@supernova5934
I would like to see it tested against actual obstacles while plowing an actual road
@Destroyer38866
Pros: your plow attachment doesn’t get damaged. Cons: your vehicle does.
@Mazarine-kf6yz
God forbid you hit ICE
@leoschneider3570
Looks ridiculously flimsy and it probably costs a fortune
@alexandert6489
I'm a Canadian (and already proved to be better plower than most contractors). I use a 70s john deere 2120 tractor and a Mennonite made snow blade and it goes over obstacles better than most plows since it's hooked to a 3pt hitch and not on a solid frame
@ethanhann8406
The whole point of plows not doing that is to break ice this is dumb as shit.
@ElijahB-eu6sj
It can also scrape off the snow on the obstacle making it so people can see the obstacle
@ericf8453
A complicated solution to a problem that has already been solved
@Fluffy_Owl352
Thank god! Solid frozen snow blocks on the road are safe now!👌
@JohnKJV3-16
They have springs on plows, to slip down when they hit an obstacle.
@mathiaswerner9282
Already existed over 50 years ago in Germany for the Unimog
@MrGhostLt
Plows with springs have existed for over 50 years over i EU... And just now someone told a USA company and they building a cheap crap copy...
@murtazapirani9644
instead of damaging the plow it'll damage the actual truck. Sweet
@ColeAylesworth
I can’t believe how smart they are. I wish I had thought of a snow plough that doesn’t plough things😂
@dunno7237
But I love finding chunks of city plow in my yard
@khristiannatividad9378
“Easily destroys regular snow plows” as it shows a regular one going right over a bump lol
@MpS__tiden_går
When the snow builds up in the front, will this still be effective? Hmm..
@DaesDroolMoes
Hidden kids
@nimaxd8568
Schneepfüge mit einzelnen flexiblen Abteilungen gab es in Deutschland schon in den 80er Jahren
@TechMomentss