Materials, Cost, and Availability
At 13:38 in
Rolling Fat snow with a Mag snow rator
What happens here
Steve clarifies that while the frame of the Snowrator is mainly powder-coated steel, many critical components, including parts of the attachments and the spreader hopper, are made from stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. To demonstrate this, he uses a magnet to show which parts are non-magnetic (stainless steel) and which are magnetic (mild steel). The host then asks Rick Boss about the machine's cost. Rick states the base unit is around $18,000 MSRP, with attachments ranging from $2,000 to $4,500. Due to supply chain issues, availability is limited, emphasizing the need to act quickly if interested.
Goal: Inform viewers about the construction materials, pricing, and market availability of the Snowrator.
Tools and materials
- Boss Snowrator STH48 Boss — Demonstrating materials and discussing cost
- Magnet N/A — Testing material types (stainless steel vs. mild steel)