The so-called "durability tests" on the Squarebody truck and other heavy equipment weren't about pushing engineering limits—they were about outright destruction. From hail storms of rocks to combining operations gone rogue and engines force-fed water, the spectacle unfolded with an almost predictable cascade of mechanical failures, ending in the truck's total annihilation. It's a raw demonstration of how much abuse these machines can absorb before they finally give out, and a stark reminder of the difference between true stress testing and mere obliteration.