Bought a belt loader and modifying it to handle firewood

[@najken]

I truly loved the unexpected lunch break eating hot dogs

[@arturas544]

53:05 My favorite cooking channel on youtube!

[@incubatork]

You could put a couple of hooks at the end of the sawdust/splinter chute to hang a sack on, this will collect the small debris that is good for starting a fire, also saves you sweeping up afterwards.

[@BartholomewJenkins69420]

great idea

[@BrianJChelf]

Greetings for the middle of the U.S.A. I just recently discovered your channel, and I really enjoy the content. You are a talented man. Lots of snow in your part of the world, around here winter is much milder, but we still get snow every now and then. Keep up the good work and the fine videos!

[@anton2760]

When bjoernstroem posts a vid, you press like before even seeing it! Allways bangers!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks!

[@andersholt4653]

Brilliant piece of handy work you've done. I'm impressed (and a little bit envious). Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪.

[@HateMerchant]

He is Swedish lol

[@erwinvandeursen3916]

One of the best channels out there.

[@morganfreeman5171]

Keep on doing these videos, because I'm sure your channel has the potential to grow big in the future !

[@dickdavidson3616]

No kidding. 14 videos and he’s at 18.2k already!

[@pmkgamingtv]

Sweden Andrew Camarata 😀

[@halkuhns8070]

As good a KZbin Channel as there is! Excellent content!

[@halkuhns8070]

@@pmkgamingtv Yes! and Swedish Gavin Clark DIY!🙂

[@gordoncampbell4706]

Best part of this video is seeing the wood splitter working without your arm between the blade and the ram. Please, please be careful Mattias and best regards.

[@mtozzy11]

Your firewood system is coming along nicely. Nice use of an old baggage conveyor truck seems to have been fairly well cared for

[@Timothy-lb2vr]

His finished weld beads are pieces of art work.

[@rage2kk3]

This man just ate 8 hot dogs like it was nothing.

[@najken]

😂😂

[@Kvickification]

You need many Bullens Pilsnerkorvar to get full :D

[@janstahl9589]

@@Kvickification 😂😂, behövs pilsner dricka till 😂

[@Privateparry]

I know right!

[@rictus7222]

I remember when I used to have a metabolism

[@earlhildebran1733]

Congrats, he is the cutest baby. Enjoy him while is small. Tomorrow he will off to college. Take care and enjoy your new bundle.

[@morgansword]

Anything automated and saves the back is a great thing

[@fredrick3009]

Awesome and inspiring video. Also looks like I have to be the first to it knowledge his 8 hotdogs for lunch. I'd need a nap after that meal! Keep it up man, love every video.

[@barrymurray8264]

You are something else !!! That was a great video to watch. I just hope the transmission gets straightened out. That is a wood machine. We have no snow in Middletown Del USA. We don’t expect any til February or March. Be well my friend !

[@Thegrim326]

Good job mate I love seeing things being redesigned and used again instead of it sitting in a scrap yard waiting to die

[@anzicek]

Awesome work man, I love these fabrication projects that you tackle. Putting old iron to use.

[@oliverl8880]

By the way …. The weather is still normal for you, a bit of our snow here would be nice too. Greetings from northern Germany

[@jayeff3196]

Mr Bjoernstroem....you keep producing these great videos showing us subscribers your skills 👏 .....keep them coming....🙂

[@patriciabockenstette6550]

Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing. Look forward to more.

[@joescheiner-my4zj]

Stupid question of the day... I see you are driving the belt loader with the belt in the "UP" position. Have you checked for the safety override?? As a fleet service clerk (aka baggage handler) who uses these daily, they should have a switch that restricts the speed when the belt is not fully down. This is to prevent someone from doing serious damage to a plane when approaching, if the brakes fail. This may be why you are having problems. Keep up the great projects! You are fun to watch.

[@DannebergAcres]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Never thought of that since its so old. But its a good idea. will check that.

[@thatoneguy6725]

@@M.BJOERNSTROEMwas that the issue?

[@rods41]

Swedish Macgyver! Love the content! Your production quality is really great! always look forward to another upload!

[@johneinarkarlsen9747]

You are a hard working man. Keep on with that. I like your videos😀😃😄

[@John-vf9py]

Ingenious!! Love this entire system. You can load trucks,trailers or make piles wherever you like. Maybe install some lights on the conveyor belt

[@tammyfinch5469]

😂 yes!

