Comparison of Power Units and Mounting Systems
At 6:46 in
We Break the Daniels new "DRAGON" Pull plow and a car races us and Loses.
What happens here
Stan, the video's host, provides an interjection from his office to highlight a potential design flaw in the Daniels plow: the power cord for its hydraulic system is positioned underneath the spare tire, a location prone to snow and ice accumulation. Back at the testing site, the team visually compares the power unit of the red Boss Drag Pro 180Z plow (which is housed in a covered box in the truck bed) with the design of the Daniels plow. They also examine the mounting systems: the Boss plow utilizes a three-point mounting system (two in the truck bed, one on the hitch), while the Daniels plow employs a two-point hitch system.
Goal: Analyze and compare the power unit placement and mounting configurations of different pull plows for practicality and durability.
Tools and materials
- Black Pickup Truck Ford F-250 — Equipped with the Boss plow
- Red Boss Drag Pro 180Z Boss — Its power unit and mounting system are being compared
- White Pickup Truck Ram — Equipped with the Daniels plow