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Trade Show Floor Tour & Snow Plows

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The Midwests Biggest Work truck show!!

What happens here

The host provides a broad overview of the convention space, emphasizing the presence of many specialty applications that cater to various industries. He notes the abundance of snow plows and 'plowing gear,' as well as various accessories and attachments designed for work trucks. He specifically points out a Gledhill snow plow, admiring its heavy-duty construction and the 'roll' design of its blade, which he suggests is optimized for moving snow. He compares it to an older commercial-grade plow he once owned, emphasizing the importance of durable construction for handling snow removal tasks.

Goal: The host walks through the bustling trade show floor, highlighting the variety of specialty applications and unique finds, with a particular focus on robust snow plows.

Tools and materials

  • Gledhill Snow Plow
  • Snow Plows (various brands)

What they say

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this. All right, guys. I'm going to angle the camera so you can kind of see when you come to work trick week. There's a lot of uh specialty applications, things that you may or may not find a relevance to your exact industry, but there's a lot of hidden gems in here as well. Uh, so that's what we look for. The little things that uh you just can't find anywhere else. Like a Glad Hill snow plow. I've never heard of this. But look at the roll on that. Holy buckets. Look at the roll on that snow plow. That's going to roll that snow. Oh, tollwise not impressed with the paint, but paint wears off from all of them. I'm going to tell you right now, this is a very, very heavy duty looking snow plow. Be better for like I had an old school one called a Leo was made in Minnesota back in my neck of the woods. It was one of my very first snow plows and that was a commercial grade heavy heavyduty plow. We're talking about oh built the way they're built when you you know when you when you know putting more metal at something is the right way to do things. Now we have different ways of handling hitting curbs and things like that. But uh let's just keep going. We'll show you the rest of the the thing and we'll take you for the tour you guys. Oh yeah. So I guess I do want to clarify when I say different ways of hitting

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