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Vehicles which are used for sitework typically go into unimproved job sites, and may be stuck. A common method of rectifying this is to push the vehicle out with a bulldozer. However, if the dump body is made of aluminum, or it has a spreader on the back, it may be damaged by being pushed out of the mud by a bulldozer.
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