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You and me both. I was following the instructions line by line, and even watched a great how-to video on YouTube twice, since this was the first time I've had to remove the backhoe. The only thing I can think of is the seat was tilted back at the time, and should have been tilted forward. Still...

OOOOPSIE! My first time removing the backhoe and I put too much pressure on the seat post when lowering the boom. Is this as easy a fix as i'm hoping it is???

OOOOPSIE! My first time removing the backhoe and I put too much pressure on the seat post when lowering the boom. Is this as easy a fix as i'm hoping it is???

There's a reason GCs and real estate agents exist: you don't know what you don't know, until you're standing in a steaming pile of :poop:. I would find the best GC I could, treat him or her well, and make them WANT to work with you. It's a long-term working relationship, but it will be much...

As a Tesla owner, I would buy this tractor tomorrow if it was available. I'm going to keep an eye on this brand through Google Alerts. Thank you for posting.

Drill a bunch of holes into the top of it, fill them with gas or diesel, light 'er up. Lots of videos on youtube showing this method. Here's one:

Gophers and moles! They make everything lumpy. My 4 acre "lawn" is my ongoing project to try and get it at least a LITTLE less of an ankle breaker. I finally caught a gopher yesterday (and by caught I mean got). And a mole. FINALLY! They've been eluding me for months. The field has its share...