I'm going to start the engine. I'm going to start the engine. I'm going to start the engine. So our electric PCS now has a subsoiler or a Ripper tooth. And here in the greenhouse, very beginning of the season. Yes, that is in fact the snowbank on the north side of the building. And we're trying to get these beds ready. And for a couple of years we've been loosening the soil by broad forking once a year. But the opportunity came up to buy this single tooth subsoiler used. And we're curious to know if we could make it work. And it does. Oh, I ended up getting one. I'm playing some of that. Get some of my dead marks, corner marks over here. A little quieter. Look, the diff this time. So it's second gear. The motor drivetrain has no trouble with it. I was running it in first gear and in second. And it works down to about a 10 inch depth without any trouble. These are not the huge, the large PCS wheel and tire combo. The order to big set because I think it would be nice to have a bit more traction. And it'll also give us a slight speed bump that will be handy with the electric drive, given the way it's set up. So that's going to be later this summer. But this totally works. So these are the five inch by 10 inch wheels. So they're about 20 inch overall diameter on a 10 inch rim. And yeah, the PCS is enough heavier with the two battery packs up front that I had to scrounge a piece of scrap steel to balance it. It looks like it's low. That's about 10 inches, 10-11. Promising.