My handyman recommended me Liquid Nails for exterior/interior. From my experience, it bonds really really well. I have tried other glues, and this one in the best IMO. Good luck! ~Natalie

Yeah, one of the fated L series axles. This was this gentleman's 2nd replacement , so #3 for the tractor. The strange thing is, I've seen cast axles in AYP twist back and couldn't see a break or crack upon removal. This one we talked about the axle at his PM, but I couldn't come up w/ the crack that should have been apparent on the bottom as the top was the freshest crack. Maybe I'll pull it out of the steel pile and turn it into yard art. Any ideas???

"cut particleboard surfaces " Any carpenters glue. You may need to paint a layer on and let it soak in, then apply more. The joint will not be very strong. "and to the plastic sort of coating on the other surfaces" Nothing. Not even epoxy.

Look for Goop at the hardware store. There are several versions but my husband is convinced that it's all the same product under different labels. E6000 is usually great for metal and glass but not sure about concrete or terra cotta. You might find both of these glues at a craft store.