I guess the frost is out (stuck)!

[Tul01]

Well, I finally got stuck. I knew my yard is soft, I had pulled an old toolbar cultivator out of my uncles bush and wanted to see if it would dig in so I picked what I thought was one of the higher, more dry sections to take a test run. Shortly after I got in I realized I was in a little softer than I thought. I lifted the cultivator which wasn't doing much anyway and drove straight thru. On the way back I sunk even more and the hitch and culti started dragging. The photos show the front after I lifted it out with the bucket. After I disconnected the culti I was able to curl myself thru. The culti is still there. What a mess Oh well I was going to tear it all up anyway

 

[Thomas]

Another sign of spring...just one more pass.

 

[shakin]

those r-4's do clog up fast dont they.

 

[George2615]

They look like R1 AG tires to me.

 

[shakin]

they look too wide to be ag's i thought.

 

[Tul01]

You're both correct. They are R1's but with the mud on them they are about 12" wider. I just noticed on my way in the yard, the mud is still on the tires and the tractor is so wide it looks ready for a tractor pull

Brent

 

[Johndeere3720]

Atleast you were in the cab. When my dads 3720 gets stuck, it comes back with mud all over the operator station. Then I scrape mud off whenever I get on. Im sure you know what that means, BATH TIME!

 

[JDeerekid]

Wow, that looks worse than my tractor last year when I decided to go out and with the 3pt. discs last spring.
I would stay out of that lawn till next winter

 

[Tul01]

This is one of the reasons I'm getting ready to tear up the whole yard, I really need to deal with the slope and water sitting. I'm hoping it will create a better base to get some real grass in the yard this year.

Brent

 

[shakin]

wow thats alot of mud stuck to the outside of the tires. i have a soft spot i'm going to be working on this summer but it's nothing like that.