Buying an Airplane toilet Truck and making a Skylift of it

Buying an airplane toilet truck on auction and making a skylift of it from an old De-icing unit.
*English subtitle available*

00:00 wins the truck on auction
00:18 Getting the truck ready to go get toilet truck
04:18 Going to Kiruna
04:41 Buying steel
05:24 Arriving at Kiruna Airport
05:43 Loading tiny truck on big truck
06:31 Going back home with truck
08:04 Unloading the FL4 truck
13:54 Taking the Volvo FL4 on a test drive
15:12 Burning red exhaust
15:47 Burning the soot out of the truck
16:17 Inspecting the lavatory unit
20:05 Volvo TD41 engine in mint condition
20:52 Washing td41 engine and truck
23:48 starting to disassemble lavatory unit
32:55 Lifting the toilet unit off the truck
35:01 Talking about De-icing unit I got a deal on
36:48 Making truck ready to fit skylift platform
1:02:27 Drilling holes for the skylift mounts
1:05:03 removing hoses and wires from old Deicing unit
1:06:12 Bolts the skylift brackets to truck
1:07:30 Painting the fuel tank and fitting it on truck
1:20:18 Installing a second fuel line to trucks diesel tank
1:26:31 fasten batteribox
1:27:32 Fixing the electrical for skylift
1:42:38 Driving the skylift truck home
1:43:11 Test driving the skylift
1:47:11 Volvo Td 41 engine died
1:49:55 Using the skylift as a crane
1:52:10 Talking about what I like to do with the truck in the future
1:53:44 Hanging a Swedish flag
1:54:23 Ending Swedish flag waving

[lasseandresen]

I actually work at Vestergaard Company that builds these ground support equipments, and have been doing so for the last 15 years. Great fun to see this old guy. Vestergaard Company has grown a lot since this unit was produced. If you need any kind of support for the unit, or even want to visit the Vestergaard factory in Roskilde, Denmark, just let me know, and i will gladly give you a tour :)

[glenjamindle]

I'm convinced he lives in a town with a population of 1

[ehamster]

"about minus niner", spoken like a true air traffic controller. Glad to see you again.

[edde]

Dammit, guess I'm staying up till midnight

[janklaas]

This is thousand times better then watching any show on tv! Thank you for sharing it looks like a real nice machine now!

[bw]

Probably the first time it ever went anywhere near 100 (60) in its entire life. lol Thanks for the video!

[danielfernandezgil]

The editing and video shots are very clever, which is why it's nice to see videos up to three or even more hours long. I love the context... Can't wait for the next one. Plus, thanks for not adding horrible music in the background, it helps a lot.

[jensravn]

I build that truck in the 90's as an apprentice at Vestergaard. Funny to see that again and thank god, we don't have smell television. The outlet from that unit does stink. 😊

[_helmi]

7:45 bro is now a Hollywood cinematographer. this shot is amazing

[Joel-stuw]

I love how this guys solves everyday problems with everyday tools... like using a Volvo L90C to swap your Volvo FH12 bed without getting stuck in the snow. Easy! 😁

[markperreault]

Great episode. Couple safety suggestions from a retired lift operator. Get an emergency bucket escape kit and some planks for under your out riggers. 😊

[Diabolos]

Top notch production. You really put in the effort to show everything. Magical camera teleporting to every which angle inside and outside. Looks sort of professional. Like a documentary.

[orestes_io]

Watching the transplant of those panel buttons was so awesome. I love how you balance how messy or accurate you have to be for each task. Compare that to installing the extra fuel lines in the tank LOL Such a different approach

[Amund]

You should keep the pressure pump stuff from the de-icing system, so you can use it to pressure wash your house, roof, big trucks and excavators etc. Maybe even keep the tanks, so you could fill with soap/water to clean stuff in remote areas/away from running water, if that is something you'll ever need.

[MajorLazer]

Your editing is "simple" yet so concise and well rounded to convey enough message without making any part boring. What I mean by simple is not putting any distracting music on but just having authentic engine sounds etc. The amount of camera angles is amazing. Fantastic video

[sopkeuning]

What a versatile man, in the control room from the airport and troubleshooting outside.. No job is too much for this man, even privately made a lift for working at height.. bravo bravo👍

[jibathus]

I watched two movies and this video this evening. This video was better than both movies put together. So awesome.

[mtu-engineer]

You need to use some ground pads under those lift cylinders to prevent flipping over in soft soils. Those pads are only designed for thick concrete surfaces.
Thin concrete surfaces will also punch through.

[philipsomers-james]

I think what does it for many others i guess, is that your style is just natural. No playing up to the camera and always keeping the flow going even if at times your not too sure what to really do. Love how you are always willing to give anything a try and having a great time achieving the goal.

[tombstonecz]

duuuude! this channel is so awesome...the production value, the camera work...can't believe it's (mostly) just one determined guy! can't put words on how awesome this is!