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Prepare support with suitable material under the driven wheels, following the manual.
Preparing support with suitable material under the driven wheels can improve traction; it does not guarantee freeing every stuck vehicle. Place it while the vehicle is immobilised and follow manufacturer instructions to try moving gently. Avoid full-throttle or intense wheelspin; keep people clear of vehicle movement and possible ejected material. If unsafe or unsuccessful, request assistance.
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Use full throttle to make the wheels spin as much as possible.
Prepare support with suitable material under the driven wheels, following the manual.
Place people beside the wheels while they spin rapidly.
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