When I was an apprentice mech we repaired alternators, distributors , relined brakes, today is a throw away society. Good to see some repairing stuff ;-)
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I rebuilt a 4 ton trolley jack for my father a few years ago because it was leaking externally. All I had to replace was the O ring on the end of the piston as the wiper seals were still good,I just refilled it with Dexron III ATF & it has been used a lot since with no problems !
It’s amazing just to see you tear down that 32 ton jack and fix it to working condition. Where rest of the world would just throw it away and buy a new one. It’s good to see somebody who cares. Please keep up the good work. You did a very good job👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍
I love how they fix everything. Nothing goes to waste. Basically, everything is restored.Here in U.S.A made in China stuff doesn’t last long, instead of fixing it, we throw it away and buy new ones.This tools are made well, and when they don’t work like they used to, it gets restored👍
There is no need to repair them in a 1st world nation. When the cost of labor becomes much more than the cost of materials, it becomes more costly to repair something than to build a new one. In the USA, even just 50 years ago, this sort of thing was done all the time. My dad is 83 and is very old school. He doesn't understand that if you spend 6 hours of your day trying to rebuild and fix a door knob that you can buy for $25 at the local hardware store, you have just wasted your entire day. You just spent $100 dollars of your labor repairing a $25 door knob. In the US and the Western world, there indeed are some things that are such high quality and so expensive that you do want to repair, rather than throw away. My brothers and I repair our own vehicles all the time, and it is WAY cheaper than buying new ones. Of course, most people don't learn how to repair their own vehicles these days and end up buying a new one every 2 to 5 years.
@@LN997-i8x Not true in the slightest degree. What do you think would be the most economically profitable? Cutting down an entire forest all at once, thereby ending all revenue after that one time? Or only cutting down the right number of trees and planting more so that you are ensured to have more trees to cut down in the future?
I find it amazing that people get so caught up in the hype of how this is so amazing. As a trades qualified engineer what do you think people did before China make crap cheaper then it cost to repair things. Every country had these skills. We were all just to stupid to loose them
You shouldn’t find it that amazing, you explained why people are enamored with it. People find it amazing because it’s a lost art not done or seen around here. Done overseas, much cheaper and shittier.
Part of the reason the skills were lost is the fact most modern stuff is designed and manufactured in such a way that it's not rebuildable in the first place. Just look at all the brand new bottle jacks that advertise "welded construction" like it's a feature and not an open admission that they're completely unrepairable.
While I respect his obvious skills and experience, when you are dealing with something that has to hold 32 Tonnes and has the potential to cause serious injury or even death, you have to follow the correct procedure. Pushing new seals in with a screwdriver and re-using the old oil you took out of it is not two of them.
they don't care for their own life, why should care for somebody elses? Seriously all I can see is serious lack of education, I think that most of this men wasn't have even elementary school. They know something about mechanics, but their knowlege is full of holes, you can clearly see lack of proper education in all of videos this type.
@@lordred7462 well they need education you are right but you can't say everything they repair was not useful what have you done in your life by the way??!!!do you have done such hard work I hardly think so you are one of the people who always complains about others while they have done nothing in their own live.
@@noumanabbasi9547 look pal I have car repair garage. I'm my own boss so I know a thing or two about mehanics. This guys have some amazing skills to do job with no tools or barely any tool but they lack knowledge and attention to details. Their repairs are pure luck 50% chance it will work and 50% chance.it won't. I watches video where guy serviced trucj transmission and he wasn't bothered to put new oil in after repair?! Dealing with molten metal on the ground with only sandals on their feet? If he is that poor that he can not buy himself proper safety boots when dealing with molten metal he could at least wrap his feets in some blankets, nylon, use proper shoes no matter how crappy they are. They just don't care for their own safety and for repairs to be done well. When you add a bunch of "I don't care for anything" people and corrupted goverment you get hell on earth like that 3rd world country named pakistan
@@lordred7462 I 90% agree with what you are saying here, and even in this video, the hydraulic oil is such low, when the jack was under the truck it was barely moving, there could even be leaks, which we cannot see here, he has to put that under such truck and measure the piston height and check probably several hours after to see whether any leakage or not, even he filtered that oil, but I'm not sure what type of filter he used, there are many particles that can still cause corrosion and pass by that filter, besides hydraulic oil degrades over time, etc. etc. many gaps are certainly there. But I what I don't agree is, it is not about that they don't care about their life or each other's life, it is simply they are not aware/conscious of such consequences and what/how can be prevented, it is just about the education, if you don't practice you don't do it, this is simply all about that. I don't think any of them just living suicidal.
