Worst stuck pics

Luke'sScreenName · Dec 19, 2015

Trials said:
Obviously not mine, but can you imagine!

Wait. Did that thing catch the dozer on the ground and drag it up there before it fell off! Holey cow! Probably never get the smell out of the seat!

LD1 · Dec 19, 2015

Seen that one before. I would guess it was just parked and no one inside.

Here are some more pics Hmm..... where did my D8 dozer go???

To put things in perspective, it aint a little dozer. Its a D8R, which is about 84,000 lbs operating weight

LD1 · Dec 19, 2015

Seen that one before. I would guess it was just parked and no one inside.

Here are some more pics Hmm..... where did my D8 dozer go???

To put things in perspective, it aint a little dozer. Its a D8R, which is about 84,000 lbs operating weight

Bill Stecik · Dec 20, 2015

A 100.00 dollar wench is always money well spent .

jkanesmith · Dec 20, 2015

Bill Stecik said:
A 100.00 dollar wench is always money well spent .

I couldn't agree more, I have one but unfortunately I had mulched everything behind me that I could winch from.

motownbrowne · Dec 30, 2015

My neighbor called yesterday afternoon. She's been having intermittent problems with the brakes on her plow truck. Guess she couldn't stop when she was pushing snow across the road into the ditch. It was pretty steep. She said it was a pretty slow ride. She was lucky really, there are plenty of other places that could have been worse (her drive runs along a creek with pretty steep banks). The plow was hung up, so we had to disconnect it and then pull her up with a doubling block and the Farmi winch.

Truck is a pretty cool rat-rod plow truck. Early 80s Toyota frame and axles, Chevy 350 motor and Chevy automatic with Hurst shifter, and the cab is from an early 50s dodge.

Industrial Toys · Dec 30, 2015

NICE old rig. Nice big wheels too. Something so sadly lacking in todays utility offerings. You can get 28" OEM wheels you don't need on your p/u but 4x4 utility vehicles have wheels better suited for a baby stroller.

4570Man · Dec 30, 2015

My neighbor came over and asked if I could come help him pull out a stuck truck. I was thinking a stuck pickup truck, Well, it was a half loaded tri axel dump truck. The driver said he couldn't dump the load because the truck was leaning sideways pretty bad. We hooked my tractor up and a good sized skid steer, but we couldn't budge that behemoth.

Gary Fowler · Dec 30, 2015

4570Man said:
My neighbor came over and asked if I could come help him pull out a stuck truck. I was thinking a stuck pickup truck, Well, it was a half loaded tri axel dump truck. The driver said he couldn't dump the load because the truck was leaning sideways pretty bad. We hooked my tractor up and a good sized skid steer, but we couldn't budge that behemoth.

Right after I got my LS P7010, we had a 14 yard dump truck get stuck on a slope. I couldn't budge him when loaded and he was afraid to dump due to the slope. The ground was sloping a bit but it was further enhanced with his tires buried on one side and not on the other. Finally I took the FEL and placed it against his dump bed and held it as he dumped his load. I just raised the FEL as the bed went up and it did scrape off a bit of paint but that was all. After the truck was unloaded, I pulled him out easily.

Luke'sScreenName · Dec 30, 2015

Gary Fowler said:
Right after I got my LS P7010, we had a 14 yard dump truck get stuck on a slope. I couldn't budge him when loaded and he was afraid to dump due to the slope. The ground was sloping a bit but it was further enhanced with his tires buried on one side and not on the other. Finally I took the FEL and placed it against his dump bed and held it as he dumped his load. I just raised the FEL as the bed went up and it did scrape off a bit of paint but that was all. After the truck was unloaded, I pulled him out easily.

Dude! That took some cajonies!