@@user-ze3le9gu1k не расколов орех - о ядре не толкуй. И водку я не пью. Я предполагаю а не утверждаю. И написал образно говоря а не в буквальном смысле этого слова.
@@dave623 useless people like your self who have two purposes in their lives eating and using internet can't understand what is meant to be a real hard worker.
sometimes you just want to watch a person work without narration, explanation or a soundtrack. this was relaxing and satisfying. earned a sub. thank you.
When I was a young truck mechanic in lancashire 50 odd years ago, boss used to send me to a very old man who stripped and repaired / refurbished old batteries just like this mans doing here, much cheaper to refurbish a big truck battery than buy new….the old mans battery charger was a huge glass carboy with leads connected to various connections on it and a large pool of mercury in the bottom, that always had a bright blue continuous spark running randomly across its surface, all turn of the century tackle but it all worked perfectly and his repairs were always top quality!
Когда-то давно , цеха были , Мастера аккумуляторщики . Этот аккумулятор, лучше , чем то , что сейчас продается . Раньше пробки выкрутил , долил , зарядил . Дальше поехал на 5-10 лет . Если осыпался в ремонт сдал , перебрали , заправили , зарядили .. и на 10 лет
We have to admire him for his sincerity and dedication, though chemical pollution is major challenge for globally. If such people are provided right skill training they would be one of the best skilled employee in. good industrial environment.
Can't do that in the United States, too many snowflakes that think everything winds up in a landfill. They put their water bottles into the little plastic recycling bin, but think that it's as far as it goes. Everything else is out there to pollute the environment, and that's how they are taught.
He poured battery acid directly into the sewer. Are you above 10 IQ? That's not even a good thing to do for HIM. His kids drink that water. Unless he is steriule from the battery acid.
Writing a report, delivering a speech, restoring a battery. Regardless of the task, producing a quality product with skill and efficiency is one of lifes rare joys.
Guy is absolutely amazing at his craft , my only worries is about the lead exposure for the dude , handling it with no gloves even if it’s just trace amounts….trace amounts are the most deadly your body doesn’t recognize it and try to push it out , it just builds up.
Раньше в СССР был на любом заводе такой человек, аккамуляторшик, и Аккумуляторы были многоразовые разборные специально для того чтобы можно было менять повреждённые элементы в банки , мой дядка примерно те же самым занимался , любой дохлый АКБ мог воскресить! Респект таким людям которые работают руками а не языком!!!
Зря рассказываете простые истины, которые раньше были в порядке вещей, сейчас диванные инженеры прибегут брызгать своими диванными знаниями, доказывая что в магазине лучше продают акб🤣🤣🤣
@@user-yw2ns2ms2y Не баламуть. Работал на таком предприятии, в итоге летом да, восстановленные аккумуляторы худо-бедно автомобили заводили, зимой в морозы водители друг друга на тросах катали что б завестись. Всё это ПОЛУМЕРЫ. Из старика не сделаешь молодого жиголо, как бы ни хотелось, не строй иллюзий, не мальчик ведь уже?
The dedication is what makes me feel good about this...no fuss and drama actually very relaxed yet sharp and efficient. The shot of him sitting there at the end stuck me as you can see pure attentiveness pride and and a good soul...
Сейчас бы у нас . Менты, экология, пожарник, пенсионный фонд, наложеная, и эти, за трудным надзором. Эт я по минималке. А то еще торгошня и братки с базаркома. Хрен ты де спихнешь свой акум.
That was amazing! This was a very powerful battery and I am sure quite expensive one. If the job is done outdoors the fumes from melted metal and acid might not be as harmful as if in a small workshop. As a diy person Ill give it 10/10;)
And the used lead containing acid and sludge from the casing is allowed to make its way into the drinking water system to ensure everybody in the areas children grow up to be idiots?
insanely skilled ... I've never imagined something like this can be done on a battery but it looks like it's very labor intensive - nevertheless kudos to this guy that does this for a living
it really can't, the anode paste needs to be remade, and reapplied. this battery is gonna fail really quickly no matter how much manual labor you put in it.