@@Tinnitussss yes, you're right they lack formal education. And proper one. In any mechanical class teacher won't teach you to just reuse old hydraulic fluid because it's just bottle jack. That bottle jack holds 20 tons above their heads when in use so they don't wont for it to fail. right? they live dangerously and even don't know it.
You would love a nice cleaner tank with a power spray, then again you guys are so good I am surprised you haven't built one. The traffic noise would drive me nuts.
I didn't know hydraulic jet can be restore or repair all I've seen they threw it all away to recycle junk yards, this proper way how restore hydraulic pump that must have air pressure to clean any unknown material in the hydraulic pump, and done quality check that's absolute restoration
This is not a restoration! It's actually a bad maintenance, because you can't see him opening a new gasket package, he used the old ones. He used the same used oil without even filtering it. He didn't use even 5 ml of paint to protect against possible rust. He just did a rough cleaning and you guys who put out the video call it an amazing restoration? Please give me a brake!!! Tomb`s down for both of you!
@Алексей Мелешко Ну, если они фокусами не занимаются, то вполне. В какую миску налил, из той же обратно вылил. Цвет одинаковый темный. Вобщем то и неудивительно. Если они после кап ремонта мотора заливают слитое старое масло. Это я видел. А ты другого мнения?
Very nice job! You have skills! IF you were cleaning the parts with gasoline, please chase away the guys with sigarets like around 3:40... Just to make sure you can make more videos for us. ;)
You are very good at repairing those jacks. Was that transmission fluid? Please consider wearing gloves as dirty oil and solvent are a known to cause cancers. I was told this many years ago by a representative of an oil company. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
Roadside workshops, self taught mechanics from Pakistan.. they are speaking Pushtu. People generally think they are thick head worriers but they are very intelligent as well. Very friendly and great hospitality.
Interesting to watch that they only use like 5 different tools for this job. In western countries we would use like 15-20 different ones, plus all the different chemicals for cleaning this and that...In the end, the thing that truly matters is what works or not. My point is, you can achieve a lot of things with a hammer, a philip screwdriver and some pliers. And the mindset of make it work.
Salam aleikum brother I am from Kyrgyzstan too I am engaged in the repair of hydraulics, we nowhere have spare parts for such jacks Tell me where you can get it
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Minutes 7:24..he installed wrong part...O-ring not supposedly to be there, he supposed installed wiper/lipseal there to avoid the dirts from going inside the oil reservoir and further damage the internals. Minutes 10:44 there supposedly have 1 o-ring and 1 backup ring..but he put 1 o-oring only Minutes 2:15 he didnt service the relieve valve which is the most important when you are doing load holding.
Также выкинул и все, а хотелось, чтоб отремонтировали но специалистов нет, приходится покупать новые и снова выкидывать через короткий промежуток времени. Надо пакистанцев к нам вести, а то везём такжиков да узбеков, которые не могут не чего.
@@Viktuar655 Сейчас ремкомплекты на любой советский домкрат есть в продаже, ШААЗ 5т, старого, нового образца, 12т и и тд, главное отмыть его и увидеть маркировку. Восстановил 5 домкратов, 3 моих, 2 вообще с чермета забрал. С одного изготовил пресс. Работают изумительно. Главное декстрон 2 заливать, веретенка гуще, не всякий домкрат будет на ней работать, особенно на морозе.
When I was an apprentice mech we repaired alternators, distributors , relined brakes, today is a throw away society. Good to see some repairing stuff ;-)
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سعودی عرب سے: -
حیرت انگیز کام اور ہمارے پاکستانی بھائیوں کی تخلیقی صلاحیتیں
I rebuilt a 4 ton trolley jack for my father a few years ago because it was leaking externally.
All I had to replace was the O ring on the end of the piston as the wiper seals were still good,I just refilled it with Dexron III ATF & it has been used a lot since with no problems !
It’s amazing just to see you tear down that 32 ton jack and fix it to working condition. Where rest of the world would just throw it away and buy a new one. It’s good to see somebody who cares. Please keep up the good work. You did a very good job👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍
I love how they fix everything. Nothing goes to waste. Basically, everything is restored.Here in U.S.A made in China stuff doesn’t last long, instead of fixing it, we throw it away and buy new ones.This tools are made well, and when they don’t work like they used to, it gets restored👍
I have been Colombia and I hv seen how AC chip boards right in the street no special tools ...all DIY tools ....we waste bc we hv it good
ہاہاہا طالبان کمال کر دیا
ہاہاہا طالبان کمال کر دیا
لکھتے لکھتے قلم ہی ختم ہوجائے گی مگر میرے پیارے رسول اکرم صل اللہ علیہ والہ وسلم کی تعریف کبھی ختم نہیں ہو گی ❣😍
⁰😅
Their effort is beautiful, and to think that many of us throw away those jacks because there is no one to repair them
There is no need to repair them in a 1st world nation. When the cost of labor becomes much more than the cost of materials, it becomes more costly to repair something than to build a new one. In the USA, even just 50 years ago, this sort of thing was done all the time.
