Re: Getting Unstuck Old School

Posted by RBoots on May 07, 2017 at 09:21:55 from (70.194.9.113):

In Reply to: Getting Unstuck Old School posted by showcrop on May 07, 2017 at 05:32:05:

Done something similar, but usually I'll
just cut one for each tire, where it'll
stick out past the radius of the tire about
a foot on each side. I'll set it across the
outside of the tire/rim, and chain each side
through the holes in the hub or around the
tire. Do that to each side, it will usually
dig itself out. If that wouldn't do it,
that's where I'll cut a log that is wider
than the rear of than the tractor, and throw
it right up tight to the rear tires, and
when those long poles chained through the
hubs come around, it'll catch on that log
and lift until it pushes the tractor out.
Not quite as bad as having that cross log
actually chained through both rear tires. I
have also run 2 sets of long chains out to
the tractor, then loop the chain through the
holes in the hub on each side. Put in
reverse slowly, and let it winch itself out
carefully. Good idea to notice the location
of the valve stems, clearance to
fenders/etc, and have the chains as close to
the axle housings as possible. Sometimes you
have to do what you need to do when you're
by yourself.

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