[@heighRick]

Solid 8-hotdogs, like a boss! 🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭🌭 Thanks for the video; always great, and helps a lot! Looking forward to the next one.

[@jimwilson7567]

Thanks

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Wow, Thanks Jim!!

[@annechristiansen941]

Tusen takk for god underholdning. 👍🤗👍

[@andrewrobinson2869]

Great video . Very impressive, thinking out of the box . I like that, once the truck is under the other side no more loading the truck. Every bit help-in time & energy,

[@Nakkisampyla]

Great machine and look at those wheels with hubcaps!

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. It's winter around here. Even the snow is deep.

[@patrikpersson9446]

That workshop you uses...it's seems to have it all!! Perhaps former Domänverket?

[@1herbert100]

Great Job! What a worker you are young man, I'm impressed.

[@MrPhotodoc]

Never saw a vise quite like the pump style in the shop. Looks much easier and quicker than the rotating handle type.

[@samchososam]

Besides the hot dog win…… what a clean shop!!!

[@randytaylor3421]

Everything was brilliant, including the hotdogs in a can.

[@daveleach4357]

My compliments on every aspect of this video, they are EXCELLENT. The video quality is terrific and the drone footage is superior to most. Your engineering planning and workmanship in my opinion is Master Journeyman Quality. Your shop makes me envious and is a pleasure to view. I have Subscribed and look forward to more of your videos.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks Dave!

[@John_Ridenour]

The brake issue may be any old rubber lines that need replaced, that won't allow pressure release flow back away from brakes.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Will need to check that in the future

[@tammyfinch5469]

Awww! I wanted to see the belt roll the ❄️ snow off😢. Oh, well. It's not like it won't snow again 😅. I just discovered your channel. I really enjoy watching them.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

I tried, but it wasn't strong enough to do it! Thanks

[@ahobimo732]

I've worked around heavy equipment all my life, but I've never seen one of these before. Really strange and interesting machine!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

it sure is!

[@3daystodie]

@@M.BJOERNSTROEM there’s another KZbinr his channel is Andrew camarata he is in New York State USA he did a video of a rock crusher it has a belt feeding material through it well he had it replaced on video by a company that replaces them if you was to contact him maybe he could give you the company’s info and either the company can make you a belt or refer you to a company in your country unless you are in the USA then it’s easy or make you a belt then maybe you can upgrade it to do both wood and gravel

[@DannebergAcres]

Ever been to an airport? Lots in use in South America.

[@ahobimo732]

@@DannebergAcres I've flown plenty of times, but never noticed these machines before. I'll have to keep an eye out the next time I travel.

[@JH-lo9ut]

This one looks like it was built in the 1960's but seems well cared for. This was back when Sweden was a well, a semi-socialist country. This truck has the logo of the government air traffic authority on it. Government agencies employed a lot of people to care for equipment, whether it needed to or not. Mechanics had lots of time on their hands and they might as well do stuff thoroughly instead of rushing it. These old machines that belonged to government agencies are often in remarkably good condition. Nowadays, everything has been privatized or is run like a business. Old stuff get's thrown out instead of repaired and maintained.

[@jerryc3050]

Did you just eat all the hot dogs without at least inviting us to share? 😛 I love your cooking stove! Cooling weld doesn't do it, get that blow torch. 🤣

[@williamfgreene6855]

Greetings from white mountains of new hampshire usa i have a rubber belt conveyor on my cordking processor it took me 30 years to wear belt out 4ply and it was the inside of belt that gave out, outside was very smooth so i put on snowmobile studs so it wood work in winter and in rain. very good job on your modification . 600 usd conveyor outrageous!

[@rosco0567]

Looking forward to this. Wee can and a snack and settle in. Thanks again 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ShaneCDixon]

Nice Job with that conversion, I would just try to get better alignment from the saw to the center of the belt to remove that right side feed issue. Great work!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks, i will do that when i get the truck here and start using this for real

[@OkayestEngineer]

Your videos are so awesome. Your work ethic is inspiring... When you do a project, task, or anything, you do it right - no half-ass. Also, you need to get Helly-Hensen to sponsor you. I am going through all your videos, kept thinking dang I need some of them pants... Finally saw the HH logo.

