Worst stuck pics

Zerk · May 30, 2017

Spring rain too. It was a low spot. I just figured tractor could go through. Comes longs are are skow, but amazing what they can do. Need to replace pawl on my smaller one. I also went to tractor supply and bought 3ton for $175.

Soldier415 · May 30, 2017

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Zerk · May 30, 2017

For me it took 2 days until1030, lucky big moon, and a couple evenings.

Thomas · May 30, 2017

That's what we call belly hung.:confused2:

BKBoiss · Sep 14, 2017

Well I finally did it. Felt the front drop, went to back up and back end dropped. Got the wheel loader up on high ground, should have been no issue but hooked up the chain backed up 4' and belly panned the wheel loader with no bucket on of course. Get the cat had a heck of a time getting the wheel loader out, pull the little tractor out then clean up the soupy mess into something sort of resembling a ditch. I didn't get any more pictures because after the wheel loader dropped it just happened to be shift change at the mill and it was just embarrassing at that point.

Thomas · Sep 15, 2017

Bet pressure washer would come in handy.

BKBoiss · Sep 15, 2017

Haha. Cleaning the wash bay floor drains was the next job for the tractor before I took it home so I'm lucky that way.

CarlR2010 · Sep 26, 2017

"Occasionally remove any installed wheel weights and check lug bolts for proper torque." And see if the bolts are still there!

Sysop · Sep 26, 2017

Almost forgot to post this here. Couple weeks back I was mowing a steep hillside that goes into a swamp. Ended up back too far into the muck and got stuck pretty good.

Took about 4 hours to pull it up the hill with a come-along. Had to leave the rotary cutter behind and recover it separately. The rear tires just piled mud over the deck as the tractor sank.

sixdogs · Sep 27, 2017

Sysop said:
Almost forgot to post this here. Couple weeks back I was mowing a steep hillside that goes into a swamp. Ended up back too far into the muck and got stuck pretty good.

Took about 4 hours to pull it up the hill with a come-along. Had to leave the rotary cutter behind and recover it separately. The rear tires just piled mud over the deck as the tractor sank.

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Everyone needs one of those types of "stuck" in order to appreciate what not to do. My time was 30 years ago and it took me all day to get things out in pieces like you did. Lesson learned to not do that again.