You will get more responses if you ask your Ford questions on the Ford Board. That said, Are you really willing to spend $250 + each for new drag links? What a lot of us have done is cut the tie rod end off the old one and weld a new one on. Costs about $30 plus your time. I've done it to two tractors now a 3000 and a 3400. Both use the same tie rod end as the rear one on a non power steering 3000. I like to do a little grinding and add some bondo to make them look good. Here's a photo of one on my 3000.
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