Worst stuck pics

CADplans · Sep 3, 2016

ArlyA said:
OK, I've got one "stuck" photo. This UTV is now gone, but in the 7 or 8 years we operated it, I can only recall getting her stuck 3 times. This one was the worst.

That is a great pic!! :thumbsup:

I had to send the pic to my SIL,, he needs one of those rollers to make sled runs for the grandchildren!!

TomSeller · Sep 4, 2016

tyrusasmith said:
My wife's 2WD Tundra stuck in wet grass on a slight incline. It is quite comical how this LA mud clogs the BFG T/A KO's so easily. Her traction control doesn't do much to help either.

If your wife was pulling that trailer,,,..... does she have a sister?

tyrusasmith · Sep 4, 2016

TomSeller said:
If your wife was pulling that trailer,,,..... does she have a sister?

Yep, the good Cajun girls get picked up quick though.
Here is her and her sister pulling hooks out of alligator stomachs.

My wife pulling gators in.

Some of the ladies skinning.

Snowback · Sep 4, 2016

tyrusasmith said:
My wife's 2WD Tundra stuck in wet grass on a slight incline. It is quite comical how this LA mud clogs the BFG T/A KO's so easily. Her traction control doesn't do much to help either.
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I have found the solution for this very annoying problem. Get a set or two of trac grabbers. Saves having to get the tractor out.

Amazon.com: Trac-Grabber - The "Get Unstuck" Traction Solution for Trucks/SUV-Large: Automotive

Farmer2750 · Sep 4, 2016

9870sts combine with a almost full grain hopper found a sink hole in the field. Couldn't swing the auger out and get a grain cart under in, so we pulled him out with the 8420 John Deere on the grain cart. Only one cut through the field and the tractor was following him in so we hooked the chain to the tractor and backed the tractor up pulling him out.

Let the new guy pack silage with the 4WD and he did not pack the bunker wall good enough and when he drove by it just slide right against the wall. That one was a challenge to get out. We used the pay loader to lift the rear first and pushed silage under it with a telehandler, then repeated the process on the front and were able to back it out finally.

tyrusasmith · Sep 4, 2016

Snowback said:
I have found the solution for this very annoying problem. Get a set or two of trac grabbers. Saves having to get the tractor out.

That looks pretty slick. My solution was to order a 4WD 2017 F250. Should be in OCT 8. I'll probably get some track grabbers for that though.

Snowback · Sep 4, 2016

tyrusasmith said:
That looks pretty slick. My solution was to order a 4WD 2017 F250. Should be in OCT 8. I'll probably get some track grabbers for that though.

You'll love that new truck.

It can never hurt to have some cheap insurance. Winches even better, especially if in some bottomless muck, but for a slippery road or small incline these are handy. Not for offroading per se, but I bet these will be useful some day when I'm stuck out in the sticks and would have had a long walk otherwise.