[@waste0ftime1]

Nice microdose x-ray inspection system you have in the workshop 😂 Nice video as always! ☺️

[@BMtechnl]

Man I love your workshop!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Sadly not mine, just something i can use from time to time

[@huninmunin1732]

Great video thank you I found the European andrew camarata

[@hobbybymyself870]

Ant Pants is as good as Bjorn

[@rudolfsevcik]

Yes sir!

[@MrPhotodoc]

Somebody needs to visit somebody.

[@famousamoso7]

Very nice build. My suggestion would be to make the sides of the catch (where it falls on the conveyor) steeper to prevent the wood from resting on the sides and collecting.

[@romas3342]

Man I love your videos. What do you do for a living and how can you afford shop like that and all these projects?

[@dickdavidson3616]

Believe this is a family business.

[@chevobelomorkanal]

awesome video once again!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks!

[@chevobelomorkanal]

@@M.BJOERNSTROEM now im even more stoked to go to sweden again in august! :P

[@terryreynolds1366]

Love all of the toys in your shop all of your machines thanks again for the videos from the US states. Georgia usa

[@miltonchavez1262]

Nice modification!

[@Satellite-Man_521]

That things awesome, great job. The "truck" itself would make a great around town/home hauler if you bought another and pulled the entire lift assembly and made a total flat deck

[@justineheart8200]

Since your in such cold place there is a frost free hydrant sold at tractor supplies and it can give water even in extreme cold places!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Not sure why you think i need that

[@KeyserSoseRulz]

You are very resourceful. Good job.

[@alainloret2454]

Alain Loret

[@VicsYard]

Gotta love them hook loaders. I do the craziest stuff with mine. 👍🏼

[@barttraynor1220]

Enjoyable to watch your videos 👍🏻

[@comucall]

Excellent job on elevator, keep the videos coming, Best Wishes from The United Kingdom👍👍

[@timstevens7801]

A brilliant piece of work well done👍

[@FishingFrustrationsUK]

saw dust and lil bits that drop threw can be compressed damp and make extra fire wood

[@lucasmcmillan6915]

Nice job on that machine

[@NordicRagnarok]

Greetings from Denmark. Good job man! Your videos are like Andrew Camaratas, only in a nordic style. I love it. Definitely subscribing :)

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks!

[@stevenpaisley7209]

Ya need a can of start ya bastard (Ether ) canadain issue also if we lived closer would give ya a set of snow tires and chains.not mutch use for 14" snow chains any more .How times change .Awsome vidios. Keep up the great work .just found your page .

[@bjorncarlsson6295]

About welding that thick flatbar. To make the weld stronger, making som weld preps to make the weld penetrate better is advised. I.e. beveling one edge (e.g. the short end of the flatbar) and fill the void with weld. Then you will get a fullt penetrated and stronger weld😊

[@Jetli120]

Keep the vids coming, really enjoy videos!

[@7810jam]

Another great video!

[@bonsaj1983]

Realy nice Job. Great. Greez from 🇨🇭

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thank you!

[@MrDhalli6500]

one solution I see is when the wood drops down from the cut, the wood can canter to the left or canter to the right or be on the left or right side of the belt when it gets pushed into the wedge splitter, the two guide plates on either side that guide the log into the wedge splitter should be a total V this way the wood is always centered on the wedge splitter head on not cantered left or right. The only thing that would effect is the height of the log inside the V, so if it's a small log say 3" diameter it will be low inside the V but if it's a 20" log it will be higher inside the V when it's pushed up against the wedge splitter.

[@bobjoncas2814]

.....LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE JOB, KEEP SAFE...

[@peted7387]

keep going man this channel will blow up

[@AquaPeet]

Love your videos, and great idea! I think the chute angles need to be steeper, I'm affraid the wood will stay on it rather than sliding down on the conveyer.

[@harrytaylor6854]

Great video really like your shop and the tools you have for being able to build your projects.MMMM hotdogs great way to cook them looks like you enjoyed them .I have boxes of the clamps to lock belts together I have asked people at companies if had any use for them just a no Anyway enjoy your video's well done thank you look forward to more all the best from N.B. Canada

[@michaelhounsell3888]

Where in NB$

[@johnnybuss5637]

En hydraulisk timmerkran på en timmervagn hade inte varit helt fel, det jobbiga är annars att få upp timret. (Jag vet, eldar helt med ved som jag kapar o klyver med en gammal enhet som sitter på traktorns trepunkt.) ❤️ din verkstad! Snygga jobb du gör.

