Had a bit of a slick morning. It's still there, we just decided today would be better off spent at the hotel. I know it's not in my usual class of stuck, but it is stuck.







So it looks like its spending the night in a sugar beet field

 

Well? Did'ja get it out yet?

 

Dang! Whats up, you can still see the axles!!

 

I've got to agree with Bark, you usually don't stop until it's sunk.

Sure don't take much to stop a road tractor with street tires does it?

 

Oh its out, left it sitting right there all day thursday, drove it right out friday morning. Boss man pulled the plug on GE, so we packed the trailer up, and stuck it in the wind friday afternoon. Spent the night in Sarnia Ontario, made it all the way home saturday, left sarnia at 5 am, got home at 1 am this morning, 1750KMS in one day... my log book should almost be here now haha.

 

Oh, and I will try a little harder next time.

 

Hahahahahaha

 

JKM....I found your problem.....in pic #3 you flat out crossed the yellow rope man......you never do that !!!! Just had to rib you man, that's all. It doesn't take much in the way of moisture to screw up an 18 (or however many dang tires you've got there) wheeler when they get off the beaten path. Glad you made it home!!

 

I love reading JKM's post. I always find my self saying "Man I'm glad that wasn't me".

 

What no 4X4?

 

I fixed it for you.

 

No 4x4... 10x8... all the lockers seem to do it keep it from going straight...

Every time I hear the word "cincy" I think of the guy I saw in walmart yelling "where my ball!!"

 

Good pics man...a little kitty litter would have saved a big tow bill....

 

Holy cow dude, what size cat do you have???

 

Just between you, me, and the fence post, kitty litter (or floor dri) is just dry clay crumbles. When it gets wet, it's wet clay and slippery as snot on a glass doorknob.

Chicken grit (crushed granite) is my quickie slick fixer.