How Many Times Can I Get My 1974 Backhoe Stuck?! (FINDING MY ABANDONED WELL)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- It's Week 1 on my 3 acre property, and the first order of business is locating the abandoned well that hasn't been used in about 20 years.
Thank you so much for the continued support, and the kind messages/comments on my last video. I'm so excited for this adventure of a lifetime and all the projects and challenges that are in store for me!
Meg, Mike is a happy pal. Girls like you are a rare breed nowadays. Somebody to rely on and build a common future with. All the best for the two of you!
Aw thanks so much!
Meg, If the well head is capped it may also be buried, in which case mowing the property won't necessarily help you find it either. It may have been capped with a metal cap or the pipe itself might be metal so a metal detector might help you find it. As for the International, it may need grease in the ports and the hydraulic fluids topped off. It should be able to get itself out under it's own power in most situations. Duallies for the back is probably the best solution but costly. You might look at lowering the axel and putting a larger set wheels and tires on, it might be cheaper and be about 60% as effective. As for the mowing, If you you ran the brush cutter in a single, horizontal pass as you move forward, just getting the tall stuff down a bit, while Mike mowed with the John Deer behind you, it should be easier for you and the Deer shouldn't get stuck as much. Once you've mowed the grass down the ground should start drying out more which should help support the International more, and then you can really get things started. Sending you good thought from Northern California where it's already been 40° more than once this June. Also it's nice to see that you do, in fact, own other clothes 🤣Still love the hat! 😀👍
Those are some proper tips.
How about using that pole in 8' foot lengths to span that muddy area.
@@robertdoane5875 The problem they're having is the Peet Mud. It's like a bog or marsh made up of decayed vegetation and soil. Adding the 8' wood poles could help in the short term but they would then sink under the weight of the backhoe adding to the decay. What they did was the better solution when they added the sand and rock from the driveway area. but that could end up being more like a concrete patch in areas they may not want it later. Land management is a tricky thing, I don't envy them their task, but their young and remorseful, they'll figure it out.
@scottperry8388 We came to the same conclusion about the well - it may be underground and not visible even if we do mow the entire property 😬 Metal detector is also something we could use. You're right about the International - it should be able to get itself out but there's something messed up in the hydraulics of that boom arm which is highly unfortunate lol! We're making lots of good progress on the mowing and man is it ever nice to start seeing this land looking more like a property than a jungle! and lol!! Yes, I do have many fits - i'd burn to a crisp wearing a tank top all day out here 😆 gotta be sun smart haha! See ya next time!
You should hire a local farmer or buy a used compact 4x4 tractor n a brush hog to mow the property.
The proper tool is called a brush hog. They come in many different versions and will pay for themselves.
wondering how @TractorTimeWithTim would tackle this project with his little 1025R ;) . Looks like an adventure. It is so cool seeing you guys learn and overcome all those obstacles thrown in your way to create your dream home
The john deere 322 is a workhorse, I have a JD 44 front end loader on mine. Something that helps them alot is to put 18" tires on the front, and 26" tires on the back, instead of the 16" fronts and 23" rears. Also loading the rear tires with water or windshield washer fluid makes it heavier for better traction.
Lift the outriggers when pushing forward with the bucket, you’re effectively pushing against an anchor with them down. Get rid of that backhoe, get a 4wd tractor with a bush hog
That tractor should have a posi lever somewhere.
This may help u and may not. When dragging ur backhoe with the rear bucket leave front bucket 6 inches above ground and use full throttle on the machine. With sound filter couldn’t tell if u had done that. Also sometimes it’s best o put outriggers 4-6 inches above ground and use rear bucket to lift then go left or right instead of forward or backwards. I’m a former operator and just using the machine is the only way to learn. Great video and the both of you are doing a fantastic job.
Ok on the tractor, there is a little knob on the floorboard and turns the transmission into a live axle and positive traction rear end, ( you will need to push down the little heal ,, foot knob , it will lock in the rear wheels o) thanks BigAl California
Make sure the backhoe is not in gear as in tires turning.. the problem is when you have one wheel spinning faster then the other. The diff lock will brake if miss used
YOU GUYS ARE GREAT KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK GREAT JOB GREAT JOY YOU GUYS BRING TO US KEEP IT GOING WE ARE WITH YOU
Vous allez avoir beaucoup de travail Meg. Ne vous découragez pas. C'est votre rêve que vous êtes en train de construire,ne l'oubliez jamais. Le papy français vous soutient moralement.
