Must be Monday!

kcm.MN

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Surely they didn't think they could drive through that???!!! Especially not pulling a plow in the ground/mud.
 
IF they had dumped those anchors off they might have gotten the tractors out then could pull the plows backwards out. The problem with anything except a trailer plow.
 
Were they trying to plow under water? Maybe they had to drive through it to get to the field they wanted to plow is
the only reasonable explanation I can see. Four wheel drive or not it doesn't look like anything a reasonable
thinking operator would drive into.
 
The dirt in parts of Europe is a little different, it can carry tractors even that wet. Im sure there are places like that in the USA too but not around me....

Seeing the ice on the edge, perhaps they were plowing with a bit of frost on the surface, break through the mud when it isnt froze under water.

If one is stuck and the other came to pull it out, you cant back a semi mounted plow up well they are in a mess now?

Paul
 
Good afternoon, all: Perhaps they got stuck yesterday, and found out today ground conditions had gotten worse. Just me thinking...
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Dennis M. in W. Tenn.
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(quoted from post at 15:56:24 02/07/23) Good afternoon, all: Perhaps they got stuck yesterday, and found out today ground conditions had gotten worse. Just me thinking...
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Dennis M. in W. Tenn.
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That is what I was thinking. heavy rain overnight. Just because I never make a mistake doesn't necessarily mean that other people always do the stupid thing.
 
The creek rose higher than expected? Backing a semi-mounted plow in deep mud is not easy.
 
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