Posted by Billy NY on January 15, 2019 at 18:42:08 from (74.70.73.136):
In Reply to: Stuck A Few Years Ago posted by rusty6 on January 15, 2019 at 17:56:54:
That is the most noticeable feature of narrower front tires in soft ground. Even more fun sometimes with a tractor with non live pto, no O.R.C., mower running, run into soft ground, forward motion does not stop until the back tires are now where the front ones just were. Done that a several times, all but one, loader got me out without too much hassle. Last time was bit worse, it bottomed out where it was a little deeper. Could not pull it out, eventually used a small diameter black cherry tree and chain hoist rigged to it, came right out after things dried up, during the usual annual dry spell.
At least you did not churn the back wheels in like many often do when fooling with a stuck tractor.
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