What a lot of work and still no well. Good luck on eventually finding it
Wow, Can't believe U have a working Back How that can pull or Push itself out of a situation such as a simple Rear wheel spinning!!! Use the rear Arm and simply push your way out and leave the out riggers up!!!!!!
Hi Meg and Mike 👋🏻 Lots of hard work but it will be worth it ! 👍🏻 Thank you my friends, have a great day 🌞 God Bless 🙏🏻 Appreciate you! 🫶🏻
Hi @db.mc2 !! Thanks so much for the ongoing encouragement and support, means a lot! Have a wonderful week!
With those sunglasses I was expecting "I am the best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be."
Mikes a cool guy, good on camera too. Hope to see him in more upcoming videos. The guy definitely knows how to work machines.
lol! and thank you so much! He will definitely be making more appearances in upcoming projects!
Entertaining as ever Meg! Good luck mowing all that brush down with a lawn Tractor, on the plus side it's a John Deer which means it's almost indestructible.
Aw thanks so much! Appreciate that! And man, this Deer is an absolute gem! Just love it.
Hey. Another thing is you can do is watch, captain klehman. He's got a back hole. Just similar to yours, except his is a 4 years as well. International, you know, if you watch and see what he does, you'll learn more. How about doing something?He's on youtube and it's called captain queen
The channel is "Captain Kleeman" and his is an old Ford 555, I believe.
A harness for your brush cutter would be so much easier aswell. Always were hearing protection and eye protection so you dont lose an eye. Your doing an awsome job.
Thank you!
It’s good to see the both of you trying new things that’s how you learn just get in there and get it done. But also ask for help as well.
Thank you! Yes, that's true!
honestly all u guys need to do is go buy 5-6 rear tyres for the YZ and have some fun for 2 days.... no more bushes lol. Your content is great! keep them coming...
Meg and Mike,
When trying to push the loader forward, you need the boom and stick at about 60 degrees, this provides better mechanical advantage through about 120 degrees. Put bucket in full dump position, sink teeth in and coordinate boom and stick functions in alternating short increments.
Meg you are living the dream...what a lovely view...beautiful...a lot of work tho...lol
Thank you! Yes, lol a ton of work!
Look up historical aerial photography for that area. You would be amazed at what you can find. Might show the well area.
Thank you for the tips! We actually did do that when we were first looking at the property but sadly no further leads!
Good to see you’re protecting yourselves from the sun - broad brimmed hats and long sleeves for the win!
Sometimes, in the early stages of projects, it can feel like a bit of a spiral - but you’ll get traction (har har) and soon be feeling like the progress is more real.
When I lived in WA I had a Yanmar that we fitted duals to so we could run a brush cutter over some soft ground - real parallels to your project. Mine were extreme offset rims that bolted together on the original hub, one dished in and the other dished out. I’ve seen other setups where there are turnbuckle clamps that hold a centerless rim to the existing wheel somehow. Good luck with whatever you pursue there!
Thank you Kev! Yes, it can be pretty overwhelming at the start of a big project for sure; thank you for the encouragement! And thanks so much for the information on the duals, we kind of saw those two options as well. Can't seem to find anything available around us, but still looking into it and deciding which route to go.
Do Canadians ever get annoyed? Meg and Mike have to be the nicest people ever to be constantly digging that International out of the bog and yet they never stop smiling.
Aw thank you!! That's really sweet. Oh yes, we definitely get annoyed haha! And holy it has been frustrating at times. But getting frustrated won't get it unstuck so might as well try and have some fun while we're at it and gett'r done! 😆
Good luck with the well hunt .
"Hi, I'm Meg and today we are going to look for the well!" SPLASH "Found it!"
good job meg have a look at a skid steer bushwacker you could clear that all in a day catch you next week
Thank you Craig! Have a great week!
Hi Meg, they also make a circular saw blade for some weed wackers that would rip right thru those bushes. You just have to watch for rocks👍
Happy Saturday everyone. As per usual Meg takes on a challenge with an abundance of enthusiasm and energy. This one absolutely qualifies as the needle in the haystack. I hate it that the water line from the trailer didn't provide any clues but if there's a well out there you're going to find it.
