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You might try your forks. Move them close together, point them down slightly and slowly rake through the mess. You may have to stop often and throw the stuff you uncover aside.

I'm right up the road, you need to adopt me.

Looks good, but I doubt 2", or even 3", stroke will be sufficient. Do you have the thumb and mounting point mounted? Edit: I thought the 77 had a T connection. If not, your new valve needs to go before the backhoe valve.

As the clutch wears down, adjustment is required. With that few hours, it sounds like you slip the clutch a lot, you probably need to change your driving habit :) .

With ROP you should also get a seatbelt. I found a replacement for my L35 on eBay. They're not the same as auto belts.

Can you measure them before you buy? You can measure the circumference of both tires at the largest point, divide the rear by the front, that should be maybe 5% less than your table ratio. Also check the bolt # and circle, and hub hole size on the wheels.

Probably blow out and then ??? No brass on hydraulics, that has to be a steel fitting made for hydraulic service.

You could have a suction line leak, allowing air in. There's a short rubber hose connecting the suction line to the filter/pump. Check it and tighten the clamps. Also, when you change the filter, make sure there's only one gasket and the sealing surface is not damaged

I think @eserv was the original poster of this data. https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/tractor-wheel-database-somewhere.48118/#post-421013

MIG requires clean metal. That shop may not remove the mill scale before welding.

Show off! You need to start growing poblano peppers and dry them for anchos. Makes yummy, no powder, chili.

Looks like you've lost a retaining clip off that pin. If the grease fitting is broken, it'll be better to remove the pin and fix it. Turn off the tractor and release any hydraulic pressure. Pull the pin out. It shouldn't be hard, and be prepared to catch that end of the cylinder. Wipe off the...

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I'd just caution OP to measure that hard line before ordering parts.

Another option is to use a compression to JIC adapter, then have a new hose made with a long 90° JIC fitting on the end.

Here's one possibility. Use a long elbow and a compression adapter screwed together. The long elbow would give you something to clamp to. These are from Discount Hydraulic.

You may want to check the piston deck height before you pull them, in case a rod is bent.

There are also some options for narrower tires for the M5-091N narrow model, but I'd check the rolling circumference, since I'm not sure that model's axle ratio is the same.

If you got stuff out of the fuel line, I'd recommend using some algaecide and possibly some fuel conditioner, Power Service or equal, as a preventative measure.

So that white stuff is foam from the oil? How long has it been since the oil was changed? I like J B Weld, but I think you're wasting your time with that. Either wrap something around it to keep someone from getting hurt and use it until your friend is available, or remove it and take it to a...