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Buried my MF 35, now what


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Posted by Evan MacDonald on September 28, 1999 at 13:04:13 from (142.177.69.39):

I buried my MF 35 yesterday, I'd just have winched it out, but it is 6 volt and my Ferguson TO 35 quit charging. I was bush hoggin',and trying to miss a stump with the hog, when all forward progress stopped, and I couldn't steer the tractor, I did my best to get it out, but, it is sunk to the housing, the left front wheel is not visible, and I had to take the hog off because it was hanging up. My TO 35 has a front end loader, and probably would lift the front end of the 35 , but, I don't want to risk getting it stuck, and I can't go backwards, the tractor sank in front of a tree root, and it simply won't climb the 2 feet up to be on top of the root. It rained last night to make things even worse. The TO 35 doesn't have a counter weight, so I can't use it to pull the 35, I all ready tried, I just got the Fergie stuck(it was charging then, I just winched it out.)
Anyone got any Ideas??
Evan MacDonald


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