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    #13
    sounds like nightmare taking it off and with some well placed ties under header wheels it wont weigh a thing

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      #14
      like others ,normally i would say drop the header , unload hopper ,if you can . but with the honey bee ,your gonna have to have a pretty good plan to rescue header.
      not a lot of experience, but had better success pulling backwards thru ruts.
      good luck

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        #15
        Any pictures?

        Trying to visualize the mess you're in.

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          #16
          Something you probably know:
          Do not spin the wheels on the combine when extracting; it turns into an anchor, They only need to turrn slightly faster than you are moving.
          Suction in mud is a huge factor. Dig away as much as you can.
          Take care. Work safe.

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            #17
            Easier to pull out on an angel.

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              #18
              60 foot rope and trackhoe. Slung to both sides of front axle rope under front of feeder house. Lift snd pull eith hoe. It's out woot

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                #19
                Good to hear! Too bad about the soggy conditions.
                There is no chance of working low areas around here. Much wetter than last fall.
                Oh well....

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                  #20
                  Glad you got out! Now get going!

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                    #21
                    Standing Canola is testing 11.6 but elevator is taking it so darcys going. I need to fix my hose and sensor then both eill be running again.

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                      #22
                      Happy to hear you are out and minimal damage and/or cost.

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                        #23
                        Thx for the update all the best!

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                          #24
                          Always a good feeling when the combine gets out of the mud.

                          Work safe everyone.

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