Depending on how handy you are and your motivation, you could try rebuilding them. I think I've seen YT videos on PS steering pump rebuild. I don't know about the gearbox, but I think same for that one too. @Erik the Awful rebuilt one recently IIRC. Maybe he can offer some pointers.
I shot video of the rebuild, but I was fumbling so bad that I'm going to reshoot when I rebuild the one for Roscoe. I still haven't installed the rebuilt one in WCJr.
Both my trucks have the three-bolt gearbox with the little stud sticking out the top of the input splines, and I'm not sure what all the differences are.
The manual sucks. Whoever wrote it was trying to be super-trick in how they laid it out, and it doesn't flow logically when you're rebuilding.
The rebuild kits only come with half the parts. I had to buy the housing seal separately.
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The rubber boot that goes over the pitman shaft seals also doesn't come in the kit. I haven't found one yet, but mine's in decent shape, so I'm reusing it.
The bottom ring that holds the lower cap on can be a real PITA. I think I had a worst-case scenario. It was packed in place with dirt and it took me about two hours to get it out.
Use hose clamps to mold the teflon seals tighter to their parts for a full day before you try to install them.
Lube EVERYTHING during installation, and pack the ball bearing tube and splines with some grease to get the balls to stick.
The adjustment is stupid simple and easy, if you can interpret the manual. You'll want to buy a very light 1/4" drive old school beam torque wrench to do it.
If you're fairly skilled, DIY. If not, buy a Redhead or Bluetop.