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The Worlds Most advanced snow blower

What happens here

Examine the internal components and mechanisms of the snow blower. Note the dual augers (introduced last year), designed for improved back-dragging efficiency and faster snow blowing. Observe the serrated edges on the augers, which are crucial for breaking up hard-packed snow and ice. Locate the six-fin fan (a new feature this year), which offers a 15% increase in efficiency compared to previous four-fin designs, reducing hydraulic strain. Identify the hydraulic slip clutch system, which eliminates the need for traditional shear pins by automatically stopping the augers if excessive pressure from an obstruction (like a piece of wood) is detected, preventing damage to the machine. Additionally, locate the side fins, which assist in managing snow flow during operation.

Goal: Identify and understand the function of the snow blower's innovative internal and external components.

Tools and materials

  • Muskox Snow Blower Attachment Muskox — Demonstrating its internal components and mechanisms

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there's the story there's the story all right so what's the story with the snow blower now [Music] okay Adam what are the changes that thanks Ron okay so tell me about what are the changes you've made to this thing what's what's new with it yeah over time as you guys have seen first of all the first thing that's gonna catch your attention is there's two augers in there uh that came out last year it's been a big difference for us You Back Drag and blow more efficiently you blow snow faster um serrated edges you catch this is pretty neat with all the teeth right where we live get soft snow turns into hard snow and we got to eat through it so all these edges all the way through a big difference um big thing this year that uh Stanley can get close in and check out is our sixth fin fan in the past we were four fence and uh we found we're about 15 percent more efficient blowing through big snow because we're just not waiting down the machine as much we're not stealing from the Hydraulics makes a big difference with our hundreds of people that are using this current design so this is truly a three-stage auger attack one yep two and then three and what why the six fans what's the big deal about six versus four yeah we went to a negative angle very much like a water pump you've seen water pumps run and that does a really good job of moving for years doing that we distribute the weight better with it so we're just not bogging on the Hydraulics uh best example is when you're going down you're slowing down going through big snow the probability of that happening is decreased still can happen we just do it less often tell me about this size fins are cool right so when you're using this machine you've never used a snow blower that back drags before um so you have augers that are coming close to the ground they won't hit the ground when we get into this position have a straight line right here that's going to hold all the snow inside the machine and this is all uhmw plastic I'm going to take my gloves off and you guys can see that so it's all uhmw plastic steel does not touch the ground unless you want it to you can touch the ground with the steel cutting edge you guys are going to get a chance to see that I'll show you how you know exactly when that steel touches the ground otherwise we're naturally riding on uhmw which is what they use on skis on snowmobiles very popular in this industry and then back here you've got this is awesome new this year yeah so it's our…

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