Had a neighbor couple years ago had a retaining wall fail due to heavy rains, had a boat 1/2 off the edge but had a 10x10 lawn building in the way, another friend of the neighbor had a new 50 hp 4x4 with loader he bought over to move the boat. boat would not move. I said why not move the lawn building (packed full of mowers, motor cycles... very heavy) first and pull it sideways, again moved about 6 inches and he spun out. I went and got my old 630 JD with 45 loader. I hooked the building short and pulled the building out in the spin ruts the other tractor made, also pulled the boat out too. Tire size 14.9 x 38 and knowing how to use a tractor to pull helped too
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