any ideas to get it unstuck?
Junior Member
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 371
From: indiana
i grew up on some old alice chalmers tractors and im now the operator of a herd of deeres lol well 9 of them soon as it dries up im goin be goin like hell in the feild i will take some pics of our beast im tellin you if you had that tractor that truck wouldnt be stuck
I knew a dude who did similar/way worse. He had a brand spankin new Nissan lift kit tires sweet truck He Sunk it trying to cross a lake.. so it was pretty much under a good 5 or 6 feet of water in a mucky crap all down in the bottom of the lakes floor, they pretty much got 3 of my buddies dads with jacked up diesels and 12k pound winches to pull him out.. I'd just get the person in your town with the biggest meanest truck to just yank you out with a high horsepower launch
*Tractors or a crane would be a good idea as well, just as long as you can get your axles up out of the muck it should would fine
*Tractors or a crane would be a good idea as well, just as long as you can get your axles up out of the muck it should would fine
Last edited by 97CountryJukeboxLt; Apr 27, 2011 at 07:36 AM.
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Joined: Aug 2009
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From: munster indiana
My boss had some property with black mud and I used to get stuck way worse then that. What I used to do is take out the highlift jack and jack it up. Gonna have to put a plate under it so it don't sink and throw a bunch of crap under the tires. Wood. Rocks. Whatever. Then do the same for other side. Now winch out
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Joined: Aug 2009
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From: Harrisburg PA
at least its in a field that you know and your not stuck somewhere were you have to leave it for vandals and hippies to mess it up. if all else fails let it sit untill it all dries out it should pull out then
thanks for all the help guys. we decided to wait till it stops snowing up here and then dig and lift and then finally pull... now just to wait, luckily its not my rig and they dont need it right now.
