Most of it l did in the standard driving mode but came to a stop in the field. This is where the old and new Defenders differ. The old Defender would have likely ploughed through once the diff lock was engaged but the new one came to a stop quite quickly.
But would you have engaged "diff lock" before getting stuck or after?
l changed to "mud and ruts" and the Defender immediately started moving again. Whatever happened it worked.
So you moved the switch (for the old a lever) to be able to engage diff lock, If needed.
Was the farmer impressed you made it there .
J