Posted by Janicholson on January 18, 2008 at 10:23:21 from (199.17.6.122):
In Reply to: Stuck now what.? posted by Walt Davies on January 17, 2008 at 16:22:55:
Here is a non toxic method of getting it out (not running). Collect 2 5/8 link 16' log chains, 150' of 3/4 inch wire rope and snatch block from a rigging company. (this is a pulley and block with a hook on the pulley frame), one 10' length of 10inch I beam. and 4 pieces of 3X12 header material 48" long. Take off the weights in front! Attach the chains to the fron low side of each inside dual where the mud hits the tires.run the chains up and over the tires in the middle of the tread. on the back side of the tires, dig about an hour on each side to allow positioning the header material behind each tire. as a ramp. Place the beam across behind the tractor and attach the pull end of the chains to it so they can pull directly rearward. Attach the snatch block to the middle of the beam, pulling rearward. Attach one end to a modestly sunk in tractor, and the other through the snatch block shiv, then to the tractor used for pulling it out. Keep things pretty much aligned so the chains do not slide off the tires, and it has a 4 to one pull on the tractor while not tipping it over backwards. JimN
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