BAD DAY IN THE FELD

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JR Frye

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• Jan 26, 2010

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CHECK THIS OUT:::

 

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Erik MN

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Looks to me like it is time for a little lunch and coffee. Maybe it will dry out some by the time you get back!

 

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Steiger

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Well JR, Once Again You've left me speechless. Only word(s)i can say to that is wow. When you do get that out, be sure to tell us how. A crane might be involved im gonna guess. Thanks for the pic.

 

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Lumpy

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• Jan 26, 2010

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That was on here atleast 5 years ago! Anyone who does that shouldn't be driving. That was Spun down! The minute the front wheels went in over a foot, the driver should have stopped. It will take backhoe and dozer to get this out.

 

rustred

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• Jan 26, 2010

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i agree driver is clueless!

 

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just another old geezer

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• Jan 26, 2010

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might be easier to cover it up and see what comes up next spring

 

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Fordfarmer

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• Jan 26, 2010

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It allways surprises me how many of these types of pictures are on the web. Someone sent this one to me in an email a couple years ago titled "Why Women Shouldn't Farm". I printed it and left a copy at a dealership where a former classmate (female)worked. The GUYS who worked there got a good laugh at it - she didn't.
The other poster is right - NEVER should have spun long enough to have gotten down that far.

 

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JR Frye

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• Jan 26, 2010

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If it green it should grow brack: wouldn think:

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 26, 2010

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hey my friend, you better not try to pull that out with your wifes tractor!! lol

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Is that were they get the term "Too wet to plow"!?

 

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MartyinVa

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Just hope it ain't too windy to haul rocks cause they might need a few to stiffen up that sink hole!!

 

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rrlund

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Musta been playing with the GPS and wasn't watching where he was going. That's how Harold T. burried the 9200 last fall.

 

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Gary from Muleshoe

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• Jan 26, 2010

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I had something similar happen many years ago while disking with a 4-150 White. Ground appeared dry on top, stuck a 12 inch rod down in it came out dry. Boss said go for it, got right out in the middle and it sunk to the axles (all four. Took a 1066 IH,8000 Ford and a small JD dozer to get it out. Then the 4-150 and the 1066 to get the disk out. Was not fun day in field for sure.

 

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usetob

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• Jan 26, 2010

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I've had "help" do this in the rice field before, after they had to dig to get the hitch pin out a few times, they begin to think a little

 

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BlaineF

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• Jan 26, 2010

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WOW that's going to take a little digging ! I wonder if someones getting there a$$ chewed.Nice picture hope I don't have to take one like that for the wall of shame.Thanks for sharing

 

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Flurette Farm

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Nice looking soil. Where I live you couldn't get stuck like that without digging a hole first.

 

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larry@stinescorner

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• Jan 26, 2010

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maybe the bank man was coming to repo it that day and the farmer made it a little harder for him

 

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BDT in Minnesota

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Hook it up to great big hot air balloon, and get a bunch of hot air contributions from the YT Forum members... should lift it right out.

 

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Leland2

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Had a 2505 terra gator with 4000 gallons of poop stuck a lot deeper than that the fall of a drought year of 93

 

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Wesley Stephens

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• Jan 26, 2010

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I like BDT's idea.

 

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C.R.

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Stuck and troubled for sure

 

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Ron in Nebr

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• Jan 26, 2010

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My brother got a JD of that same vintage stuck just as bad several years ago, early 80's or so...you could literally reach out the back window from the seat and touch the ground. Wasn't pulling anything behind it, had a front-end loader on it and was cleaning out an overflow pond at a windmill tank....His "story" was that reverse went out of the tractor so he was forced to drive forwards through the water, which caused him to get stuck. Kinda guess that he was already stuck when reverse went out of it! That wet soupy sand was just like quicksand with suction on the tires trying to pull it out. After breaking multiple log chains and tow ropes, finally got enough neighbors with big tractors all hooked on at once and got the thing out, loaded on a trailer, and shipped to town for repairs...my brother still hears about that one sometimes...'specially when he's giving my kids crap about them getting stuck!

 

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D.B. in Mi.

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Thats not good. Gonna need an excavator and dozer for that one, I think.

 

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msb

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• Jan 26, 2010

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Well Dad, I thought I could make it through that little wet spot.Twern't no standing water.