i thought about doing that but was scared that i might hang up the bottom of the tractor the bottom of the ramps (which is the top in the picture) is openJust thinking out loud so correct me. Could you have backed off the trailer with just the back tires and had the FEL to support the front. Then back off some more until the front wheels had cleared. Then lift the FEL and drive away? I realize you might scratch up the trailer deck a little and the bottom of the bucket..
Like I said just thinking out loud.
do you think if you had of unhooked the tractor and drove it as far forward on the trailer as posible it would have helped? My thinking is it would give the tow rig more traction and take the preasure off of the trailer wheels. Is the spot where you got stuck out in the open where everyone can see you? Drives me nuts knowing people are watching me do stupid stuff.
Rob
here's that photo of the ramps, after looking at it again today i don't think it would have worked, the tires would fall in the last square and when i try to go over the last angle it would be to hard to go up it and then slow down before the tractor drops off suddenly. i hope i expland that rightJust thinking out loud so correct me. Could you have backed off the trailer with just the back tires and had the FEL to support the front. Then back off some more until the front wheels had cleared. Then lift the FEL and drive away? I realize you might scratch up the trailer deck a little and the bottom of the bucket..
Like I said just thinking out loud.
here's that photo of the ramps, after looking at it again today i don't think it would have worked, the tires would fall in the last square and when i try to go over the last angle it would be to hard to go up it and then slow down before the tractor drops off suddenly. i hope i expland that right
thanks brian
Glad you got your rig out but I like to think outside the box.....I would have unhooked the trailer, driven to the closest dealer and taken a 4wd truck for a test drive. Then after pulling the trailer out with the 4wd tell my wife I need a new truck.