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Install Plow Markers and Prepare Emergency Gear

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What happens here

Install new snow plow markers on the plow. The presenter removes them from their packaging and demonstrates their flexibility and height. These markers are essential for visibility and judging plow width in snowy conditions. Finally, ensure all necessary equipment, such as pliers, wrenches, spare hydraulic components, a phone charger, an extra set of clothes, and a powerful LED searchlight, are stored in the plow truck for emergencies and efficient operation.

Goal: Install snow plow markers and ensure the truck is equipped with essential emergency and maintenance gear.

Tools and materials

  • Extra Hoses — Spare hydraulic hoses for emergency repairs
  • Extra Set of Clothes — Changing if clothing gets soiled or wet
  • Hydraulic Cylinders — Spare hydraulic cylinders for emergency repairs
  • LED Searchlight Milwaukee M18 — Providing illumination for repairs and visibility
  • Phone Charger — Keeping communication devices charged
  • Pliers — In-field repairs
  • Snow Plow Markers Winter Equipment — Improving visibility of the plow's edges
  • Wrenches — In-field repairs

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Just when you guys thought you were done, I bring out another box. But here's the bad news. I forgot to bring that up. That actually has to go on before the blade goes on. I really don't like you at all. I really don't like you. Okay. Whoa. There's something else in there. That's not Oh, just they're really tall. Oh, I just got a tall set. Give me the tall one. You want the tall one? I want to see where I'm going. I want them bad boys. I want them bad boys to scrape car ramps when I go under them. This is just going to be full of all the all the most snow plowy things you need. Just this monstrosity with your massive light bar and your pull plow and your gnarly what are they called? I don't know. Do that with your hand again. That really looked your body and your mind. All right, so here's some of the basics that you should carry with you every time you go out snowplowing. Pliers and wrenches in case you have to do any infield repairs. Number two is extra hoses and hydraulic cylinders if you've got the room to carry them. Number three is a phone charger. Number four is an extra set of clothes, but it's not necessarily for yourself. It's for anybody else that happens to be on your crew cuz I've seen it happen more than once where a person's fueling up a skid loader or a loader and the fuel blows back on top of them. Now, that guy can't work covered in diesel fuel. And if you send him home, what's going to happen is that guy's going to get home and then get tired before he gets back to your site. It's easier if you have the extra set of clothes that he can change right there and wash up and keep working. And last but not least is the right flashlight. Because sorry to say this to you guys, a good flashlight is almost mandatory because you're going to end up using it way more often than you want to. And here's the one that I always carry with me. I don't even know what they call that light. I'll be totally honest with you. Don't know. But I'm going to put a link to it in the description down below. I would not go snowplowing without this LED search light. I wouldn't go without it. I just I would not go snowplowing without this thing cuz you can set it just like this. Rotate the head. You got a spotlight, you got a search light, and you got a spot search light combo. Your batter is rechargeable. It lasts all night long. We use it time and time again. And I'm not trying to sell you on it. I'm trying to prepare you cuz it's way better than a regular flashlight.…

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