My dad is 83 and is very old school. He doesn't understand that if you spend 6 hours of your day trying to rebuild and fix a door knob that you can buy for $25 at the local hardware store, you have just wasted your entire day. You just spent $100 dollars of your labor repairing a $25 door knob.
In the US and the Western world, there indeed are some things that are such high quality and so expensive that you do want to repair, rather than throw away. My brothers and I repair our own vehicles all the time, and it is WAY cheaper than buying new ones. Of course, most people don't learn how to repair their own vehicles these days and end up buying a new one every 2 to 5 years.
@@karozans The most economic thing to do is rarely the most ethical or sustainable.
@@LN997-i8x Not true in the slightest degree.
What do you think would be the most economically profitable? Cutting down an entire forest all at once, thereby ending all revenue after that one time? Or only cutting down the right number of trees and planting more so that you are ensured to have more trees to cut down in the future?
I find it amazing that people get so caught up in the hype of how this is so amazing.
As a trades qualified engineer what do you think people did before China make crap cheaper then it cost to repair things. Every country had these skills. We were all just to stupid to loose them
And look at all the jobs it creates, people to make them and also people to maintain and fix them.
Omong gatel aq g' ngrti bahasa mu!
Job creation isnt a good thing. Most of Europe has waaaay too much work for the population. People become richer if the jobs are more valuable
You shouldn’t find it that amazing, you explained why people are enamored with it. People find it amazing because it’s a lost art not done or seen around here. Done overseas, much cheaper and shittier.
Part of the reason the skills were lost is the fact most modern stuff is designed and manufactured in such a way that it's not rebuildable in the first place. Just look at all the brand new bottle jacks that advertise "welded construction" like it's a feature and not an open admission that they're completely unrepairable.
Great job... add some paint to avoid rust and this will last forever
This place looks cleaner that some of the street food vendors I have seen...
Maa shaa Allah very informative video .
from Kurdistan 🌹🌹🌹like pakstan
While I respect his obvious skills and experience, when you are dealing with something that has to hold 32 Tonnes and has the potential to cause serious injury or even death, you have to follow the correct procedure.
Pushing new seals in with a screwdriver and re-using the old oil you took out of it is not two of them.
they don't care for their own life, why should care for somebody elses? Seriously all I can see is serious lack of education, I think that most of this men wasn't have even elementary school. They know something about mechanics, but their knowlege is full of holes, you can clearly see lack of proper education in all of videos this type.
@@lordred7462 well they need education you are right but you can't say everything they repair was not useful what have you done in your life by the way??!!!do you have done such hard work I hardly think so you are one of the people who always complains about others while they have done nothing in their own live.
@@noumanabbasi9547 look pal I have car repair garage. I'm my own boss so I know a thing or two about mehanics. This guys have some amazing skills to do job with no tools or barely any tool but they lack knowledge and attention to details. Their repairs are pure luck 50% chance it will work and 50% chance.it won't. I watches video where guy serviced trucj transmission and he wasn't bothered to put new oil in after repair?! Dealing with molten metal on the ground with only sandals on their feet? If he is that poor that he can not buy himself proper safety boots when dealing with molten metal he could at least wrap his feets in some blankets, nylon, use proper shoes no matter how crappy they are. They just don't care for their own safety and for repairs to be done well. When you add a bunch of "I don't care for anything" people and corrupted goverment you get hell on earth like that 3rd world country named pakistan
@@lordred7462 I 90% agree with what you are saying here, and even in this video, the hydraulic oil is such low, when the jack was under the truck it was barely moving, there could even be leaks, which we cannot see here, he has to put that under such truck and measure the piston height and check probably several hours after to see whether any leakage or not, even he filtered that oil, but I'm not sure what type of filter he used, there are many particles that can still cause corrosion and pass by that filter, besides hydraulic oil degrades over time, etc. etc. many gaps are certainly there. But I what I don't agree is, it is not about that they don't care about their life or each other's life, it is simply they are not aware/conscious of such consequences and what/how can be prevented, it is just about the education, if you don't practice you don't do it, this is simply all about that. I don't think any of them just living suicidal.
