diesel85
Veteran Member
I'd first lift the front using the bucket subframe, first having the clear out the mud/sand or whatever that is. That is where I'd use some 6x6 blocking under my farm jack to keep my jack from sinking. Once lifted, then stick some pallets under the front tires.
As for the rear, I'd first remove the ballast box, do some digging, then once again use some blocking and lift it from the hitch. Do the same as I did for the front, throw some pallets under those rear tires.
I've been through way worse than that.
I would much rather take the time to jack it up, then use a large piece of machinery to potentially damage my tractor.
Either way, you can dig and jack that sucker up.
As for the rear, I'd first remove the ballast box, do some digging, then once again use some blocking and lift it from the hitch. Do the same as I did for the front, throw some pallets under those rear tires.
I've been through way worse than that.
I would much rather take the time to jack it up, then use a large piece of machinery to potentially damage my tractor.
Either way, you can dig and jack that sucker up.