This won't be the first shortfall in this project and from time to time you will feel a little defeated but it's during those times I want you to take a step back, take a breath and reflect on all of the accomplishments that brought you here. I have nothing but confidence in you and it's these difficult times that will make you appreciate the wins even more.
I read below the comment about a metal detector being a good idea and it dawned on me that your subscribers with experiences in what you're doing might replace Google on this project. That's one of the beauties of putting your life out there for the world to see, you make friends you'd otherwise never know. Great video Kid, see you next week
So nice to read your message this morning, Rob! Thank you for the encouragement! It really is so great to have the input from others, and all the tips and tricks. It really does mean a lot to have so many nice people routing for us! Thanks for being a part of the team, and hope you have a great week!
your the best meg love your videos be safe i'm following you on your awesome adventures love from canada
Thank you so much! Appreciate the support! 😊
@@Meg.August you very welcome
Great work, I use to live in a very mountainous region here in Colombia, where the grass grows tall and thick like the one in your property. I may suggest using a harness for the weed wacker, a protective apron and a face shield. Also, many people that worked out in the field use to carry a machete on their hips for those times when you encounter thick grass and the weed wacker can't get the job done you just whip out the machete and start to cut until you can resume the job with the weed wacker.
Hope you find this helpfull, I really like your videos and the fact that you guys are following your dream. I beg you pardon if my english is really bad.
Greetings from Colombia.
Thank you so much! (And your english is really good!!) Appreciate the tips, and I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos - thank you for the support!
Hope you eventually found the well. The two of you are peas in a pod. Truth be told, never too old to play in the mud😊. Looking forward to the continuous journey.
Thank you Curtis!! No luck finding the well yet, but making lots of progress on mowing and in other areas on the property! Definitely never too old to play in the mud lol!!
Lots of hard work to come. Good luck with your endeavours! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Good luck finding your well Meg
Thanks so much! Hopefully we'll find it soon lol!
lol yeah you need to scoop all that mud out, and get a load of rock and a load of road base to make a good path there for the backhoe
Looks like a second Stihl weed wacker/string trimmer would be the fastest way forward. And then maybe a metal detector? I've had success in the past with cutting grid lines into a large patch of land like that (walkways like nyc city streets), and then cutting the individual blocks. Trying to cut a large patch at once seems insurmountable, but cutting small pieces at a time seems to aid in conquering the psychological aspect of the project. Good luck!
I really hope this series blows up your channel because there aren't a lot of people doing things like this. That little deere is a trooper (other than the belt) but I'm not sure duals are gonna cut it for the ol' intersmashional
Thank you so much Danny, that's really sweet!! 😊 And holy moly, yes, that Deer is an absolute gem! We're still trying to figure out what to do with the intersmashonal - our not-so-little sinking battleship lol it's putting in the work but definitely not the ideal setup on a bog!!
@@Meg.August You're quite welcome Meg. I started watching becuase your Jetta is mechanically almost identical to my Audi (although I have since sold it) and kept watching for all of your other cool projects. What you do is very inspirational. I'm actually trying to buy my first home atm but in the UK it is really difficult to get on the property ladder atm
@@DannyDan2k13 Thank you Danny that's amazing! I appreciate the support! And wishing you the best of luck finding your first home!
awesome to see your project. Did you find your well yet? Couple pointers I use when hunting down a well or septic system. Remember the well rigger didn't quote the job to include a tow. He wouldn't have taken his rig far off the main road unless there was at least a gravel path in. Id look first near the road ( within that first 30 or 40 feet). If he gets stuck there its not too expensive to get pulled out cause he can pull it out with one of his other trucks. look for a culvert across the low area near the road that doesn't makes sense to be there. often they will add a culvert and fill ditch to get closer to final resting place for the house. In short - imagine you drove a 50 foot long truck from town to that property. more likely he pulled past the location and backed in than went on up and turned around. Look for a spot he could do this and also get turned to go back into town and you have your most likely spot.
This is awesome advice, thank you @mrpbright!! That totally makes sense, and I agree with you. I'm going to be doing a lottttt of mowing today and will check those areas you pointed out in hopes of finding the well! Thank you so much!!