@@Tinnitussss yes, you're right they lack formal education. And proper one. In any mechanical class teacher won't teach you to just reuse old hydraulic fluid because it's just bottle jack. That bottle jack holds 20 tons above their heads when in use so they don't wont for it to fail. right? they live dangerously and even don't know it.
Dobra robota 👍pozdrowienia z Polski 🇵🇱
Like.. from Brazil..
Весь ремонт в том чтобы разобрать и помыть))))
Часто видать разбирает.На внутренней трубе полно коцек от этого газового ключа
Молодцы парни ! всё больше поражаюсь вашей трудолюбию.
Good job bro keep it up
And God bless you friend
From INDIA
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Helal olsun! Yerlere mekana bak ter temiz! Usta dediğin böyle olur.
Very good job....👨🔧👌👍🖐
You would love a nice cleaner tank with a power spray, then again you guys are so good I am surprised you haven't built one. The traffic noise would drive me nuts.
Excellent video 👍
You are my idol bro😉
Salam from malaysia goodjob👍👍
Son muy buenos estos maestro s. viene de la antigüedad...lo llevan en la sangre...saludos desde Chile.✌️✌️😀😷😷🇨🇱🇨🇱
imagine how much better that jack would last if they used some new parts and oil
Like from Germany 🇩🇪
The ingenuity of all these people with there different skills is amazing ,especially those working with white hot molten metal.
I didn't know hydraulic jet can be restore or repair all I've seen they threw it all away to recycle junk yards, this proper way how restore hydraulic pump that must have air pressure to clean any unknown material in the hydraulic pump, and done quality check that's absolute restoration
This is not a restoration! It's actually a bad maintenance, because you can't see him opening a new gasket package, he used the old ones. He used the same used oil without even filtering it. He didn't use even 5 ml of paint to protect against possible rust. He just did a rough cleaning and you guys who put out the video call it an amazing restoration? Please give me a brake!!!
Tomb`s down for both of you!
Totalmente de acuerdo.
Yo opinó lo mismo
Saludos
HAI GOOD AFTERNOON SUPER SUPER Refittig A GOOD job You Made SUPER jaki👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹
Amazing work from Pakistan
First table I've seen in these videos and it's being sat on
Вначале еще подумал, неужели старое масло обратно зальет. И конечно! Он его и залил!
Ай, молодец! Ай, экономный какой!
@Алексей Мелешко Ну, если они фокусами не занимаются, то вполне. В какую миску налил, из той же обратно вылил. Цвет одинаковый темный. Вобщем то и неудивительно. Если они после кап ремонта мотора заливают слитое старое масло. Это я видел.
А ты другого мнения?
FÉLICITATIONS ! Très bon mécanicien ! Je suis impressionnée ! Succès !👍
like from india....
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله تعالى وبركاته انا غزلان عياش من المغرب
The oil in that jack’s changed every forty years. Whether it needs it or not.
Do what you can with what you have, nice job.
Very nice job! You have skills! IF you were cleaning the parts with gasoline, please chase away the guys with sigarets like around 3:40... Just to make sure you can make more videos for us. ;)
Its good that they are tested by the person who repaired it being underneath
@ 0:30 when you get caught in metal gear solid.
You are very good at repairing those jacks. Was that transmission fluid? Please consider wearing gloves as dirty oil and solvent are a known to cause cancers. I was told this many years ago by a representative of an oil company. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺
💝💝💝💝👍👍👍👍
great respect for our Pakistani brothers🇪🇬🇵🇰
He didn't fix it.
@@ChrisBrown-pw2lb really? I couldn't watch to the end
سبحان الله العظيم هاد الدول الإسلامية في شرق آسيا يعتزون بقوميتهم والجد في العمل ما شاء الله .مزيدا من التقدم إن شاء الله 👍🇲🇦
From Saudi Arabia🇸🇦🇸🇦:
To the great Pakistani people, I wish you more progress and prosperity, my great ones
Most times its a piece of the rubber fill stopper clogging the ball check valve
تحيه الى الاافغان من العراق لاتنسو اصولكم العربيه ...
Like from Germany
Amazing work from Pakistan
Would be nice to know what part was replaced.
All seals are replaced cleaning
Very good video.
Mashaalla Beautiful sharing
Amazing work from Pakistan
Re-paint & change to new oil..😊👍
Buen trabajo pero muy difícil. Gracias por compartir.
Roadside workshops, self taught mechanics from Pakistan.. they are speaking Pushtu. People generally think they are thick head worriers but they are very intelligent as well. Very friendly and great hospitality.
