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If you blew your budget on the tractor, not much you can do but use it as it is, or park it if it's that bad, until you save up some more.
You'll learn that most tractor repair isn't the "turn a magic screwdriver and adjust the problem away" solution which is what most people come here looking for It's usually "take it apart, see what's wrong, and fix it."
Sounds like you've got a good eye for things, identifying the slop in the U-joint and steering box. You're well on your way.
The U-joint is most likely something standard, something fairly inexpensive, and something you can replace right now. The steering box, you're probably best off trying to find a good used one at a salvage yard. Get an idea what they cost so you know how much to save. In the meantime there's nothing lost by taking the one you have apart to see if something can be done.
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