That may work , just be careful u don't break your output shaft or hydro, in general , that's a lot of stress on it , just a little friendly advice I worked on hydros for 20 years be careful , cool trick though!
I love when people call me stupid with misspellings... that is probably your spelling teacher's "fualt"... I won't mention no capital at the beginning, no punctation, and you used the possessive "its" instead of "it's" which means it is. I bet you were super nice to you teachers in school when they were trying to teach you. I imagine you called them stupid too. Thanks for watching.
Really you don't have a spare piece of wood you could Jam underneath that tire if you just take a piece of plywood and have the tires on something solid rather than that soup you'll get out real quick you need more surface area building pieces of metal to your tire is not going to do anything you're just going to make a mess that's not practical practical that's way too much work just grab two pieces of wooden Jam I'm under there in the right up over the piece of wood problem solved this guy must be an engineer because that was way over complicated
i was just having a little fun, work great on my full size tractor when wood would not do the trick. Sorry I over complicated it for you and thanks for watching.
That is a very original solution, why didn't I think of that. I might be a little 3rd world over here compared to you. I don't have an ATV any more, my truck is just a 2 wheel drive, and my tractor is only 1/2 running right now. I hope you never have a desperate situation with nothing around to pull your self out. Thanks for watching and sorry for the dumb long reply.
Chud, I thought you were going to mount a pulley, on the rim with the 2 studs. Hook a cable around, somehow to a tree.... A spinning wheel is kinda like a winch, isn't it?!
I really want to do that next time, but I am have trouble finding a wheel that will work great. I have an idea and may try it soon. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Take that unit strut and pick the back of the mower up and out, that’s what I do. It’s easier
Do you own a truck?
Yes, but it is just a 2 wheel drive... Thanks for watching.
And 3 days later the hydro system detonated...
Don't know where you get you updates, but the zero turn is still kicking and thanks for watching.
Mowing the everglades
I feel your pain , been there a couple times myself . That’s a good idea. Thanks for sharing .
Thanks so much and it even worked on my full size tractor. Thanks for watching.
What a glorious mess haha.
Yes, it was fun and it worked. thanks for watching.
That may work , just be careful u don't break your output shaft or hydro, in general , that's a lot of stress on it , just a little friendly advice I worked on hydros for 20 years be careful , cool trick though!
Yes, I will try to not do it too often. Thanks for watching.
its not your fualt your stupid
I love when people call me stupid with misspellings... that is probably your spelling teacher's "fualt"... I won't mention no capital at the beginning, no punctation, and you used the possessive "its" instead of "it's" which means it is. I bet you were super nice to you teachers in school when they were trying to teach you. I imagine you called them stupid too. Thanks for watching.
Once I got a golf cart stuck to the axle
That sounds like fun. Thanks for watching.
How many years u been cutting there, u should not to cut there dummy
You might be the dummy, I wasn't cutting there. Thanks for watching.
GMO grass that knows when to quit growing would be the final solution.
That would be nice! Thanks for watching.
2*6 under each wheel front and back
That would help a bunch. I had a kid sitting on front, that is probably how it got stuck in the first place. Thanks for watching.
Did you actually put a metal chopsaw blade into a timber chopsaw and cut metal with no clamp ???
Yes, maybe next time I will grab the vice grips... Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
Really you don't have a spare piece of wood you could Jam underneath that tire if you just take a piece of plywood and have the tires on something solid rather than that soup you'll get out real quick you need more surface area building pieces of metal to your tire is not going to do anything you're just going to make a mess that's not practical practical that's way too much work just grab two pieces of wooden Jam I'm under there in the right up over the piece of wood problem solved this guy must be an engineer because that was way over complicated
i was just having a little fun, work great on my full size tractor when wood would not do the trick. Sorry I over complicated it for you and thanks for watching.
well atleast you can say your florida born and breed
That is so true and thanks for watching.
I just use my 4 wheeler to get mine unstuck lol
i USED A 64 F0RD FALCON TO PULL OUT BUSHES, THAT CAMREO WOULD HAVE TOO IF YOU APPLIED IT
I traded my 4 wheeler for a Camaro, camaros are no typically know for pulling stuff out of the mud. Thanks for watching.
Sorry but this is a dumb long video. When I get stuck, i get my tow strap and either my truck or ATV to pull out zero turn.
That is a very original solution, why didn't I think of that. I might be a little 3rd world over here compared to you. I don't have an ATV any more, my truck is just a 2 wheel drive, and my tractor is only 1/2 running right now. I hope you never have a desperate situation with nothing around to pull your self out. Thanks for watching and sorry for the dumb long reply.
I've seen it with logs and chain good deal
i have a link at the end where I use logs on my Massey, it was way cooler. Thanks for watching.
Great job. I liked it.
Thanks so much, I love stuff like this. Thanks for watching.
Chud, I thought you were going to mount a pulley, on the rim with the 2 studs. Hook a cable around, somehow to a tree.... A spinning wheel is kinda like a winch, isn't it?!
i am thinking as much playing in the mud you could have ran the rope around the tire as a winch
that was where i thought this was headed... use the studs to wrap up some rope and winch it out...
I really want to do that next time, but I am have trouble finding a wheel that will work great. I have an idea and may try it soon. Thanks for the comment and for watching.