Turns out our neighbor with the
tractor got a little
nervous when he saw how much mud we were dealing with and wants to wait
till it gets a little dryer.
You should be able to get that out by winching it using trees as anchors. We did it all the time growing up. Just run a chain (or strap) from the tree to the truck and use a come along winch. Unless you have an electric winch, then you're cooking with grease!
Comment by
Bobby Nations
— Sat Sep 27 21:32:31 2014
is there any way to fill in the muddy section of road with big rocks from the creek, or hillsides?
my road was a swamp.i hauled hundreds,it seemed like,loads of rocks in utility cart,behind 4 wheeler to make it passable
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is there any way to fill in the muddy section of road with big rocks from the creek, or hillsides? my road was a swamp.i hauled hundreds,it seemed like,loads of rocks in utility cart,behind 4 wheeler to make it passable
I was researching how to get a tractor out of mud, and found that lime is often used on construction sites:
http://www.lime.org/documents/publications/free_downloads/fact-mud.pdf