Kubota key cut and programmed 2

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Getting a Kubota key cut and programmed is a straightforward process if you have the right equipment. I brought mine to a local locksmith who specializes in agricultural machinery, and they cloned the original chip while cutting a fresh blade. The whole thing took about 20 minutes and cost less than replacing a lost key from the dealer. Just make sure they have the correct software to match your model's transponder frequency, or you'll end up with a useless hunk of metal.