P500 Remmy’s P5 Bumblebee Build 2019

Remington submitted a new Garage Item:

Bumblebee

View attachment 79196 I’m the second owner of this P5. I bought it from a forum member on here. It had some mods from the Previous owner and I entend to take it further.

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[Remington]

It’s been a while since I’ve been in here. I haven’t had the P5 out since last year. I brought it up to my camp for Memorial Day so others can ride. I’m up here for the guys work weekend that hunt or use my camp and I usually come up a day before others to get some work done on the food plots. All was going well till I decided to extend my blinds food plot. My Old Ford tractor is a beast and never lets me down since I restored it 15 years ago. Well the plow grabbed some deep tree roots and if you know a Ford tractor, the clutch and drive doesn't stop when you throttle down. You have to physically push in the heavy clutch at the floor boards. Needless to say, with the soft soil before I could push in the clutch she went deeper and the very heavy Sherman trans got hung up on a deep stump and I tried and tried many ways and couldn’t get it out. I couldn’t get my truck this far back in the woods so that was out so I got the P5. I thought well this is a long shot and it will rather pull my winch off, snap my rope or best case just drag the P5 to the tractor. I hooked up and started the pull with my foot on the brake. Low and behold..that little guy slowly pulled that heavy bound up tractor right out! Pretty impressive. And here I thought if I had my P1 I still might have had a problem lol.

 

[Neohio]

It’s been a while since I’ve been in here. I haven’t had the P5 out since last year. I brought it up to my camp for Memorial Day so others can ride. I’m up here for the guys work weekend that hunt or use my camp and I usually come up a day before others to get some work done on the food plots. All was going well till I decided to extend my blinds food plot. My Old Ford tractor is a beast and never lets me down since I restored it 15 years ago. Well the plow grabbed some deep tree roots and if you know a Ford tractor, the clutch and drive doesn't stop when you throttle down. You have to physically push in the heavy clutch at the floor boards. Needless to say, with the soft soil before I could push in the clutch she went deeper and the very heavy Sherman trans got hung up on a deep stump and I tried and tried many ways and couldn’t get it out. I couldn’t get my truck this far back in the woods so that was out so I got the P5. I thought well this is a long shot and it will rather pull my winch off, snap my rope or best case just drag the P5 to the tractor. I hooked up and started the pull with my foot on the brake. Low and behold..that little guy slowly pulled that heavy bound up tractor right out! Pretty impressive. And here I thought if I had my P1 I still might have had a problem lol. View attachment 129927 View attachment 129928 View attachment 129929

Being on dry ground definitely helped your situation!

 

[Remington]

Being on dry ground definitely helped your situation!

Oh yeah I would agree. It was very soft tho. She was stuck good there. Disconnecting the plow sure helped. That tractor weighs a lot more than that P5. I thought for sure it was just going to pull the P5 right to the tractor like I am old three stooges short lol