Thanks for watching and for the comment. We couldn't really spin it around...we had to hook the chain to the rear end and when we got it out of it's ruts there wasn't really any way to go but straight back. We couldn't really spin within the machines width without just sinking back into the ground (what wasn't really shown on the video was the rut from the skid steer and the tractor was still directly on the left of the machine and a tree, a bunch of junk and the old fence was to the right). If we DID get stuck again we still had the chain hooked on the back of the machine so we could help pull if need be. Finally we thought there wasn't much damage you could do back of the machine (WE WERE WRONG) it's made of mostly solid steel and the back window is small and shouldn't take any damage. Short answer, it got unstuck and we sent it! HAHA. I hope this make some sense and again thanks for watching.