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    Posted: 02 Jan 2024 at 10:00am
Finally got my 715b operational again.
Now during the winter months I think I will rebuild the lower bucket pins. The side with the large bolt instead of pin egg shaped the bucket side quite a bit.

Where are people getting pins and weld in bushings?
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I got stress relived shaft stock and made my own , bushings might try McMaster Car or even a bearing house - (look online) As far as work bucket you can try to add a shaft collar the size of pin and weld it onto bucket sides .  
 I made my own from stock and drilled to size on my backhoe buckets that were worn . 
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Do you know the dimensions of the lower pins? I will get those and then try to bushing out from there.
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KRAKMT: The diameter of the lower bucket pin is 1.995" - 2.001" and the length is 5.780"- 5.810".  These dimensions along with all of the pin and bushing dimensions for the Loader portion are found on page G-3 of the AC 715 Backhoe/Loader Manual dated 12/75. 

The Part Number for the original AC Service Manual from which the above was excerpted is 9003463.

Good Luck with this project.  The AC 715 is a  great machine!  

~ Orangeman
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Thanks for the help from you both.
This place looks to have stressproof stock.
https://www.speedymetals.com/p-1597-2-rd-stressproof-or-equivalent-cold-finished.aspx

I would like to do the pins on the dipper where the dog bone attaches to the loader arm.

Can either of you give me that pin size?
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KRAKT: Yes can supply those too, send me a PM with an email - will photo the Service Page with all the Pin and Bushing dimensions.  ~ Orangeman
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