aint it funny how....
 

all the horse power in the world and it still cant help you if your stuck huh never owned a lowrider before


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Man, that sucks! How'd you get it out?

lol it isnt yet

a melody can bring back the memory and change your state of mind :w2:

You've been stuck for two years?
lol. That sure looks swampy.

lol cameras stamping time wrong

it is.. but if you get a lift and some MUD tires the horsepower would do its job!!!! lol

dang that sucks, just dont let a chevy pull ya out, i think ya might need a dozer

got 4 3/4 inch plywood sheets and a big tractor with a stout power lift comin what we are gunna do is pick the front up by the tow hooks and put the plywood under it a full sheet so it should ditribute the weight better than just my tires and the we are gunna back up as hard and fast as I can the back will also have plywood under it what you guys think i thinks its just enough to work

it should and if not just pick it up by the back and drag the SOB out backward with the tractor, i have a question how did you manage to do this, is it just super wet right there or did ya stop:humm:

I dunno about that.

Looks to me like a 4-6 Horse power job... Of course, you'll need someone for the team of horses, because you'll be busy driving the truck...

:D

5 inches of rain and checkin cows that have escaped from our farm lol tryin to do my friend a favor and check and make sure his cattle where all still there and it was dark so had to use my healights found the cows though . any way long story short I saw the gate was swingin wide open so I went in to make sure the cattle where all still there and there where no poachers this is also our dear lease

gotcha :up2: lol that sucks, damn cows:argh:

ah just one of those things just ready to get it out so i can wash all the mud out from under it lol

yeah have fun with that, you'll be muddier than the truck after you do all that washin

lol thats y you find some kid a pay him 50-70 bucks and say get after it im gettin to old to be doin that

:lol: that aint a bad idea:5:

Hold on there! If you're too old to be washin' it, then you're old enough to KNOW BETTER!!!

HAHAHA Bill you know how it goes......you're NEVER too old to know better. As for the pickup, nice stuck there. Gotta love the 1200lb Cummins up front on stock tires.

lol not really that old just playin bout that im only a 22yo but had to check the cows goin in was fine comin out was a pain

50 - 70 bucks to wash it damn i wish you lived closer:humm:

funny, happend to a buddy of mine, needless to say it took a big ol CASE to get all 4 of us out, we thought we could help:argh:

TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES TIRES YOU NEED THEM BAD BUDDY:U:

Well, I'm not the only one after all.

lol

Well, Old enough to know better, and evidently YOUNG enough to do it anyway!!

OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER BUT STILL TOO YOUNG TO CARE:tttt:

lol was actually supposed to get tires today. we got her out what fun tractor tried to lift it with the draw bar and just picked up the front of the tractor lol jacked it up and put 3/4 plywood

Glad you got it out ok. :c:

lol Which is why imho Turbo Diesels need a WIDE foot print. 14.5" or greater if you ever go in the soft stuff. That picture made my day