Put many in from the rear. Pull 3rd arm cover plate off and pin is over the top of differential. It is a long reach and I have short arms. No problem punching old one out but I stick new one on end of a stiff hose and fish it into place. Latest pins have two snap rings instead of bolt, if you get that style you will most likely have to grind a little off the fork so you have room to install both snap rings. C-clips more correctly. If old one has fallen into rear it may be difficult to get out from under pto, might have to pull pto to do it if it lodges.
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