right place. So, just do that for me. So, the first thing we want to know is that it's got a three-speed on it. Um so, you got low, medium, and what they call aggressive. And they've also mounted the controls on the pillars here. And then, as you can see here, the exhaust blends in well with the center stack right there. Uh they have a very unique transmission setting. So, they've got a touchscreen transmission setting. And if we watch as we hit the controller, as we hit the controller, it will jump to preconceived settings. So, let's go as I'm hitting the button, we'll just watch it dive in. So, this is the speed. So, an operator can program what speed he wants this machine to go and just click a button and it will go. And when you want to program it, you just simply hit this button. And let's say we want to program this We've got 10 customizable programs with different custom ranges. So, if we go to here, we can set it however we want. And when we want to set it ourselves, it's just simply a matter of let's pick Let's pick this one. We can actually touchscreen. We can actually touchscreen where we want it to go. So, if we want to limit this that we want third gear the third click of the the to be at 3 mph, boom, we're there. The fourth one, 4.5. So, we've got all of these presets that we can put into place. They can also do the same thing with your reverse panel, as well. So, your reverse speed here. Another thing that they have is a ripper sensor. So, if you look right here, this lets the operator know that his ripper attachment is down. Yellow means caution, green means go. So, when you see a green sign here, that means the ripper attachment is in up or safe position. And you may say that's a silly thing to even think about, but a lot of times when you're it's a long, dusty, hard, dry day, it's easy to forget whether your ripper's up or down, and sometimes the visibility isn't the best. They've also eliminated 7 in uh from the back of this machine, and they've tucked it in 7 more in, giving the operator a better line of sight down to his ripper attachment from the cab. Those are the major changes, the major innovations that Case has brought to this line of their dozers. Let's just walk around and just take a peek at it. Couple other things, you notice that the other line has a more rounded panels, they've actually squared these up. So, that's just a design feature, but
