tman1020
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OH MAN! That's a doozy!!!
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OH MAN! That's a doozy!!!
Code54
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Thats never good - could you chain the hoe and pull your self out of that one?
Industrial Toys
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Nice Machines. Not so nice mud.
No extrication pics?
No extrication pics?
sixdogs
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Wish I had a photo of this but I don't.
A few years ago my neighbor thought it would be "OK" to drive across an areas where he was "pretty sure" there was no septic tank. He did this with a tractor with 18.4 x 38 rears that were loaded plus had cast rear centers and maximum wheel weights. That puppy was heavy. Not sure what it weighed but he broke through the lid of his septic tank and dropped the wheel into the ground a few feet. What a sight and it took a huge backhoe and some time to get it out. But wait, there's more.
The tractor needed an oil pan, oil pump, front tie rod, axle support and something else. I said have the used parts UPS'd but he wanted to drive the 100 miles and pick them up. I say "wanted to" because his poorly maintained vehicle wouldn't work and he asked me to drive at the last minute. I was reluctant...but...
He's not great on directions and we got lost and confused several times. The last time we accidentally passed too close to a stopped trooper and I got a ticket. Neighbor was silent. My neighbor passed away a couple years ago and while I miss him, I don't miss these adventures.
A few years ago my neighbor thought it would be "OK" to drive across an areas where he was "pretty sure" there was no septic tank. He did this with a tractor with 18.4 x 38 rears that were loaded plus had cast rear centers and maximum wheel weights. That puppy was heavy. Not sure what it weighed but he broke through the lid of his septic tank and dropped the wheel into the ground a few feet. What a sight and it took a huge backhoe and some time to get it out. But wait, there's more.
The tractor needed an oil pan, oil pump, front tie rod, axle support and something else. I said have the used parts UPS'd but he wanted to drive the 100 miles and pick them up. I say "wanted to" because his poorly maintained vehicle wouldn't work and he asked me to drive at the last minute. I was reluctant...but...
He's not great on directions and we got lost and confused several times. The last time we accidentally passed too close to a stopped trooper and I got a ticket. Neighbor was silent. My neighbor passed away a couple years ago and while I miss him, I don't miss these adventures.
montero1dfw
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The area is a little marshy. I jave driven across it many times, this time i sunk it.
montero1dfw
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I was able to get it out using the hoe and loader. It took about three hours and i had to back ir out probably 25 yards. The area looked dry when i went in. Now it looks like a swamp.
Todd727
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It's funny how that happens. When you show people the aftermath, they wonder what you were thinking.
k0ua
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And it all seemed so good just before the tires sunk to China with that "squish sound"
montero1dfw
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When I emailed a friend of mine the picture of my stuck backhoe, he simply replied "you can't fix stupid"
hddnis
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Looks like you tried to use the bucket and curl to push yourself out... I don't like R4 tires any more.
This weekend the ground was wet and I was slipping and sliding with R4's...
Thomas
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They say if your belly hung your not stuck if you have FEL or BH.
Nice stuck pic. Two things I noticed right off, the rears are slicked right over, and the reach on that bucket, dont know if it's an optical illusion or is that bucket way out fronter more than a normal loader or is it a normal loader?
It's a normal loader, these are R4's a d it was a soggy mess. I was pushing myself out backwards until the box blade hit a little hill and stopped me then I just sunk further. The right tires are completely under.
LD1
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You having been around TBN for awhile, that surprises me
buckeyefarmer
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R4s are great for getting stuck in mud and snow. Had them on my 1st kubota, was great for lawn mowing, not great for hillsides.
Put them on the L5030 at the farm, biggest mistake I ever made since not ordering QA on my 1st tractor. Will not hold on a hillside.
No stuck pics from me, didn't have a camera with me, so it didn't happen.. Lol
Put them on the L5030 at the farm, biggest mistake I ever made since not ordering QA on my 1st tractor. Will not hold on a hillside.
No stuck pics from me, didn't have a camera with me, so it didn't happen.. Lol
4570Man
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Here's the mud hole that tried to claim the CTL, but it was no match for my tracks. 
