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Read articles →This is a real DIY repair of a cracked radiator on a Kioti CK2610, caused by a stick punching through it while grapple-clearing a wood lot with a damaged fan. The owner pulls the radiator, patches the crack with hot staples and black RTV instead of buying a $600 replacement, reinstalls it, and leak-tests it under load. Good for owners facing a similar cooling-system failure on a budget; not a spec review or buying guide.
An owner documenting a one-off home repair on their own tractor, from a channel that's primarily about three-wheelers rather than tractors.
Remove the radiator by undoing the 10mm shroud bolts and hoses, then patch the crack with hot staples and black RTV gasket sealer, let it cure overnight, and reinstall.
The owner says a new radiator runs about six hundred dollars, which is why he chose to patch the cracked one with staples and RTV instead.
The owner ran it with a broken fan blade since he could not get a replacement in time, saying it is out of balance and blows less air, but planned to replace it later.
