Worst stuck pics

[k0ua]

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

snoback for some reason that link did not look very good here.... try this one

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

hmmm still didn't post quite right.. maybe has something to do with being logged into Amazon. Just enter Trac Grabber into your amazon login.

 

[sixdogs]

snoback for some reason that link did not look very good here.... try this one

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

hmmm still didn't post quite right.. maybe has something to do with being logged into Amazon. Just enter Trac Grabber into your amazon login.

Ahhh, those metal grabbers will look great after someone hits the gas and they come spinning out from under the tire at about 80 MPH. Prob OK as long as you aren't pushing and are at crotch level behind the tire.

 

[4570Man]

If only you had the bucket still on

Thats how I got it out. Hooked the bucket to my B7200 and drug it to this tractor and managed to get it hitched on. Hooking a bucket with SSQA to a immobilized tractor is quite a challenge. With the front axel buried that tractor is not going anywhere with the amount of pulling force I could deliver. Lifting it up makes a huge difference.

 

[TomSeller]

Thats how I got it out. Hooked the bucket to my B7200 and drug it to this tractor and managed to get it hitched on. Hooking a bucket with SSQA to a immobilized tractor is quite a challenge. With the front axel buried that tractor is not going anywhere with the amount of pulling force I could deliver. Lifting it up makes a huge difference.

Forks on the FEL would help you "back out"

 

[4570Man]

Forks on the FEL would help you "back out"

A bucket is better. Forks lose too much leverage.

 

[TomSeller]

A bucket is better. Forks lose too much leverage.

Depends on your curl to stuck ratio I guess. I've had better luck with forks.

 

[4570Man]

In this case it was all I could do with the bucket. The bush hog was starting to become a dozer.

 

[Thomas]

Happens to all of us sooner or later.

 

[Xfaxman]

4570Man's experience with no bucket, reminded me of when I got stuck with nothing on the SSQA.

Was able to push back a long way, but then got into deeper mud and could not move any farther.

Brought the stump bucket with the UTV.

First push back, it is moving now. :thumbsup:

More push backs.

It is unstuck.

 

[k0ua]

Xfaxman, wouldn't that have been a good day to keep the equipment in the barn?