiner operator station is spread over four of the six control identification pages. The seat (0290675) and brake lever (0290648) are on page 1, the return mechanism (0290665) is on page 4, the seat adjustment parts (0290391, 0290392) are on page 5, and the pedal rod (0290670), rod ends (0290393) and parking brake bar (0290671) are on page 6.
The operator station parts, by diagram page
The site shows the LazyLiner Pro on six pages titled Control Identification 1 through 6. Most of the pages are about the engine and hydraulic drive, so the seat and controls are scattered between them. The table below puts them in one place. Each name is exactly as the diagram prints it, and the callout is the number to look for on the page.
LazyLiner seat, pedal and brake parts and where they sit
| Part (as named on the site) | Part number | Diagram page | Callout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seat, ll elite/pro | 0290675 | Control Identification 1 | 3 |
| Frame, seat ll elite/pro | 0290653 | Control Identification 1 | 11 |
| Brake Lever | 0290648 | Control Identification 1 | 2 |
| Mechanism, rtn, ll elite/pro | 0290665 | Control Identification 4 | 35 |
| Bracket, seat adjustment | 0290391 | Control Identification 5 | 36 |
| Seat adjustment Spacers | 0290392 | Control Identification 5 | 37 |
| Linkage, rod ends | 0290393 | Control Identification 6 | 40 |
| Rod, pedal linkage | 0290670 | Control Identification 6 | 41 |
| Bar locking parking brake | 0290671 | Control Identification 6 | 42 |
Pages 2 and 3 do not hold operator station parts. Page 2 is hydraulic hoses and mounts, and page 3 lists a single part, the isolator mounts (0290663).
Seat and seat adjustment
Titan lists the LazyLiner with a multi-position seat that moves forward and back and side to side. The diagram splits the seat into three separate orders: the 0290675 seat itself, the 0290653 seat frame, and the adjustment hardware on page 5, the 0290391 bracket and the 0290392 spacers.
The diagram gives names, not descriptions, so it does not say which of these parts produces the forward-and-back movement and which produces the side-to-side movement. If the seat is the problem, work out whether it is the cushion, the frame it sits on, or the bracket and spacers that hold it where you set it, and order that one. Both seat entries carry the "ll elite/pro" tag, which means the site lists the same seat and frame for both versions.
Pedal linkage and return mechanism
Titan describes the foot pedal as height adjustable. The linkage parts on the diagram are two small items on page 6, the 0290670 pedal linkage rod and the 0290393 linkage rod ends, plus a separate return mechanism, 0290665, which sits alone on page 4.
Our reading, not a Titan statement: a rod and its rod ends are the pieces that connect two moving parts, so if the pedal feels loose or does not move what it should, they are the easiest items to inspect first. The return mechanism is on a different page from the rod, so do not assume the two are ordered together. We do not have a Titan description of how the linkage is adjusted, so use your manual or call before you take it apart.
Brake lever and parking brake bar
The diagram lists two brake parts and puts them on different pages. The 0290648 brake lever is on page 1, next to the seat, frame and hydraulic tank. The 0290671 locking parking brake bar is on page 6, beside the pedal rod. Beyond those names, the site does not describe how either part works, and we will not guess. If your problem is that the machine will not hold or will not release, tell our parts team exactly what it does when you call so they can point you to the right one.
What the diagram does not tell you
- Page 3 holds only the isolator mounts (0290663), and page 2 holds hydraulic hoses, fittings, the filter housing and engine mount. Neither is an operator station page.
- The site's pages are titled for the LazyLiner Pro, and several names read "ll elite/pro". The rod, rod ends and parking brake bar carry no version tag, so if you own an Elite, check the part by phone.
- Titan does not publish service intervals for these parts in the material we can cite, so there is no hours-based replacement schedule here.
The operator station parts from this guide:
Ordering the right part
Find the control that is failing
Seat, seat position, pedal, return or brake. The table above tells you which diagram page to open.
Open that page and match the callout
Compare the numbered callout to your machine. If you need the engine or hydraulic side instead, start at page 2.
Call if the part name does not settle it
Phone (713) 931-0006 with your LazyLiner version and serial number, and describe what the control does. Manuals are listed on our manuals page.
The Short Version
Nine parts make up the operator station, spread across pages 1, 4, 5 and 6. Order from the page and callout rather than from a description, and call us if you own an Elite and the part has no version tag.
Not sure which control part you need?
Call (713) 931-0006 with your LazyLiner version, serial number and what the control is doing.
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