  
| Author: | goldknight  | | Posted: | May 8, 2024 21:52 | | Subject: | Re: 3144 broken prong repair | | Viewed: | 43 times | | Topic: | Help | |
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| In Help, mburke81 writes:
| | Hey folks,
I have a 3144 with a partially broken prong. I attempted to fix it with MEK,
but apparently this part isn’t made with the same materials as regular pieces.
Someone then told me that it might be PVC, but I tried that glue and it also
did nothing. Does anyone have any idea what glue or chemical that I can use on
this part to make the repair?
Photo enclosed.
Thanks!
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Just buy a new one
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Message is in Reply To:  3144 broken prong repair - mburke81 (13) | Hey folks, I have a 3144 with a partially broken prong. I attempted to fix it with MEK, but apparently this part isn’t made with the same materials as regular pieces. Someone [...]
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Message Has 1 Reply: Re: 3144 broken prong repair - rab1234 (1988)  | It costs about $25 with shipping for a used one (that hopefully isn't also damaged). Glue costs about $2 or they may already have it. In Help, goldknight writes: [...]
(24 days ago, May 9, 2024, to Help) |
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