@@elianeferreira4499 лично я не знаю этих людей. Но я знаю то, что с продолжительностью жизни у них полный порядок. Бургеров они не едят и не пьют Кока-Колы, поэтому проблемы с лишним весом им точно не грозят)))
так дома работает и на себя. а не на шоблу, за подачки. сколько присосателей сразу прибежит к тебе, начни ты корыта клепать? Да и с китаев корыто дешевле, так что пустит тебя государство, юзом.
Им это не нужно, на 1:30 пластины в кислоте голыми руками вынимает. Видимо естественный отбор. Через 100-500 лет после глобальных изменений в климате это самый приспособленный народ будет, после Китая. Мы не выдержим кислотных дождей и высокой температуры из-за выбросов углекислого газа и парникового эффекта, а вот они смогут.
This is what we call real life engineering. Those fumes from the burning metal, plastic etc can cause him and our environment a lot though like his health and air pollution etc. Kudos to him what he does for his living. 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
He didn't like just figure this out. It's well known hes doing it as a job. They'll hire anyone who doesn't mind the toxic mess, doesn't take a lot of brains once someone shows you what to do.
Because it's often cheaper to buy a new one or in the case of this not worth the risk of your skin getting burnt for a $60 deep cycle battery from Walmart
PPE is none essential in these countries, and is seen as an added expense to the employers jus like Victorian Britain they just get another worker when his health starts to fail...🤷🏻♂️sad but true....
@@cheadycheady2040 Then perhaps this guy can scrounge his own ppe somewhere and not rely on someone else? I thought these were self employed people anyway? Amazon delivers to Pakistan, no? Alibaba? Someone this clever and resourceful to refurbish industrial lead acid batteries should be encouraged to protect himself. It’s fascinating to see what he and others can do, but it’s sad, too.
Excellent work and I am impressed with the methods he uses to do this.. I can see he takes great pride in his work.. very very good.. thank you for sharing..
You would think you would be a millionaire in India if you started producing nice solid workbenches and maybe a stool I don't get it why the old work on the ground and you don't even sit on feel like kneeling yeah sure I do it sometimes too in the morning in my pajamas when I'm trying to do something really quick in the backyard but this is their job I am not a fan for sitting at all but dammit get a workbench or something at least two saw horses in a piece of plywood or something I don't get why he's people work on the ground you're hovering right over the LED fumes and and everything I don't want to hear it but they can't afford it either because the guy had a smartphone in his hand you can use anything just to put a piece of wood on to make it your height so you don't to work on the ground
Amazing skilled work, we should encourage them to wear plastic gloves while handling batteries containing poisonous Pb. They may be not aware of its impact, we should come forward to spread the awareness for their safety
This guy is emptying old battery acid to a hole going to the Ganges river and I am being asked to stop using plastic straws with my ice coffee.
Cause California is full of fruits and nuts
The Ganges is one of 5 rivers that are the sources of 90% of the trash in worlds oceans. None are USA or Europe.
The acid is the least of the worries but the heavy metal lead (Pb) alone is toxic.
Umm we don’t like smart people who have a strong argument
I'm fine without straws Highgate a good lol
How's this guy so clean?! I check the air in my tires and I look like I did a transmission teardown.
It's a habit probably, working dirty job and clean jobs simultaneously makes for awareness in cross contamination when handling.
You might be doing it wrong!
He probly has to wash his clothing by hand.
Next day - next clotes
"You don't have to wear it home meat" - Old journeyman saying.
Cool sandals to work in acids 👍👍
100% comfort
0% security
and the invisible globes that protect against acid
Probably had toes on the shoes earlier in the week
0% life expectancy
100% clean foots😂
It's their culture they won't change for anything 😂
Impressive work pouring battery acid straight into sewer....
