Attaching the Rear Snow Pusher

thing. All right. How's the oil? Were you guys able to check that? Yeah. Okay. So, what we'll do is we'll back it up. We'll we'll flip it around and we'll hook up the pull plow. Then we got to check oil on both of them and we'll bring it up to the house. Okay. So, this has its own battery. You can literally raise and lower it without the battery. But now with the with it plugged in, it'll battery tender it. And now I got to come back just a titch. Right. Yeah. We can slide this up a little bit. Is that as high as it'll go? I think so. Now we can we can get it exactly right. So, all right. Now back in. Todd, you want to hold this camera so we can get This is a critical shot. [Music] These people really want to see me back into this pile on the first time with no editing. I couldn't do it. I couldn't leave it unedited. It drove me nuts. I handed Todd the camera and instead of him keeping it on the plow, he actually kind of flipped it backwards and held it up to his chest. So, we got to look at his for like 30 seconds and stuff like that drives me nuts. So, couldn't do it. Sorry, guys. I couldn't make you look at Todd's for 30 seconds. Just a little bit. But you you lined it up lined up perfect. But we got to take the fence out. That helps, doesn't it? Okay, I got my side out. So, let me show them. We got the pins where right there. these are actually probably the easiest snow plows to put on. your experience. What do you think, Lane? I think so. Yeah, I'd say so. You want to lower it just a hair? This one's helpful. Is that Is your side up too high? Oh, yeah. Okay. There we go. Okay. Now, we'll get her up just a titch and we'll see if she'll slide in. Ready? Go.