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Raften...I was in the mud as well, but not as deep as the CTD Fab..the semi was loaded. I have pics...I may have had to give it a little throttle, but not much. Ill try to dig the pics up and post em Tin....thats some funny stuff!
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I wasnt BSing, that trailer was loaded full of cattle panels front to back left to right for a neighbor of mine
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Cooome ooon... I dont even see a tow rope let alone yer Ford hooked up to that sunken rig...  Jon
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| Location: Wellington County, Ontario Canada | Registered: 07 February 2008 |    |
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| Location: Virginia | Registered: 17 March 2007 |    |
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I assure you, it was my truck that pulled it out. I shoulda had the wife get video. Half the neighbors were standing around saying it wouldnt pull it out. When it did, their jaws dropped. Guess who they call everytime a tractor gets stuck, or a car goes into the ditch now.  Raften, no worries mon
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quote: Originally posted by fuelfarmer: Forget Chevy, Ford and Dodge. John Deere is here. 630 hp of pulling goodness. Check out the tow rope. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLvyPcS3i_w
Did it eventually dry up enough to get on those wet spots?
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| Location: West Michigan | Registered: 26 April 2006 |    |
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| Location: Wellington County, Ontario Canada | Registered: 07 February 2008 |    |
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quote: Did it eventually dry up enough to get on those wet spots?
Yes it did dry up and stayed try. As you can see the barley was almost flat on the ground from all the rain. The canola crop also took a beating from the spring rains.
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