Your video is on Youtube now. You need some rust remover on that saw blade. 
You certainly have a lot of interesting toys… 
… I meant to say tools. 
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Yes, you know boys like toys…as scary as possible…
And i really need to replace the blade, it’s heavily pitted under the rust, and i don’t want it to “grenade” in my face 
Going to fix this chunker up some and make a youtube with the help of my “camerawoman” soon.
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Fixed up my old chunker today, put some tension on the v-belts, and some syrup on the flat-belts.
And “filed” the blade, now it cuts really good 
Sharpened and, what do you call when one sets the teeth, “skränkning” in Swedish?
A “test-bag” 50% of it is made of old power poles, wetherproofed with creosote/coal tar, not allowed to re-use or burn, but gives kind of “rocket fuel”…
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I see you went to town with the angle grinder 
Its called the same here, coloquialy. Šrenkanje. Interesting.
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Haha yes, guilty to angle-grinder sharpening
I wondered how you know that, but i saw in the pic the “signs” of the disc was visible…
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Well, the chunker is up and running again, small troubles with the conveyor, but those chunks are hard to “transport” that way
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Impressive piece of machinery. Santa’s workshop comes to mind
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Definately J-O, I bet it would be at least a full day of exploring at Göran’s place for both of us
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Only worked until noon, but did ok. Got a trail open to some good downed piles of hard wood.
Those multicolored blocks on the end of the trailer are service berry or sugarplums. Isn’t that crazy. I never have seen such large stalks before.
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Today i cleared a spot behind my house, put two layers of pallets to get my wood supply up above the ground.
Here’s about half of what i got ready chunked up. Tomorrow im going to build some kind of simple roof.
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