Sounds good. The unicorn. What What, where, when, why? Tell me about it, will you? Yeah, so this is the Hilltip Ice Striker Reliance series and it's just a natural progression of our product portfolio as we move forward. So, this is basically the largest in the family of the Ice Striker spreaders. All 304 stainless steel, powder coated orange here in this case. It does have integrated liquid. Actually, the integrated tanks are behind the stainless panels here, but if a customer needed more capacity, we We add 330, 660, or 900 gallon additional tanks to the very front of this. As we come around the back, show me the interior workings of this, will you, Craig? Sure. So, this is an optional foldaway ladder that would allow an operator to climb up to the very top of the machine to get access to to to see whatever is there's a jam, see how full it is. We also would have handrails that support this option. So, you make an old man climb here. We'll open this up for you so you can see. These are dual hydraulic liquid pumps. So, as this unit is equipped, we have a spray bar. >> [music] >> Those two pumps will generate up to 95 GPM. So, what that means is if you're out with this configuration trying to treat a major highway, for example, you've got three-lane capability with this. Love it or hate it, the wave of the future is in brine, and Hilltip offers two different models. A standard flow model that you'll see out there where everybody else is doing it, but they do it a little bit different. And then they've got a high-flow unit as well. But let's just check these things out. >> So, now this is Hilltip's brine sprayer. Correct. This is 24-volt and 12-volt. So, you got them side by each at this point. >> Correct. Because effectively, this is the high-flow series spray striker units. And the reason we have them side by side, this unit is a 24-volt configuration that's capable of up to 38 to 40 gallons per minute. The baby brother over here, which is the 12-volt, that'll be uh the maximum flow rate on it is up to 12 gallons. And now this is a This is a plug-and-play system. So, you throw this in the back of a truck, plug it into the truck, and now you have its own battery system, its own inverter, and it can run indefinitely without running out of juice. >> Yeah, exactly right. >> As long as the truck is on, this will operate. >> You're got you got it. So, the the the premise here is that a contractor will run a harness like…
