A family-owned business in Utah is using a machine that can fill sandbags faster than anywhere else at a pace of 1,000 bags an hour.
They're called the Ultimate Sandbagger, and the company has already used them to build up a stockpile of more than 7,000 sandbags that are all sewn up and ready to go.
Brandy Elegante's father, Troy Shinsel said, "It's an investment, but we've been able to help Harrisville City. has one of our machines currently. Draper City gets one next Monday, and so we can help these cities fill a lot of bags in a short order of time."The Ultimate Sandbagger machine can fill 1,000 bags an hour. A family-owned business in Utah has developed this machine that can fill sandbags faster than anywhere else.
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