I wouldn't use a cutting torch on it. Not because of safety hazards, but because of Profit Margins. I have been slowly cutting on a 35ft reefer trailer for about six months; in my spare time. The cost of the gas/oxygen is really going to eat into your profit. I have found that renting a gas powered metal cut-off saw is the way to go. The Metal Blades are relatively inexpensive and much more efficient. As for dragging it out of the woods a four wheel drive truck and a good bit of logging chain is a must. Cut your way into the woods, moving the wood aside for later processing into firewood. Being that it is stuck in 3ft of mud, a come-a-long and some chain or braided steel wire will help, a wench would be best, but a come-a-long (lever-hoist) is cheap to purchase and easy to use. All of this being said, I have not seen the truck or it's location, so I am blind to the specifics. Also, check the tire rims, a lot of times they are pure aluminum.
I hope some of this will help you. if not, well i tried. LoL. Happy Scrapping!!! , Be safe and BE PROFITABLE !!!
EDIT: Look into renting moving dollies. If you can find a couple of moving dollies with wide rubber tires or skids this will help you in moving some of the larger pieces. Also, one of the reasons I suggest using a come-a-long (lever-hoist), make sure to cut any trees about 3ft to 4ft off the ground, that way you have an anchor point for the winch/come-a-long. Sorry for the edit, just an after thought.
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