Hi,
You may have bent something, but I would measure it first, to see what it measures.
Have the front wheels straight ahead, and use a tape measure between 2 places on the inside of the front wheels, at the front, and rear of the wheels.
2 people is easier, to hold the tape in position.
Pull the tape tight, so it isn't sagging down.
You can write down the measurements so you remember them easier.
Below is a page from the 1955 Cub operator's manual telling how to set the front wheel toe in.
http://farmallcub.com/rudi_cub/www.clea ... age-51.jpg If you need to change the toe in, use this info below.
If you change the adjustment of the screw in part at D in the above pic, to adjust the toe in, or other reason, don't turn them in too tight. The balls on the steering arms usually wear more in the straight ahead position, so if you tighten the adjustment so there is no play, the steering may bind when you turn to the right or left. It can lock the steering so it won't turn fully both ways.
I jack up the front at the center, so the front tires are barely off the ground, then you can turn the steering wheel freely from side to side, then you can adjust them so the steering turns freely.
The joints may be a little loose in the straight ahead position, but that is how they are, if they are worn.