Interesting to watch that they only use like 5 different tools for this job. In western countries we would use like 15-20 different ones, plus all the different chemicals for cleaning this and that...In the end, the thing that truly matters is what works or not. My point is, you can achieve a lot of things with a hammer, a philip screwdriver and some pliers. And the mindset of make it work.
That's one job done the same way we do it here. Machines can't do that.
เก่งมากครับสามารถซ่อมแม่แรงได้
New sub here is this india country
Everything old better then new
Amazing..
Nice video
Why you filled used hydraulic oil? It is good if you filled nes oil
We used this oil because its not so old. We changed it some days ago. That's why we used the same oil.
Super Ge 👌👍💪🎁
This looks like every job in America, one guy does the work and 3-4 others stand around to observe!! Loll! Anyways nice video! Keep up the good work
Every job in America...So where do you work?
Very good job 👌👍🙏👍❤️
Salam aleikum brother I am from Kyrgyzstan too I am engaged in the repair of hydraulics, we nowhere have spare parts for such jacks Tell me where you can get it
Good job. Men.
Amazing 👍👍🤝🤝🇲🇾🇲🇾
Great Dimag He Well done
Ye kis city me video bnayi gyi??
Amazing work
Сальники острым концом отвёртки запихивал. Лучше не находиться под поддомкраченой вещью. ))
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Yok artik, mashallah 👍🇵🇰🇹🇷
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد
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Amazing la sangat.. Choiii
Nothing gasket or o rings replaced? Even the hydraulic fluid is not replaced. He just cleaned it?
Trabalho muito bem feito melhor que muitas fabricas são humildes mais o Trabalho é com perfeição
Шток нужно было легонько проточить ну или хотя бы полирнуть. Шток весь в кратерах и зазубринах быстро разорвёт новые резинки.
Sincerity and know-how
good
like
However
Be sure to wear gloves
Bad things can cause disease through the skin.
ماشاء الله تبارك الله... اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على نبينا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه..
Amazing 👌😍
Nice job
He didn’t replace anything except removing a leaks using plumbers tape and in the end the jack still doesn’t seem to be normally working.
Weldone Brooo
الحمد لله ، بارك الله فيك على عملك الحلال
الحمد لله حصلت على عمل الأسبوع الماضي. اللحام
So good brother jackstand servis..
Y no cambio kit de sellos nuevos????
Bermanfaat ilmunya
Minutes 7:24..he installed wrong part...O-ring not supposedly to be there, he supposed installed wiper/lipseal there to avoid the dirts from going inside the oil reservoir and further damage the internals.
Minutes 10:44 there supposedly have 1 o-ring and 1 backup ring..but he put 1 o-oring only
Minutes 2:15 he didnt service the relieve valve which is the most important when you are doing load holding.
Good job👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Como trabajan ésto tipos con pocas herramientas y las cosas que hacen arian falta acá en Rosario
Разобрал, помыл, собрал даже манжеты не поменял. Мда в чем реставрация вопрос
ручку выровнял...
Otro cliente feliz. Muy bien
они, походу, не чего не выбрасывают.
Уж лучше так, а у нас принесите посмотрим что у вас за поломка , заплатитет 2 тысячи рублей а потом мы скажем сколько будет стоить ремонт!
@@ОлегСмирнов-э7к металлолом полный запчасти никто не хочет работать
Mantap sekali my chanel
Piro ongkos service dongkrak??
Surya 2bungkus paklek
Larang temen
Good 👍👍🇲🇾
Wow amazing god job keep safe ..
Прямо на улице! Три домкрата 5т. газоновских (не стали поднимать) сдал в чермет, даже не стал разбирать искать причину. Молодцы! Разбирают, собирают!
Одно дело 5 тонные мало мощные, а другое качественный 32 тонный. )
Llama
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Также выкинул и все, а хотелось, чтоб отремонтировали но специалистов нет, приходится покупать новые и снова выкидывать через короткий промежуток времени. Надо пакистанцев к нам вести, а то везём такжиков да узбеков, которые не могут не чего.
@@Viktuar655 Что там ремонтировать ?))) Резинки поменять ?)
@@Viktuar655 Сейчас ремкомплекты на любой советский домкрат есть в продаже, ШААЗ 5т, старого, нового образца, 12т и и тд, главное отмыть его и увидеть маркировку. Восстановил 5 домкратов, 3 моих, 2 вообще с чермета забрал. С одного изготовил пресс. Работают изумительно. Главное декстрон 2 заливать, веретенка гуще, не всякий домкрат будет на ней работать, особенно на морозе.
Someone should introduce them to Mr Safety Boots 🥾