[@hillppari]

It would really help if the belt had some bolted metal slats to help push the wood like proper conveyers that are made for firewood. Unless you only use it in low angles. Higher angle would make the wood slip without them.

[@Larry-325]

Always love your projects! Great content 👍👍👍 From Maine USA

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Very nice build

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

[@bornhunter6171]

GREAT VIDEO'S You need to put some folding wheel ramps on your flatbed trailer so you can just drive your equipment on and of that trailer instead of using the skid loader.

[@TrinomCZ]

I love the snow cap on the cab :D

[@richardsummers9009]

Ours the One With all the Valentine's ♥️♥️😊🎼🎶

[@jimsvideos7201]

It is worth highlighting how your can o' wieners was somewhat reflective to infrared. If you need to be sure, put a piece of electrical tape on a surface of interest and set your emissivity to 0.95; that'll give you a reliable reading.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Good point, did not think of that

[@Edward-turtle]

Lower boom to down position and the drive it , maybe a safety feature ???? lika a limp mode??

[@houdalbalushi8633]

There is a defect in the pressure tube, there is a hydraulic oil leak! Look at a minute 1:14:26

[@houdalbalushi8633]

Lake please. to see a problemake

[@andrewcooper8980]

Love it. Great idea

[@BarnStangz]

Dude, for $600 bones that was the score of the century! I would have bought it too! Looks like a fun project and it's nice that you have a good shop to work out of, with nice tools. Your dinner looks good, I wish we had canned hotdogs, I'll have to look for some. When I was Ikea a while back I bought some Swedish mustard, it was in a bright yellow bottle, but when I used it, it was a dark brown, it was pretty good. I don't know if you guys can get American mustard over there? I like all kinds of mustard, lol! Thanks for sharing with us, your fabrication skills are really good and it's inspiring, now I want to get into my shop and do something too! Hope all is well for you!

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Maybe IKEA has them canned hot dogs. I think i seen some in the store, never bought it though. Thanks, same to you!

[@BarnStangz]

@@M.BJOERNSTROEM I'll have to take look for sure. So cool how you can just boil them in the can and then eat!

[@Aaronsx8px4ki3z]

love the idea and the video thanks for showing us

[@molitovv]

Do you ever get sick of the snow?

[@AW-Services]

Could you not add a 5hp electric motor onto the top shaft and use it if near a mains outlet. Also just remember that when the conveyer belt does break you automatically have a life supply of mud flaps

[@jarvisautofabrication284]

Sounds like the transmission is trying to go forward in 2nd gear and not 1st. Check the linkage and make sure it shifts into all the slots correctly. Great bud. Always love fabrication stuff

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

I did do that, no problem there. Thanks

[@timnash6870]

Tim from Canada..I have never seen caned hotdogs before… it must be European or Scandinavian country’s that have this…. even here in Canada, we have the cheaper brand of hotdogs and they’re still in a plastic wrapper….. Snyders wieners is the major brand of hotdogs and lunch meats, and sausages. This is the major brand if you want top quality meat…. Then every store has their number named . Brands of meats, sausages, and hotdogs, but even still everything is in a plastic wrapper. I’ve never seen hot dogs in a can before.

[@viikmaqic]

Normally its plastic. But bullens pilsnerkorv comes in cans, they are amazing and lasts long in the can. I think 3 years

[@playlife86]

100.000 followers! Grattis!

[@_scrapman4324]

You might think about installing scrap rubber belting on the hopper where the steel meets the belt so wood chips don't get under the belt.

[@josephkitchel6259]

You are going to need about 50 more HP to move all that extra steel! Maybe an extra set of front tires? Good work!

[@johnsoper7649]

For the rubber rejuvenation Use at 205 reseal by ATP and put on the rubber it will make it last long enough for the purpose at hand

[@SoupyOatmeal]

Good content , good video , IMO you can grow this channel but remember it takes time.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks, im in no hurry. This is just a fun hobby.

[@1944chevytruck]

AWESOME JOB! I LOVE IT!

[@eduardfrazao3506]

That’s good job smart man

[@raimoturpeinen7730]

Go on doing these videos. Where you ordered hydraulic chain shaw motor and equipments. How mutch oil per minute?

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Check my previous video about the processor, i answered a lot of questions like that there in the comments.

[@aymasg]

i realy like what you do ..keep it going i was looking for some like u 💐