Wet spring monkey wrench

[pipepro1]

Newbcake solution here. Use cheap kitty litter to soak up excess water. Our class C got stuck like that in the front yard 2 springs ago. It was a similar disaster. We used bags of kitty litter then topped it off with mulch,,shoved boards under the wheels and floored it. The yard was a mess, but we got it out.

The problem as I see it, I tried twice but my Class A is so heavy it just digs in. I'm hoping by next week I'll have it out.

 

[pipepro1]

I give up I called a tow truck to pull it out. I felt like if I was going to keep digging and putting boards down I was gonna have a heart attack. Hopefulkly my next pics are that it is free of mud.

 

[Gary RV_Wizard]

Sometimes the job is just too much for a DIY solution. Knowing when to get help is just plain smart!

 

[pipepro1]

The good news is it is out the better news is I don't have to rent a ditch witch for a french drain. I had to powerwash the RV to get the mud off the tires and the undercarriage. Thanks for all the replies and happy RVing this season. The tow driver said I was nuts to try to do that by hand. Yep he's right.

 

[Kirk]

A tow out costs you far less than a heart attack of any physical injury. And you recover much more quickly.

 

[Rene T]

Was it just one of the smaller tow trucks or a big one like 50 ton. How much did this that set you back

 

[Utclmjmpr]

Regardless of the rain,, it looks like a depressed area also..>>>Dan

 

[pipepro1]

Was it just one of the smaller tow trucks or a big one like 50 ton. How much did this that set you back

It was a mid size definitely handled my 18,000 pound rig. Cost $200

 

[pipepro1]

Regardless of the rain,, it looks like a depressed area also..>>>Dan

I cut down a 75 foot Weeping Willow tree which sucked up a lot of water.

 

[Derby6]

It was a mid size definitely handled my 18,000 pound rig. Cost $200

That wasn’t bad at all.