How First Time Digging John Deere

How First Time Digging John Deere
John Deere backhoe first time use first day experience dig
I am going to show you how John Deere first dig for a septic tank lid went
This is my first day experience digging with with this John Deere diesel tractor
I'm going to show you how I find my septic tank lid This will be the first time at the controls digging with this tractor
Getting seated on the John Deere 01:17:11
Starting the dig 02:36:10
Getting coordinated with the John Deere controls 03:36:04
Climbing into the hole 08:02:08
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[@saneauto]

The pucker factor must be as high as your seat when the wobble starts.

[@JOEZEP54]

LOL You have no idea 😃😅😃

[@saneauto]

Good aim with the wheel barrow

[@JOEZEP54]

It was the first shot. Unfortunately a little too much for the wheel barrel.

[@saneauto]

Wow you zeroed in on that lid.

[@JOEZEP54]

This was a true blessing that I got it on the first try. I now have it measured out and on paper. Thank you for stopping by!

[@DIYVariety]

Very well done joe, boy that was deep

[@JOEZEP54]

Thank you. It seemed even deeper when I had to dig it out by hand. LOL I do not think I still would be able to dig it out by hand any more 🙁 Stay well, Joe Z

[@barneymm2204]

Thought about installing a riser?

[@JOEZEP54]

Thank you for stopping by. I did the last time I had it cleaned out, ( dug it out by hand back then, the difference a few years make 😕) but had to fill it in before I got around to it. Like everything else the prices have soared up so much. That aside not sure how well these guys will do a clean out if I cannot see into the tank. This last guy was a gem. I purchased this backhoe for several projects & hope to sell it afterwards & get a smaller unit for jobs like this around the house. Stay well, Joe Z

[@barneymm2204]

@@JOEZEP54 Good point about being able to see.