If you get suck with a small tractor with low ground pressure what will getting a heavier machine with higher ground pressure do. I live in deep south Mississippi you are either in beach sand, swamp or heavy forest "Fluff"( which is by far the worst). I have a 40hp 4wd. I have access thru my Brother-in-law next door to small bulldozers, track hoes, large bulldozers, tracked skid steer and many other types of equipment. He has been trying to clear a piece of land between us for some time, everything getting stuck. I took the chain saw and my tractor, heavy duty bush hog and 3pt skidding grapple and a hyd winch. I was able to clear more efficiently with my stuff than with the rest of the equipment combined.
Did I get stuck....yep lots it is just part of the job, just not a fun part. Pulling cable in 90+ temps and 90-100% humidity is no fun!!
We have found best was not to get stuck is not to spin the tires if you spin you dig if you dig you get stuck. We load the tires and do the work, if you spin STOP the tires. The usual thought is it is almost moving a little more spin and lock the diff and I can pull out, not usually true. You must Lighten the load or push from a different direction change some thing .... after you get the tractor out of the spin ruts.
Have fun and remember our local saying
"we spend most of our day stuck or waiting to get stuck again" or "if you ain't getting stuck, you ain't working"
Jeff