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SVcummins

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Id apology to fiat . Seems like I always have to call one to come pull me out of the mud hole . Loaded some wheels and tires taking to the tire shop to do some swapping to make a set of duals for the 4020 going to have to run spacers Since I have to have the wheels wide for the loader to fit . Also took the 4020 to the shop got it washed off going to start on it Monday need to split it to fix a pto bearing and fix an internal hydraulic leak . Eventually Id like to get a set of hubs on the 3020 for duals but for now the clamp type will have to do
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Situations like that are part of why I don't understand why some people like to go mudding. I'm in it and have to wrestle with it way more than I want to.
 
Had to feed cows ever since I can remember for dad and then for me and I have no desire to play in the mud like kid do on mud roads.
 
Guy at work buys this new 1/4 ton Jeep with new vehicle warranty. 6 months down the line he is back in the dealership for a warranty replacement of his brake linings/pads whatever he had. Dealer said that the warranty is void for Mudders. Gotcha. (JMOR his initials were D.Y.)
 


Don't apologize to anyone. Back yourself out. Just strap an eight foot log or post or 8x8 to your loader arm, and when you get stuck just chain it in behind to your rear wheels and back up and out over it.
 
Its easier to just text the neighbor to bring his 180
horsepower case ih and pull me out . I was able to push
myself out of with the bucket the first time . The whole bottom
fell out of the corral and I couldnt move at all . Im not sure
the log would have worked or not it might
 
I like to play in snow but mud is not fun at all its dirty wet and heavy and when you get stuck its usually miserable.
 
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