Posted by Walt davies on November 23, 2008 at 10:07:07 from (75.106.198.236):
In Reply to: Stuck destruction posted by num hutz on November 23, 2008 at 09:27:58:
there are several tractor in delta region in California where the peat moss is 1500 ft. deep. Once you brake though the crust it by, by baby.
When I was about 15 I was building a fence for my grand father a cat man was building some roads for him near where I was. He ask me if he could park the D-8 on the ground just inside where I was working, I told him it was pure mud and water under the hard crust. He went out jumped up and down on it and said I think it hold Ok. Famous last words as the tracks broke though and left him spinning in the water. Sometimes it does pay to listen to a KID. Walt
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