Love the video. Difficult task. Can you give us a guided tour of your setup, with the motorhome etc, and where you are getting your electricity and water from? Any chance of you getting any sponsors for your tractor etc to help you out? Love your efforts and keeping going.
Thank you! Currently we are still running on genny power and filling a water tank that we load on the deck of the truck to fill the trailer. I'll give an update on our services in an upcoming video! Thanks so much for the support and encouragement!!
hey Meg and Mike,bush cutting is such a pain in the ass but will be so worth it in the end, you will have an amazing views when your project is done. my favourite moment of the video was when you attached the strap from the international to your truck and i was waiting for the strap to take the strain but not you Meg and you went for it 😂
lol thank you David! Definitely a lotttt of work getting this land prepped but I agree, it will be so worth it in the end!! That was my first time ever pulling something out of a stuck (shock-loading) with the truck - definitely was nervous but got it done!!
Hi Meg and Mike. First of all, you guys must really consider yourselves lucky to live in such a beautiful environment. Those cloud formations at the beginning of the video look so stunning. They are also known as lenticular clouds. But anyway, that’s not what this video is about. You can now use the old corrugated sheets to cover the most swampy areas, along with the construction debris from the previous house. I was wondering if it is not possible to rent a farm vehicle to mow the entire terrain at once instead of using the small “Deere”? These poor vehicles are way too small to do this kind of job. Some bigger machinery are needed to come to the rescue. Anyway, Good luck you guys and I’m looking forward to the next one. 😊
Hey Roy! It is absolutely beautiful here, we are so happy with the spot. We are definitely on a smaller budget which is why we opted to buy older units we could use daily vs renting. Because we're in such a small rural area, renting equipment is very expensive and difficult to come by, even if only for a few days. We're definitely working the Deer hard right now, but we'll give her a good retirement of mowing short grass once we're done plowing down this jungle lol!
You need one of those DR (Done Right)brand tow behind rough cut mowers to tow offset behind your
wow such a beautiful area truly breath taking and soo peacefull.. such a shame you cannot see clearly where the stone walls are could have rented a skidsteer with one of those brush cutter attachments would have cleared it in an hour .
X marks the spot... or would that be too easy?! If anyone can do this, you can!! Lovely seeing you two working together on this - and a flail brush mower attachment for the back of the International may be helpful... you could always sell it again when it's done the job!
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Lol! Thanks Bernard! And thanks for the suggestion, we were thinking of a flail bush mower attachment as well but sadly the International doesn't have a dedicated rear PTO!! Otherwise that would have been the play.
Include Mike more often. I love his semi-dry humor!
You could do with getting a SKID STEER with front mower attachment which will do the job better for you
I've seen duals made for a tractor but the video was in Finnish without subtitles or instructions. Basically, 2nd wheel, a metal ring, a large sledge hammer, some chains and a bit of welding. 🙃You certainly have the skills already to do it yourself but the people I watched had a 2nd tractor for lifting the wheels. Might be best to keep an eye out for a local farmer that has them and ask how/where they got theirs done.
Thanks for the tips and encouragement! Yes, whenever we're driving around we're keeping our eyes peeled for locals to inquire with!
If you find the video you can link it to me, I can translate it from finnish to you guys 😊@@Meg.August
Sorry while that mower may be a garden tractor that deck is definitely for finish mowing.
Hi meg Vaughan from Australia again nice to see you again well well well.
Hi Vaughan! Thanks for watching! Have a great week
@Meg.August it's a pleasure watching you meg I wish you well look forward to your next video
You can use the back hoe to pull yourself out too! Extend it out, dig in and use it to pull the tractor forward. You may want to inquire about an existing survey on that land. It may show you where the well is!
A good trick is you can install a circular saw blade on most Stihl trimmers. Goes thru underbrush like nothing!
I bet those ants thought the apocalypse had arrived when the International bucket descended from above.
Keep the outriggers up on backhoe then use the boom to pull you out must have tractor full throttle.
So excited for this
Thanks so much!
Meg Best Luck On Ur New Property Project Also Stihl Grass/ Brush Eater Was Amazing
Thank you!!
Great video Meg
Thank you!!
