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All right, guys. This is a portable scaffold system that has a secret that we're going to show them at the end. But Todd, tell me about this thing while you're putting it up, will you? This is a traveling tower and originally we designed it for ATVs, but we also have mounts for UTVs, side-by-sides, pickups. We got a base mount that we can put on boats. We got multiple different applications that it's being used in. It takes 18 to 20 seconds to lift it. Then we actually put the legs down. We've got a safety bar that gets put in place. So just in case a a bolt or a cable were to break, it's not going to come collapsing down on you. This tower right here, the standard tower, is roughly about 8 ft to the base, you know, without an extension on it. But on here we've got an extension. So now we're at 11 ft. But that's not the maximum height. This can go even higher. >> Yeah, we can put multiple extensions on here if you if a need arises. Now who's going to use this? Well, we got contractors, maintenance guys. We got tree trimmers, high school sporting events. We've been able to film like a football. But that's not what you originally invented this for. Let's show them why you originally invented this. All right, Todd. You got windows on all four sides of this? Yeah, we have windows on all four sides and all all four windows have four zippers so we can actually do different configurations and we can do like corner wedges like this. Or what I like to do is I like to keep it about like this and then if you see something, then what you can do is you can rest your gun right here and use Use as a gun rest. Now technically in Minnesota you're not allowed to discharge a firearm off from a motorized vehicle. How do we get around that, Todd? So, we get around it two ways. Um with it attached to the machine, we can put the legs down to the ground, rendering the machine immobile, and you're on a non-motorized platform. 100% of your body weight is on the ground. But, if you want to go the extra mile, what do you do? >> extra mile, you pull these pins right there, you detach the machine, and get it out from underneath. Then, you can actually take the machine back to your to your cabin or lodge or wherever you want to do it. And you want to definitely ground strap it so that in case a wind comes up, it's not going to blow it over. So, it only requires four pins, one on each leg, 1 2 3 4, and now you're you've got your hunting stand, and you've got your vehicle right there, and they are completely separate. >> Correct. And these are available at the Dirt Monkey Shop. Correct. See you guys there. Thanks, Todd.