Recovering Two Bogged D11s (And Tractor) 

Thanks mate, all takes time but the sound of them is worth it👍

Good

Thanks mate 😁

@@thejacksonbrothers Java bjkpioioo99

Thanks mate 👍

Certainly is👍

Ik those tractors only weigh so much 🤣🤣

But what is left of this landscape if these machines are finished?

Thanks mate 👍

Thanks mate, appreciate it👍

@@thejacksonbrothers welcome man!

This is certainly not normal for this area, recent floods make it look like it’s swampy but after previous floods through there they have been able to drive road trains through it. 99.9% of country around here is solid if it’s dry on top😁

Would pull the socks off a deadman

@@seanconnell622 that’s a good one.

Thanks mate

Thanks again mate 👍

@@thejacksonbrothers what drone are you using? Awesome still footage

@@josephhamblin6598 mavic air 2👍

Thanks 👍

Thanks mate, 99.9% of the time it isn’t a problem but coming into planting we are pushing the boundaries just to get neighbours and our own paddocks repaired after the floods👍

Thanks mate😁 thankfully they are pretty cheap considering

Those are pipeline straps orange one's super stout!!

Thanks mate 👍

@@kingy002 No it doesn't, it's articulated. So is that tractor.

Thanks😁

Mavic air 2 and GoPro 8👍

Haha there isn’t actually a lot of mud that makes it up there thankfully👍

@@thejacksonbrothers That is good! My Case and Allis dozers have multiple pan segments and 1 to 1-1/2 inch gaps between. I really try to stay out of the mud, but some times .....well, got to get that job done!

Thanks mate😁

That placement allows some steerage, the frame carries the load, not the drive train.

​@@topixfromthetropix1674 The truck articulates at a joint, I said linkages...whatever...same idea. That joint isn't designed for these loads. An example is John Deere articulating tractors set up for construction have a heavy cable that runs under the tractor from the front to the hitch. If you need to pull it, you connect to that cable, not the frame. When this cable is used, the stresses on the pivots are the same as during normal operation. But these guys didn't have a cable like that.