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Feeny & Johnson twin-lever pull-pull hand controls fitted beneath a steering wheel

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Hand control

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Feeny & Johnson Pull–Pull hand controls

A long-established twin-lever hand control for drivers who need very light operation. Separate brake and accelerator levers sit beneath the steering wheel and use vacuum assistance to provide full braking with light finger pressure.

Fitted, calibrated and serviced from our fully equipped Hemel Hempstead workshop.

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Light-touch control of the brake and accelerator

The Feeny & Johnson Pull–Pull system uses two separate levers beneath the steering wheel: one for braking and one for acceleration. Pulling a lever towards the wheel produces the corresponding pedal movement, so both functions can be controlled with minimal hand or arm effort.

A powerful vacuum servo assists the brake, allowing full braking with light finger pressure. The original pedals remain available for conventional driving where the installation allows.

Who it can help

Designed for limited strength or movement

These controls can suit drivers who do not have the strength to use a conventional push/pull hand control, or who have limited hand or arm strength and movement.

Some drivers have used the Feeny & Johnson ‘B’ set for more than 40 years and prefer its familiar twin-lever action. Every installation is assessed around your movement, strength and chosen vehicle before a recommendation is made.

Feeny & Johnson twin-lever hand controls fitted beneath a Rolls-Royce steering wheel

Key benefits

Very little effort, direct control

The system combines simple finger operation with assistance for effective braking.

Simple operation

Operate the brake and accelerator using your fingers on two separate levers.

Vacuum-assisted braking

A powerful vacuum servo helps apply the brake with light finger pressure.

Reduced muscle fatigue

The light action is designed to reduce effort and lets both hands remain in contact with the steering wheel.

Modern vehicles

Electronic assistance where space is limited

In a modern vehicle with limited footwell space, the vacuum system can be replaced by an electronic brake while retaining operation through the twin levers.

A suitable electronic accelerator and/or brake system can also connect between the original pedal and the vehicle’s management system, allowing very low-effort operation in many vehicles with an electronic accelerator. The precise arrangement depends on the vehicle and your assessment.

Close view of Feeny & Johnson pull-pull hand control levers installed in a Rolls-Royce

Private purchase only

Feeny & Johnson Pull–Pull hand controls are available for private purchase and are not available through the Motability Scheme. The final installation and price depend on the vehicle, the assistance required and the result of your one-to-one assessment.

Common questions

How do Feeny & Johnson Pull–Pull controls work?

Two separate levers are positioned beneath the steering wheel. One operates the brake and the other the accelerator; pulling a lever towards the wheel produces the corresponding pedal movement.

Who are these controls designed for?

They may suit drivers who do not have enough strength for a conventional push/pull control, or who have limited hand or arm strength and movement. A one-to-one assessment is needed to confirm suitability.

Can they be fitted to a modern vehicle?

Often, yes. Where footwell space is limited, electronic brake or accelerator assistance may be used with the twin levers. Suitability depends on the vehicle and its electronic systems.

Are Feeny & Johnson hand controls available through Motability?

No. These controls are available for private purchase only and are not available through the Motability Scheme.

Feeny & Johnson hand controls installed beneath a Rolls-Royce steering wheelClose-up of Feeny & Johnson twin control leversFeeny & Johnson pull-pull hand controls fitted in a vehicle