Verticaltrx
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Dec 30, 2009
- Messages
- 1,908
- Location
- VA
- Tractor
- Kubota B3200/L2501/SVL65-2/U35-4, IH 454/656, Ford NAA, Case 1845C/480E/450C LGP
Well I was watching the shredder tires and usually when I started seeing them get wet thats were I stopped the back tires well before I knew it spun alittle in reverse so I put in forward well thats were the picture was taken.Wouldnt move any, the jack on the shredder would have just sank in the mud,it was funny to my father-in-law cause when I left the house my last words to him was"Heck I got 4x4":laughing:Later I find out every tractor that has been down there has been stuck.
I've been in that situation numerous times. First bet is to try walking it out with the loader bucket while very very slowly spinning the tires (so as not to slick them up too much.) If that doesn't work, pick a gear high enough to really spin the tires to get them to clean out, full throttle and dump the clutch. If you have enough power to really spin them you can often either paddle your way out, or dig down to something solid (or really bury it.) Once I've exhausted all those options and am firmly on the axles I go looking for something big to pull me out, lol.