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Default broken handrail on front steps

i have a raised ranch home with the typical concrete steps in front
with the cast iron handrails. both of the handrails are a bit loose.
yesterday one fell completely off. the bottom of the cast iron where
it was mounted to the steps had rusted through and broke off and one f
the mounts, cracked the corner of the step off when the rail fell.

here are some pics:
the steps with the fallen handrail leaning against it:
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...1/DSC01006.jpg

the rusted bottom of one of the mounts on the railing:
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...1/DSC01008.jpg

the part where the corner of the step cracked off:
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...1/DSC01007.jpg

so the question is - can this be repaired? do i just need to get a new
handrail ro should i replace the steps altogether? where would i even
go for something like that? does home depot or Lowe's have that sort
of stuff? i searched their sites and didn't come up with any results.

 
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