New project idea for you Meg. Turn that lawnmower into a mini off roading lawnmower haha
lol! that would be awesome
Hiey Meg & Mike, Nice to see your Partner helping out & you certainly don’t do things by half do you Meg, Just caught up on watching your last few Videos, That Trailer that you bought in the last but one Video was amazing & definitely a great price even though it needed a lot of cleaning & fair play to you! 🙂 Anthony - Birmingham/UK 🇬🇧
Thank you Anthony!! Definitely a lot of work lol but not scared of a challenge! Very exciting times, and can't wait for what else this property has in store for us. Hope you have a great week!
@@Meg.August Thanks & you’re welcome, You’ve certainly proved that you’re not scared of a challenge time &’time again, Hope you have a great week too and as I’ve said before, Hope all goes well with your new project and you manage to get everything sorted to your satisfaction! 🙂
@@AJComputerServicesUK Thank you Anthony! Appreciate that!
Good video em can you rent a metal detector, go to the GPS location and Metal detect the head of the well, it is metal isn't it?
Thank you! Not a bad idea - but I actually recently got another lead into where this well might be so will be doing an update soon!
If you plan on towing the Backhoe with the truck again, pleas dont hook a rope to the towball. Thats how people get killed when janking on those things and something lets go. Get a propper rope or strap and hook to a solid point on the frame or get a hitch adapter for recoverys.
"I feel bad for this weed eater." I mean honestly your weed eater is living it's best life!! Hungry for eating some brush!!
My weed eater is an electric plastic string one, and it hasn't seen use since we cleared the courtyard and had it fully landscaped. So my weed eater is probably hungry!
lol! very true!
It looks like you have a lot of marshland. The growth looks like reeds which grows into marshland.
Mucho trabajo pero siempre salís adelante 💪🏗️. Ánimo
Barrow, rent or buy a regular tractor with a brush hog. Nothing you have used is going to get anything done. You could even pay someone to brush hog your property. You could also use a metal detector to find the well even if it’s plastic cased you should be able to pick up the wires to the pump.
U are going to burn that mower up. U need a Bush hog to cut brush like that. Hope it's all goes well
Have the backhoe at full Throttle makes a difference. The looks to be close to marsh so what you want to do is wait for the ground to freeze over a bit then you can drive on it with no problem an not worry about sinking down once you start clearing you can grade the frozen ground to drain water. Then when it gets warm aging you will have a happy dry land lol
backhoes are all-purpose machines, they're not really bad, but they're not really good. even if you put duals on you're probably going to still sink. You need a tracked machine for the soft ground. John Deere MC, 40C, 420C or 430C are 20-30 HP, are decent in the swamps and should have a power take off for a pull-behind mower. Especially rare is the Oliver OC-6 which was designed to farm celery swamps. it'll have twice the HP of the Johnny poppers and it drives, steers, runs, and "floats" better.
Hey Meg, in that outfit you look totally different, from your other videos, I had to look twice😂 looking forward to further adventures. Wish you both a lot of fun. Greetz from The Netherlands
lol and thank you! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the start of this adventure!! Have a great week
The whole video has so much potential for innuendos... LOL
Just as a suggestion: for a terrain that soft you may try chained tires instead, if you can't afford a bulldozer.
Cheers!
In the past there was a GPS offset on signals from the satalites for military defensive reasons. I know in the 1980s my GPS was never accurate.
Yes, you're right, 30-40 years ago, the GPS coordinates were definitely less accurate... I'll be doing an update soon on some more of my findings!
Love that shirt 🤩
I like it too thank you!
Meg, it looks like that field used to be a crop. That being said, the ground is extremely soft from being turned and tilled, so keep your backhoe out of there…
C and c equipment on TH-cam, talk to Clint. You can get their phone number and everything through the website.He knows more about equipment than anybody I know
Take some air pressure out so your tire has a bigger footprint. So you don't get stuck😅
SNOW CHAIN (for Backho tyres) 27:15
as for cars - but maybe largers.
O-NO! We Got Cowboy Farmer Meg.. Neg and Mike u guy's need something with a 4x4 drive.. rent a bush hog on a sked steer..
Oh well and oh 🦌😄
Verrry suspenseful Meg!
😬😊 !!
Для такой площадки требуется техника более мощная. Местность болотистая. Для получения воды можно сделать скважину.
