Transporting the Toro Multi Force

we have to take it first. So, if you're wondering what we're going to do today, we're going to take the Toro Multi-Force with the 5-foot blade and pit it against a pickup truck plowing a driveway. Well, this is not my original idea. I won't claim it. This idea actually came from my friend. His name is Brian from Ring Lawn Care in Stillwater, Minnesota. I started it a few years ago. He and I were chatting and he had purchased a Toro Multi-Force and he said, "You know, my Toro Multi-Force can plow two and a half driveways as fast as my pickup truck can plow one." And I was like, "What?" He was like, " Yeah." He said, "It's very fast. It's very agile and we could go head-to-head and I'd beat the pickup truck." So, that's what we're going to do today. We will see if the person is lying . We'll see if Brian from Ring Lawn Care is telling the truth or if he's exaggerating. And if you're wondering what shovel I'm using, it's called a man plow . My man card just got a little fatter from using this spade. I don't know why Frankie doesn't use it more often. You know, the guys from this company sent it to me and I gave it to Frankie, but he still went to Walmart and bought an $8 plastic shovel and broke it. Actually, let's take a look at one of the shovels. But where is Frankie's shovel? Oh, here it is. How about this? It's worn down to the bottom. It didn't last long, but he liked it. So, what's your favorite shovel? Do you guys use something like this man plow or do you just use the $8 Walmart shovel that Frankie likes? Okay, let's go to Toro now. and went to get his Multi-Force. Alright,