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larry@stinescorner

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Thank you all from Y/t town,,you said the machine could get out of there with chains to the trees,,,you were right!
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I didnt get many action pictures,but the chains to the trees did it!
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thats the hole it was in,,I couldnt take picture during,,my hands were quite muddy
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the chains did it,
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its back home safely!
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ImThe fat guy with the blue and white shovel,,but my friend behind me is even fatter,,,lol mg]
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My friends machine is out,,,and he would like to thank all the y/t ers for the great advice!
 
I was all muddy,,and the camera takes enough beating,,,we hooked chains to the tracks and to the trees...little by little it got out. A fellow lives a ways from there stopped and helped too.I never met him,his mom is good friends with the lady in the valley ,who you all know. He went home and after we picked everything up etc..my friend said lets go ride to his place and thank him,and give him something for helping.He said he went in to see his mom when he got home.He told her he met me.She had just cut a piece of pumpkin pie for him,As he was eating it,,she said,,the man you met gave me neck pumpkins this fall,your eating pie made from those pumpkins!Small world? lol
 
I told you he wasn't stuck!!. He just got into a "Slow Spot", and took a while to get thru it. We have some of those spots here also, especially in the winter. The wifey found one at the end of our driveway this afternoon. She didn't put enough pedal down to bust thru the plow bank that the town plow left. Dam women drivers anyway. It's supposed to warm to 40+ tomorrow, with rain, so I didn't bother to plow the driveway out.
Loren
 
like i said before have done it 100s of times i think only two times it failed and that was because it would pull the trees out lesson learned stay a way from wet spots [just kidding]
 
I'm surprised you could not walk out of there pulling with the bucket. I OFTEN bury my loader tractor with wheels, not tracks, and I just lurch out by curling the bucket under repeatedly. You musta been halfway to china.
 
Hi Larry, I thought you would say you dug it out
with your blue and white shovel! Ed Will Oliver BC
 
Hi Larry, I thought you would say you dug it out
with your blue and white shovel! Ed Will Oliver BC
 
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