Buried my Kubota in the mud last night. Pics

[grainger12002]

yea, am defintely going with stuck, at least it was completely stuck, no doubt about it !!!! Thanks for sharing

From CT

 

[LD1]

Anything worth doing is worth doing right I guess

 

[deathtoblackberries]

Where's your ROPS?

 

[Soapandbacon]

Wow, and I thought I got mine stuck!

 

[TailDragon]

I can remember when we went four wheeling looking for places like that.. My FJ 40 did have Lincoln Lockers front and rear, spring over axles and 38.5 tires. Also had a good winch on the front used frequently.
Still find myself wanting to push a little farther with tractors and mowers than I should at times. Same reason, can not wait for the ground to dry completely out.

 

[larry s novotny]

AAAAAA good old tiger S##t gumbo.

 

[sam5570]

just remember they will not take seed and grow unlesss there completly covered. glad all is well and thanks for the pic's

 

[Willl]

Well how the heck did that happen ?, it don't look muddy.

 

[wmonroe]

I would say that was definitely stuck! Glad that no one or no equipment was hurt.

 

[LD1]

Where's your ROPS?

Leaning against a white pine tree. Same place it has been since the day I owned the tractor 7 years or so ago. Hasnt moved an inch.

Well how the heck did that happen ?, it don't look muddy.

yea, it "never" looks muddy. I kid you not, this stuff is like modeling clay. Never dries out till late summer. walking and small mowers are fine on it. But a heavier tractor...and it ruts to crap. The area I got stuck used to be a 2' or so deep ditch, with slightly tapered sides. I didnt like the ditch and when I did the pond,I didnt want it to remain a deep ditch that wasnt passable with a mower. So I laid a 4" tile in the bottom and covered with some left-over dirt (if thats what you call this crap) about a week before this happened. It still had not dried out even with the week or so of NO rain.....