Posted by fixerupper on November 20, 2017 at 10:06:58 from (100.42.94.143):
In Reply to: 4420 stuck in the mud posted by cornguy77 on November 20, 2017 at 09:31:43:
You hook to the front axle on both sides as close to the final drives as you can get. When you are pulling the combine backwards you can get into trouble with the chain hitting the bottom of the clean grain elevator, the tailings elevator and the cleaning fan housing so you have to be careful. The front axle is the ONLY place you hook to. The combine might be bellied out in the mud so have a spade and dirt shovel along to dig down to get the chain in the right place. Pulling from the front might be easier but usually there is a mud hole ahead of you so that jinxes that idea. Whatever you do, don't get in a hurry and look the situation over well. Have spare dry gloves and a pair of clean jeans along so you can change after the deed is done.
If you do get the combine stuck, stop! driving back and forth trying to get out just sinks you in deeper and makes chaining up that much more work. We had combines stuck many, many times on the wheat harvest, mainly in Oklahoma and we never wrecked a combine but we were very careful pulling them out.
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