The larger manufacturers have a very wide variety of machines and equipment families, and the prices are all a little different. What they have tried to do is, rather than put all of the tariff or the price increases onto one machine, smooth that out across the families of machines across the world.
They've been able to do that successfully so far. I believe they're coming to the end of that path and they're not going to be able to do that as successfully. With the tariffs and the costs of manufacturing, they're going to have to start recouping some of those expenses. It might land entirely on agricultural equipment, but there's also construction equipment, forestry and road-building equipment. Again, it depends on the manufacturer and what their product family is.