Yes, you can make fun of me, but I need help

Sooooo today I was making a dirtbike ramp out of a manure pile and my friends and I were using a Polaris to push some of the dirt and managed to get the thing stuck on the top of the manure pile. I instantly drove back home to get the tacoma to tow the polaris off the pile and I heard towing in reverse with the front recovery point is bad for the truck so i just stupidly hooked the tow hook into one of the holes of the rear bumper/frame. I got the polaris down but the damn hook wedged itself all the way in the hole... Anybody have any suggestions on how to get the hook out???

 

Angle grinder?

 

Whack it with a big hammer. If that doesn't work, get a 4 " grinder with a cut-off wheel and cut the thing off.

 

BFH

 

huh... WD 40...
BFH...
Hacksaw...
New Steel bumper...



This is why I have one of these

 

if it went in it can come out. I'd try using vise grips or a pry bar

 

That's what she said, my friend

 

That and a strap with loops. The ones with hooks are bad news.

 

hahahaha i think a hitch will be my next investment....oh and a new tow strap

 

...ouch

 

Use a pry bar tip and whack it with a big hammer. I was really surprised to see the Maryland tag. Just knew this was going to be OK or TX.

 

Put a small strap through the gap between the hook and bumper. Hang a weight from that strap so it has force pulling straight down. Smack the sides of the hook to rock it. Then go get a hitch and one of these.

 

He doesn't have a hitch

 

Sweet jumps obviously.

 

Hammer on the eye where the strap goes through. Should come out.

 

Another strap from the front end, and with extreme caution?

 

Sorry,just re read initial post

 

Time for a bubba rope and a gator jaw. There is a group buy right now.