Can you help identify the part needed for this repair?

Hello, I posted a newbie post a few weeks back asking for help naming repair parts on our "new to us" Ford 4610 II tractor. I was given some advice which I followed.

I bought an extensive set of manuals to build the 4610 tractor from the frame on up but unfortunately the part we need to repair is not shown in this very nice set of manuals.

Tractor Number BB 2433+
Model DY394C
Unit 9A10B

I have taken pictures and have an exploded diagram of where the part is located and looks like but is not under the same name here at Yesterday's Tractor Parts.

I could use some help identifying the name of this broken part and the extra pieces that go with it. We had hurricane Laura literally go over our yard. It was surreal. We were blessed. Our home had zero damage but we have a large amount of property damage that our tractor would be very helpful in cleaning up.

Any help in naming the part that is broken and helping us get this tractor back up and running would be greatly appreciated.

While these are below the allowed size I apologize for such large pictures.










This is a free domain pic showing the location of the broken part on the exploded view image above.

You can find the parts right here on YT. Just scroll up and search " Tractor Parts" .


https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/Ford-4610_Front-Axle-Bracket-Less-Bushing_C5NN3N050B.html

Looks to me like that front pivot is
broken. If you have the piece a good old
timer could weld/braze it back in. If
nobody around, done a parts yard with one.

The bushings should be easier to find
since they are a ware part. Even McMaster
should have them if you know the correct
size. They would also have shims that
would work.

You might get lucky and find a dealer with
all but the casting in stock.

Good luck with the repairs. Would be on
the easier end of the repair spectrum.

Hi, on this side of the pond we would call the broken housing the
front trunnion. You will have a number of shims behind it and one on
the rear side of the beam. These should be fitted to eliminate end
float. The steering arm is the track rod as the complete assembly.
The ends are the ball joints. They are likely to be left and right hand
thread. Check which one you need. Glad you survived the hurricane
without any injury.
DavidP,South Wales