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this would be a respectable hight for a 2wd

Now i will zoom out



A little help from a tractor and he was back to proper height

made a bit of a mess ive got to clear up, oh well

it was nice and firm till it wasnt and i sunk

Looks like a nice bit of hedge laying in the background - yours?

oops.

Could have been worse could have been a dry one

Just goes to show that tyre choice isnt really that important ......

syncropaddy wrote:Just goes to show that tyre choice isnt really that important ......

The MT's probably allowed you to get even more stuck ? but a set of waffle boards would have got you out , all a matter of having the right equipment with you

syncrodoug wrote:Looks like a nice bit of hedge laying in the background - yours?

it is a nice bit of hedgelaying, i used to do a bit o that...

jebiga41 wrote:

syncropaddy wrote:Just goes to show that tyre choice isnt really that important ......

The MT's probably allowed you to get even more stuck ?

This is a Top Gear Top Tip .... It doesn't matter what tyres you choose if you cant read the conditions!!

syncropaddy wrote:Just goes to show that tyre choice isnt really that important ......

Is exactly why I am looking for tractor tyres..

No tyres would of helped then, a couple of foot earlier and i was only leaving a couple of inch indent in the grass then i just fell through it The thing with waffel boards is the fact ive not got any It is indeed a nice bit of hedge laying, when this happened i was clearing up from a local hedge laying compition, didnt take part as was involved with the organising but did do a missed pitch as part of the clear up.

The truck gets me about every where i need to go in the woods and planting sites, first time ive had to have a tow out but did tow the bosses landrover out last week and went back for his trailer

I see that the dog has that embarrassed "I'm not with him" look!

Wolfsburg Willy wrote:I see that the dog has that embarrassed "I'm not with him" look!

Nice one