Best Of Amazing Tractors Stuck In Mud

using the wrong tires or tire combo's....
also the tractors are too light on the back ends...
most of those tractors are not using duelies or are not using tires that are wide enough...

same for the snow, shows either a lack of experience or idiots who always get stuck because they are using the wrong weight/tires/etc. for the season...
specially for the muddy boggy areas in places like russia's farm lands, great soil/mud for growing but using heavy tractors with skinny single wheels is planning to have your expensive tractor dig itself into a giant hole every year for most of the year/seasons....

you have to have wide tires, duel tires, possibly chains (more bite and traction), proper weight distribution between the back and front of the tractor or you end up with all your weight on a single axle, if you have a light back end of the tractor make sure you have heavy weights that make the back end at least between half and same weight as the front...

same goes for backhoe or excavator/etc., i know for a fact that skinny treads are of no use in almost all cases except when the ground is frozen with no or little snow...
if you are going to use treaded tractors make sure they are tread ONLY tractors and not treads over tires (i have never seen this work with most tractors unless they used duelies front and back or more like have a proper track of tires), treads on tracks that are at least 1 and a half feet or wider are necessary for any large tractor/engine and it has to be dedicated...

that is my two cents worth on this... or perspective.

When I was a kid, when the car was stuck my dad would stick planks in front/under the tyres. Instant traction, never failed