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    Posted: 12 May 2018 at 5:13pm
Is there anyone out there who repairs the toy tractors? The one I got my son a couple years ago has a break to two on the loader bracket.
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What's it made of? If its pot metal, you could find some rod, and repair it yourself.  Or maybe epoxy would hold it.  Add a little brown paint, over the top, and it can look like a rusty booger weld, like the real ones have!Wink
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Yes, pretty sure it's pot metal. Rather make it right or replace the bracket.
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I've used JB weld on some of the broke toys I have. set it right the first time, cuz when it sets, and it's wrong, you'll bust everything around it trying to re-do it!
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