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This reply is not ment to be mean, but, you spent money buying a tractor that you know nothing about, I have done the same thing at times. I restore tractors and the first thing I do is buy a Parts Manual printed buy the maker. Then a repair manual, there again from the manufacturer. Many are being reprinted but an original has the best pictures. Now you go to a site like Ebay and find someone selling parts that lives near you, within driving distance. Look at the parts they are selling for your brand of tractor (IH) and if they have listed many used parts they are more than likely parting out tractors. NOW, you have stuck gold, email the man that has the parts you need and ask about other parts you need that he may NOT have listed. Now comes the easy part, if the man is also a collector he may have the hyd. system on one of his show tractors, if not, bet he knows someone that does. In this buisness, you know your competitors, and often times they become some of your best friends, if you lucky.
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