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    Posted: 17 Jan 2015 at 2:22pm
I did it again, going to have to get the house done so I can get the other rails on and before I really break something, Tuesday will be a busy day off. Was on semi frozen really slimy spot and slipped sideways downhill with the tractor moving in reverse, BANG! My own fault.
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Nice picture. Nice countryside. No snow
My first effort would be to raise the front end using the bucket then use a comealong on the track. But you have done this before. Thanks for the post
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At least it stayed on sprocket this time, less work at that. Ground is thawed around 1-2", six inches below that is frozen stiff, was working it pretty hard closing the last of the Geothermal heat loops trench.

Edited by DMiller - 17 Jan 2015 at 3:50pm
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Took a little over hour and half but back on and away from the hillside just as a threat of rain comes to call. Have to get a new grease gun, my old one won't lock on the zerk to push out the idler,
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