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Can a key be braised? #7280713 09/08/18 03:00 PM
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Broke key in my tractor. Got it out and have a second key but wondering if the broke one could be soldered or braised?


Re: Can a key be braised? [Re: GLC] #7280720 09/08/18 03:10 PM
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I have seen them brazed before to use temporarily until a new key was bought because it was the only key. They seemed like they would not last very long. Why not get another key?

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Working on that now.


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Gorilla glue?

Re: Can a key be braised? [Re: GLC] #7281158 09/08/18 11:36 PM
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Talked to the Kioti dealer where I bought it, they have them in stock.


Re: Can a key be braised? [Re: GLC] #7294788 09/23/18 12:28 PM
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Good deal on the dealer having them available!

Keys are usually brass and you may melt them trying to get them hot enough to braze.
I would vote for solder and only use it long enough to cut another key if it still fit and worked.


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