What to Do When a Car is Stuck in Mud?
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Solutions for a car stuck in mud: 1. Level the pit into a gentle slope, choose a position with less resistance for the front wheels, then use a more powerful gear or reverse gear to drive out, or organize manpower to assist; 2. Insert a hard wooden pole into the steel rim, use a wooden block or stone as a fulcrum, apply human force on the lever end to lift the wheel, then fill the space under the wheel with wooden planks or stones, remove any obstructing mud or debris, lower the wheel back to the ground, and drive out using a low gear; 3. Drive a wooden stake or insert a wooden pole under the wheel at an appropriate distance in front of the car, tie one end of a thick rope to the stake, pass the other end through the holes in the inner and outer steel rims of the driving wheel, secure it to the tire, then slowly start moving forward in first gear. As the rope winds between the two wheels, the car will be pulled out.