Fischer Plow Construction

there's a lot of differences that you can see. I mean just even how if you've seen how the other ones are even you know the light towers are connected, you know they were for a long time you know bolted in here on some other ones and this one here is all one nice two-piece. It's extremely rigid and it really they do roll snow extremely nice. I mean they There's So now when you say roll snow, I want to take a look at actual Right Right in here when you start seeing that some of them don't taper nearly as much. Kind of why you have such a heavy following on the Leo big curls. Guys just love them. And the reason you could you could actually drive at a fairly decent clip and the snow would just you know roll right off the top. They Guys still love them to this day. I mean Yeah, I own a I own one. Yeah, I still own one. I own a Leo. Yeah, they're they're they're they're a great plow and that's the big thing that I noticed when running the Fishers is they just seem like when they get to here they put a nice cut on there to where they you know roll the snow away. So yeah, this is definitely a very heavy-duty looking unit for sure. Now I have no experience running a Fisher. I've never ran one in my life. But this is a brand new Fisher? Yeah, yep this one's this one's here and they actually even such have changed some things from this model to the newest ones that have come out in the last couple months. So Now let's talk about this SnowDogg in the middle. Guys, I grabbed the controller for the Snowdog and I I mean I'm I'm old school. I'll tell you straight up in less than I'd say 10 minutes, I had the controller patterned out. I could run it comfortably. Up, down. Full scoop, full retract, blade side to side. This is a very easy plow to get to know. Now, let's look at the controller for the Western.