Fresh spring stuck
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nc redneck
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Any cold beverages involved in this ??????
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Loadstar
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No, no 'twas a long sober walk of shame
snowbelt geauga
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AWESOME! That would make any Redneck proud.
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Did you aim for that big hole? Or were you watching the cutter and not notice it? 
dave1949
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It looks like your rear tires are backwards. You'd still be stuck though. :laughing:
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Wasn't bad until the bottom fell out. Was hoping to cross to take care of another field. Have a long road trip if I can't take the ditch.
tcreeley
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No ditch for now! That ground is wet!
Good luck!
Good luck!
oldpilgrim
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I'd be ashamed to tell you how many times my Fergy TO30 ended up in situations like that.
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It's out, the walk took longer. The massey is childs play for the 655A
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As they say..."If your going to do something do it right"... and you did. :drink:
SPIKER
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So far I have only been real stuck not REALLY stick so between the FEL and 4x4 & Locking Diff I have made it out of a few sticky, muddy messes. Bad thing when the 3pt on back adds weight to sink and to drag in the mud making moving that much harder.
M
Bad thing when the 3pt on back adds weight to sink and to drag in the mud making moving that much harder.M
Bladehauler
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x2 :thumbsup:
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The tires were on right. I just jacked it up and turned them around to see if it would help go back where I came from ;D
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If you had dropped the mower you might have had half a chance of going forward and out. With the cutter? Time for a tow...
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Time to build a bridge!!
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Front was plowing earth and it was bottomed in front and in back. It was done. I'm too lazy to take the twirhly whacker off when the backhoe is at the house.
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kebo said:
I fear this is a possibility
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Well, when you have a backhoe "in the house" that changes the equation a little bit on how much fussing is worthwhile before you just go pull it out
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You are grounded until you retake your tractor driving test
