Thanks Dean and Paul for the info, I didn't notice that there were tractor specific boards to post on, sure will do that in the future. I already have a Ford service manual for the tractor so will pull it out and see what it takes to replace this pin and the other items you mentioned. I'm assuming the pin is available at a Ford dealer? I have a couple fairly close and have already gotten some parts. As for the oil, it is terribly dirty and needs changing badly so will do that and flush the system when it's apart. This tractor has seen a lot of miles so I'm finding that things that are normal wear points are very worn and things that are not normal wear points even have wear.
As for the pump, are these seals something that I can replace myself or should I send the pump off to have it rebuilt? I can overhaul an engine any day but have never gotten into anything hydralic and I know the pump has very close tolerances so it's a bit intimidating. Your advice would be appreciated!
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