Well, atleast the roza didn't do or even attempt to do the track I tryed (wiser driver I think
)... took 2 1/2 hrs of messing about with shovels, logs, rocks, straps, shackles and right foot to finally get out. Soooo damn muddy 
So, for all those roza owners there who have heard me bag them on here, I was quite suprised at how well it handled one slippery wombat hole rutted section that can give any rig truble in the wet, and when it lost traction (positioning it to pull me out) it was so damn light we just gave it a push
. First time i've seen a feroza offroad and hopefully not the last 
. Eventually moved one log with the fez, heavy right foot to get myself over the next one (in reverse) and then I slid sideways down a bit of an embankment and couldn't reverse out cause of big tree branches that where gonna make my rear end a bit unhappy, so the fez skull dragged the rear sideways back up the embankment with me gassing it in reverse so I wouldn't slide into the branches 
... crazy stuff but would do it all again 
