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grandpa Love

grandpa Love

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Our preacher called yesterday morning and asked if we could bring a tractor over and pull his out of a "little muddy spot". Apparently his daughter drove the 4 wheeler in to the mud and got stuck, so, having a 4 wheel drive tractor he drove right in to push her out...... 4-5 hours later it got too dark and they gave up. Called us first thing. Took a few minutes but Mick's 851 saved the day! Got it muddy and scratched the paint!!
Mud slinging preacher?
 
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The vid skips the critical part. Did you have to edit out where you brought in a JD to get the job done? If the 'Bota had ag tires it would have pushed the ATV right on through, LOL.
 
Showcrop, I wanted to take one of my row
crops........mick wanted to show off his!
Lol. No JD stuff around here!
 
A few years back a contractor I know got his skid loader stuck in a stream. He tried to push out with the bucket and ended up digging himself deeper. When I got there it was almost on it's side.
When I tried to pull him out, he continued to push with the bucket. I finally got him to Stop, fill the bucket with material and raise it. That shifted the weight off the rear end and I was able to extract him with minimal effort.
He was doing stream bank maintenance around a property to protect a house. I ended up going in with my PC-40 to do that job.
 
(quoted from post at 05:54:57 12/31/20) If hydraulic cylinders on the bucket for tilt why couldn't he have pushed himself out backward?
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WES, pushing back with the bucket works well when there is something to push against. The soupy mud keeps the bucket from getting a grip on any solid ground.
 
WNY Bill. I think that's my wife at end of video. Preacher's daughter never came out of house. He did push the 4 wheeler out the day before he called us. Just sunk the tractor.
 
I think if the driver had spun the Kubota tires just a little faster, he might have________ (fill in the blank). Be charitable.
Not exhibiting much experience with walking a stuck tractor out.
 
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