Durability, Safety, and Maintenance

soil. Rocks and things don't seem to bother it. If you do nick an edge of the blade, you just unbolt them, flip them around, and you're back in service. Now, this is a low-impact, so a person can stand next to it and not worry about chips flying. Correct. There is no real safety perimeter. There's also no moving teeth that are going or need to be calibrated. On other mulching heads and things like that, they have a series of teeth, and if one of those teeth gets broken, you have to take all of them out, recalibrate the machine, and you know, you risk the operator injury, [music] and you also risk, you know, chips flying and parts flying, and you know, knocking people's windshields or houses. We take it in We do a lot of like city work, uh sidewalk projects. We can get right between houses, cars, and uh get down to the roots, destroy the whole root system without disrupting distribution boxes, cable lines, that