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WVNG... That photo is a sight for sore eyes!!! :D Now, you'll be sure to sleep well tonight! [thumbzup]

My only experience with chains has been while driving on paved mountain roads in a 4X4 F-150, a 4X4 Ford Sport Trac and a fire brush truck. That being the case, I'd suggest: If you are going to drive with chains, maintain tire inflation at normal highway pressure and drive at speeds that do...

:goodjob: So glad to hear such great news!!!!! Fantastic!! I see some nice shiny CHAINS in your future!! :wink: [thumbzup]

:roll: No doubt! Nobody wants that to happen again!!! Everyone here in 'SS Land' is pulling for an awesome outcome! :-D We're all holding our collective breaths... waiting to hear great news from you as soon as you get that beautiful MV free and home, safe-n-sound in your driveway! [thumbzup]

WVNG- Hope the main roads are allowing your 'help-team' to reach your site. Keep an eye on the weather. Temperatures look to be headed towards a big warmup. Hope you can get it out prior to Monday. Here in South Jersey where I am at the moment... temps between 50/60 saw rapid melting and...

Hey WVNG... Just sent a reply via PM. Keep safe, my friend! [thumbzup]

Well... I am glad to hear that help is on the way. [thumbzup] I am unable to tell if the tree (green arrow points to it) trunk/base is large enough, and deep rooted enough for you to establish as a winchpoint to stabilize your truck, or act as a pullpoint. Any photo that might give us that...

The change in ground conditions, if you wait too long, could present a major problem. In your posts yesterday I think you said media reports suggested temps around 45 F by the weekend. IMO... do not wait for that to occur, given the drainage from such a large amount of melting snow. I'd get...

If you could find 2 friends with electric winch/battery sets, then you probably manage to extract it from that spot. With that much snow on the ground... other vehicles could end up in the same situation as your 5 ton is in. I you do decide to connect a winch, make sure the connection point...

You might even find it easier to pull it backwards in this direction. Whatever you do... be SUPER careful. Keep us posted! Good luck. [thumbzup]

If you could get your hands on two (2) powerful electric winch/deep cycle battery sets... maybe you could hook up to a couple of thick, heavy-duty trees and pull it out across the road.

Holy Cr*p! :shock: Wish I could help, but I'm way too far away. Best of luck though! [thumbzup]