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Final Assembly

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Building a PLOW from Scratch in 3 hours 4K

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What happens here

Finished and powder-coated frame components are brought to the final assembly line. Multiple workers collaborate to quickly add the yellow moldboard, cutting edges, side wings, and other smaller components to the frame. This is a highly coordinated process, with parts being delivered by forklifts and workers using hand tools and power tools to secure everything in place. Once fully assembled, the snowplow receives its branding stickers and is ready for quality control checks before being moved to the outdoor storage area. The process from start to finish for one snowplow is completed in under three hours, highlighting the efficiency of the assembly line.

Goal: Assemble all components into a complete, functional snowplow.

Tools and materials

  • Forklifts Unspecified — Delivering large components to the assembly line
  • Hand Tools — Securing components during assembly
  • Power Tools — Securing components during assembly
  • Branding Stickers Arctic — Applying company branding to the finished product
  • Cutting Edges Arctic — The replaceable wear parts at the bottom of the moldboard
  • Side Wings Arctic — Extensions on the sides of the plow to increase plowing width
  • Yellow Moldboard Arctic — The main snow-plowing surface

What they say

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[Music] [Applause] [Music] you [Music] the question I have for you guys is where did you guys start with the manufacturing process I mean cuz you're a Service Company you guys didn't inherit a factory you had to figure out how to do this what were your roots where did you come from well it started off um when my father before we were selling the plows just making them for our own Fleet uh one man in a garage that turned into a couple guys making you know 40 50 plows a year then we started selling them and then we went and got this facility leased it and built it in the factory is today through different stages and it's been the same guy uh Jeff sexon who started with my dad 20 years ago till last week which was his 20th anniversary building this Factory from the ground up so you guys had to figure it out right from scratch it's not like you inherited from scratch inherited yeah because 20 years years ago a factory didn't exist exactly how many people you got working here now in this facility about 60 yeah about 60 just building snow plows another 1,500 out in the field plowing snow still to this day during the winter yeah and

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