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Feb 15, 2005 | 12:26 AM

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monsterbaby

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mustang that isn't stuck until you also need a D7 cat to pull the tractor out that is trying to pull you out. And really stuck is when you bury a D9 high track to the top of the tracks.

Feb 15, 2005 | 07:25 PM

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mustange70

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Those 2 tractors combined are bigger in size and power as a D9, we also managed to break one of the tow ropes in the process as well

Feb 15, 2005 | 07:41 PM

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Saurian

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Sounds like you were getting stupid where you shouldn't have. O_O

Need I remind you my old 89 got stuck on wet grass.....

Feb 15, 2005 | 07:57 PM

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Actually it wasn't our tractor that got stuck, it was the neighbors and we are the only ones that had big enough tractors to pull him out, he was doing some summer fallow and he started to spin (he's not to bright if you haven't noticed) so he went down hill, which was a huge water run, when he final quit mud was up to the planetary's on the wheel, didn't help that there was a big dozer blade on the front either, and the fact that tractor was a rental (his other one was getting an engine overhaul)

. You should've of seen the hole afterwards, man i wish i would've got a picture when we were pulling him out with both tow ropes stretched out and our tractor's bounching up and down from the traction and reluctance of the other one to come out.