Well, too many times to remember! Burried the 2390 and 20' no-till drill a few years ago... going along a wet spot without makin a track then just fell to the draw bar. Could move about 5 feet but couldn't get back up on the solid ground. Been stuck plantin several times since taking the job over in '98. Thought I really did it once when we still ran a disk was in a muck field with a MF 1800 4wd. Duals all around and a 24' tandem disk. Started spinning then quit moving. Amazingly I snaked my way out. Would steer left then right then left and all over again. Burried to the belly but finally crept to solid ground! Worst ever seen a combine stuck was just last year. Three tractors couldn't even budge it. TR 95 with the head on the ground. Problem was it was in the corner with ditches on both sides and water standing on the third and facing the only semi solid ground. Finally decided to get my buddy with a Hitachi 160 excavator to pull. I can attest that NH's have pretty stout rear axle carriers! Took some lifting and pulling but the Hitachi won. Didn't even strain the hydraulics. I could go on and on! Not bad for a 28 year old. You think we would learn to just stay away wouldn't ya!
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