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Customizable Controller and Smart Features

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Arctic’s Razorback: The Ultimate Snow Beast !

What happens here

The customizable and programmable features of the plow's controller are presented. It discusses various controller options, including a small handheld, a larger handheld, and a joystick. Key programmable features like 'soft stop' for smooth wing and angle movements, and 'double tap' for automated lift functions are highlighted. The 'live down pressure' sensor is also emphasized, which automatically adjusts pressure based on terrain to maintain consistent clearing. The controller also includes memory presets for multiple operators.

Goal: Showcase advanced controller options and programmable functions.

Tools and materials

  • Pressure Sensor N/A — Enabling 'live down pressure' for consistent force
  • Wired Controller — Operating plow functions

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out right yeah we have a larger style handheld for people who don't like the smaller style and then we have a joyti stick and then I can't do it here right now but you can enter a programming mode with this so you could turn on things like soft stop or turn it off or you can turn on uh presets like double tap automatically just lifts the plow automatically does Wings you don't have to hold it right so you can do things like that and that's completely customizable and program programmable so if an operator wants to set it up the way he wants to do it he absolutely can and then it also has memory resets so if you have multiple operators they can actually each have their own controller set up is that right or am I wrong with that one working on that working on that did I just give something away I don't know I don't know maybe you should show them as well the actual pressure apply the down pressure yeah so you can you drop the p on the ground and then hold the the bottom button and it'll apply your down pressure yeah do that against so put it in float position once all right that's float and hold for down pressure and you can see the weight transferred from the truck onto the block all right hey Alex will we try to lift that son of a bit duck up to see how much down pressure is on that do you want to show it before and after yeah yeah all right put her put her in float all right so go ahead and try now all right put down pressure how much down pressure do you think you got I mean cuz it's but it's adjustable right so you can put whatever you want in there right yeah it's adjustable this one's set to about 700 PSI right now okay which was uh like about 6,000 lb of force on the front piston there so you're almost taking the weight that the plin adds off the front wheels at about this pressure now one of the concerns has been with some some guys is a lot of weight on the front of the truck okay um now on my F250 over there what I did is I put in heavier Duty coils and new shocks but I just wanted to do that yeah but you you particularly came up with a balance kit do you have it on any of your trucks uh my brother on the back oh there we go so he he wanted this to be in complete spec yeah right it's all about balancing the truck out any plow you put on it's going to pretty much overweight your front axle um unless you have like a 550 or something so you just got to put the weight in the back B it right to counteract it but you don't need to do this don't need to…

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