Pulling 101 | National Tractor Pullers Association (NTPA)

The truck's tires were stuck in the mud due to low traction, causing them to spin in place without moving forward. This happens when there is insufficient friction between the tires and the soft ground. When the man placed a log between the two tires, it provided a solid contact surface, increasing static friction and allowing the tires to push against something firm. Instead of just spinning, the tires transferred torque to the log, which helped propel the truck forward. The log acted as a temp

Teaching way on Instagram: "Most drivers have NO idea this simple trick can save them when their car is completely stuck in mud When a tire spins in mud, it loses all traction because the ground underneath becomes soft, slick, and unable to grip the rubber. That’s why drivers stay trapped, no matter how hard they accelerate. This method changes everything. By fastening a sturdy plank or board to the wheel, you instantly create an extended surface that bites into the ground. As the tire rotates,