It should be wrapped with a locater wire so you can detect it. Where i live you can call a number and get a locate before you dig
By the way u have a big arm to pull urself with as long as it works I should have waited for entire video good job
You should have named your show oak Island 2 in search of the well
Great start for the project :) Sure it takes some effort, but nothing worthwhile is easy.
I guess it's worth trying first cutting +-100 meters from the gps coordinates, hopefully the well is in that area. It may even be hidden under some 20 years pile of soil. I have no experience about drilled wells, so not sure if metal detector could help finding it?
Thank you! And thanks for the suggestions, yes, one thing that definitely crossed my mind is that it might be buried under the soil being that it's been so many years since it was operational. Mowing is underway so keeping fingers crossed we find it!
Check your local equipment rental places, they make machines specifically for running through and cutting down growth like that. Might cost more but will get it done a lot faster
Thanks for the suggestion, yes there are better machines for the job, but are quite a bit out of our budget
Use the backhoe to push yourself out. Push the bucket on the and push forward.
lift out riggers up when useing rear bucket to push you out of being stuck
I’d dig a trench around the home to make sure the cut pipe is not buried
You'll get it. Just keep going.
Thank you! 😊
Maybe a metal detector would find the well pipe. 😮
Hope you find the well and it's not like mine with the capped wellhead being about 4ft underground
yes, we had the same thought 😬
I don't operate big equipment like that but could you use the bucket on the tractor to push you back or pull you forward?
We can do that a little bit, but unfortunately the hydraulics on this thing are pretty weak!!
I'm thinking there is a real tractor with a bushhog in your future. Good luck & God bless...
I'm in Montana just below B.C. Same ground here.Too bad you didn't have a brush hog for the Iternational.
Machinery rentals are kinda reasonable. Get a bobcat on tracks with the mower attachment and bucket or at least get a estimate on a couple days rental. Save the Deere
lol yes, the poor deer is being worked, but unfortunately renting equipment here is hard to come by and quite expensive so we'll make do with what we have
Love the video it’s awesome. You have a beautiful beautiful property out there. I just have a quick question for you. Where did you get those sunglasses from? If you could put the link in the comments that would be great because I really like them thank you.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. The sunglasses are from walmart! $10 here in Canada.
you need tracks and 4 wheel drive for that machine.
I would hire someone with a tractor/brushcutter to clear it ...
You guys are doing the best you can with what you have BUT maybe you should check to see what you can find for a company who has a Forestry mulcher! They will come in with a skid steer on tracks and chew up everything! They will be able to find the well… IF it’s out there!! It is a possibility that it went bad and someone “Dead Headed” it and they cut it off under ground. It is a potential possibility to run duels on the back hoe but I’ve done Excavating for over 30 years and I have never known anyone to run them! One thing I noticed about when you are using the hoe to pull yourself back… is you need to use the stick and boom at the same time. Pull in on the stick and lift up on the boom at the same time. If you go back and watch your video you will see when he is pulling in on the stick the rear of the hoe starts to lift off the ground and then he looses traction. You might try to watch a couple videos that are they use backhoes and watch what they do when they get stuck. Even if they are using a mini excavator. Just to get a couple pointers. If you watch Captain kleamins TH-cam videos he has a two wheel drive backhoe
Hey, Meg, this shit just got serious... 😅 Just to say.. No offense, but in your case, the best option would be a vertical mulcher or a bush hog. Even the tractor is not meant to cut such rough stuff.. Or maybe you can try cleaning with the backhoe's loader bucket.. Damn, that's not a lawn, that's already a mini forest!!🙄 So, as the tractor mower doesn't work and the backhoe sinks, I see your situation a liiiitle bit desperate..The ideal solution would be renting a tracked skid steer with a bush hog.
Some of the old backhoes had a hydrodynamic drive with automatic brakes, if I remember correctly, so no gears, just push gas and go.. Also, as it seems, your property is pretty flat and muddy, so I recommend you a very careful detailed plan on water and drainage management. It's worth money to make it work so in the future will spare you headaches and damage on buildings.. Damn, the terrain looks like a wet sponge.. like russian tundra, where tractors sunk in the mud a couple of meters below..
Although not really satisfactory for you, it is a start and there is always somewhere to begin, if you want to do it.. Cheers, keep on and take care. 😉👍