retreval from mud
Hey all, running out of time to get the camper home. shes a few hundred yards back on a friends property and its VERY soft (we have had the wettest spring I remember). There is a lot of standing water...
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Ive had to do similar jobs a BUNCH over the years, after much mud, sweat and tears we’ve come up with the best compromise.
Get the TV to the trailer on a different path, even if only by a few feet, than what you will use to get the trailer out. This means you’re not trying to tow out on a chewed up path.
Have to TV in the lowest possible gear / range available and have a tractor, any tractor pulling the TV by a very long cable or tow strap. Slow steady matching speeeds is the key. You’d be surprised how little extra pulling makes a big difference. Princess Auto has low priced ones, link several together.
On the tow out, don’t be concerned with a straight line, go around standing water wherever possible, even a small amount of water will mean tire tread clogging mud.
Get the TV to the trailer on a different path, even if only by a few feet, than what you will use to get the trailer out. This means you’re not trying to tow out on a chewed up path.
Have to TV in the lowest possible gear / range available and have a tractor, any tractor pulling the TV by a very long cable or tow strap. Slow steady matching speeeds is the key. You’d be surprised how little extra pulling makes a big difference. Princess Auto has low priced ones, link several together.
On the tow out, don’t be concerned with a straight line, go around standing water wherever possible, even a small amount of water will mean tire tread clogging mud.
