Corey Hillebo

It's all products.

I wanted to talk about art.

And Artsway, so this is a brochure.

They have it on the literature.

Yeah, they do.

That's good to see you.

That's fun that the company's evolved and found different ways.

Obviously, I assume the dump cart came with

the harvester, like a necessity of a pairing between the two.

So 900 cubic feet, if that was your grain cart, would that fill a semi?

I do find it fun that we're exploring the history, but part of the history is the features of the products because you can't stick around for 70 years and not have something that somebody wants.

Even if it's 15 of them, somebody still wanted 15 of them.

And you're selling more than 15, which is exciting.

And I would argue it's not something Dave, I, or Corey set out to talk about seven years ago, but it's been fun getting to meet some of these, I'm going to say, small and mid-sized manufacturers that you don't realize, wow, you make all of this?

Mm-hmm.

There's an engineer somewhere that...

You know, can engineer all of these different things where, you know, we went to see the Maya corn head manufacturing facility in Spain.

And that's what they do.

That's just it.

And your facility is pounding out beet harvesters next to shit slingers next to grinder mixers.