Part does not have a part number

[awesome]

I broke a grease fitting in one of the pivot pins on my loader (LA435). So I guess I need to replace the pin. Problem is I can't find the part number.
The diagram doesn't list a part number. Anyone can help me identify this? part circled in red.

 

[85Hokie]

Can you use a left handed twist drill and an easy-out?

 

[GreensvilleJay]

curious was I, looked it up...
if you chose the 'SSQA style'..) drawing 'A03000', there's a pin # 210, that might be it.
My idea is that pin will be the same as it fits the loader arm ??

 

[awesome]

curious was I, looked it up...
if you chose the 'SSQA style'..) drawing 'A03000', there's a pin # 210, that might be it.
My idea is that pin will be the same as it fits the loader arm ??

No, it's not #210. On that drawing, it's the pin with the line going to the figure number. So still unidentified

 

[Fordtech86]

#260 in the diagram?

 

[awesome]

#260 in the diagram?

Yes!
I was looking at the hole labeled "D" on the bottom and knew it went there. Didn't see that part above.

Thanks!

 

[Elliott in GA]

I trust you know that you can buy grease zerks and assortments (metric and standard in the same package) of zerks at auto parts and hardware stores for very little money. With an assortment your will be ready for the next problem zerk.

 

[awesome]

I trust you know that you can buy grease zerks and assortments (metric and standard in the same package) of zerks at auto parts and hardware stores for very little money. With an assortment your will be ready for the next problem zerk.

Now that I know what to call them, they should be easier to find