That's not sewer.
It's a bucket 💚💛❤️
imagine thinking a bucket is a sewer
@rastaralph7154 prove it. It doesn't look like a bucket
@@BluesAlmighty prove it is a sewer. It doesn't look like a sewer to me, more like a bucket.
Amazing how they do this so well, but that long-term lead exposure and toxic fumes from plastic will unfortunately catch up with this man.
Don't forget heavy metal makes hands shake
केएचजीडीएसएस
And all the shit he drains down the sewer will get some unfortunate fish
He has to feed his family, sadly the need comes before his safety
I'll bet he will outlive you :)
I like how he handles the sulphuric acid infused toxic lead with his bare hands
Ikr I legit yelled out loud “yo whyyyy does he not have gloves?!”
Because he's so far underneath the poverty line he'll do anything to feed his family......
@@MrGarycoww with the amount of views he gets, i highly doubt he's poor
@@MrGarycoww and he's probably the only guy around who does it.. probably not a competitive market
He puts the acid in the sewerage, so why he should wear gloves?😀
Apart from the craftsmanship, This man didn't get notting on him. While I'm here changing tyres and looking like I worked in an oil rig.
И работает ведь за миску риса наверное. А мужик молодец. Дай бог ему здоровья и удачи.
это ты работаешь за стопку водки у него свой бизнесс
@@user-ze3le9gu1k не расколов орех - о ядре не толкуй. И водку я не пью. Я предполагаю а не утверждаю. И написал образно говоря а не в буквальном смысле этого слова.
@@user-ze3le9gu1k откуда ты знаешь кто и за сколько работает?
Если с тобой водкой рассчитываются, то это твой выбор!,
@@user-df8jx9ht4i you are overanalyzing this shit, comrade
The look on tht man's face, I felt his pride!! Good for him! What an astounding person!
i hate u
He’s going to be smiling all the way to the hospital for treatment of lung problems
He’s going to get people injured or killed when his bullshit “repair” fails/explodes/catches fire down the road
@@dave623 useless people like your self who have two purposes in their lives eating and using internet can't understand what is meant to be a real hard worker.
@@noumanabbasi9547 it means to keep your blood-lead level high at all times.. or breathe fumes...
That's incredible but what's even more incredible is how he managed to do all that and stay clean and dapper...
i know right
. 9
It appears water is being used sparingly.
Amazing person
⁶
Just by looking at him at the end, the pride in his eyes is contagious!
Or is that battery acid ??
@@IDontEvenOwnA9mm 🤣
Champion !
sometimes you just want to watch a person work without narration, explanation or a soundtrack. this was relaxing and satisfying. earned a sub. thank you.
Or any safety gear, what so ever... Must be awesome to die in your 30s-40s from lead poisoning...
@@robertshank9778 EXACTLY
Yup
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my words from another person
"No user serviceable parts inside" ... "Hold my Tea."
Ni Vicesat se atrevería a tanto
To the average consumer maybe ......
anything is serviceable if you are brave enough
All batteries are recycled, they just don't tell you that.
Hold my curry*
Does he drink the water from the local well ? Mmmm That Good Ol Battery Acid Flavor !
If your Coke or Pepsi goes flat, a little acid gives it a little zip again :)
Pretty cool how one river can provide toxic waste dumps, and ceremony with thousands bathing in the river. Such a great place.
Also a cemetary.
2:32 outstanding work by hands...
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When I was a young truck mechanic in lancashire 50 odd years ago, boss used to send me to a very old man who stripped and repaired / refurbished old batteries just like this mans doing here, much cheaper to refurbish a big truck battery than buy new….the old mans battery charger was a huge glass carboy with leads connected to various connections on it and a large pool of mercury in the bottom, that always had a bright blue continuous spark running randomly across its surface, all turn of the century tackle but it all worked perfectly and his repairs were always top quality!
Sounds like an old style mercury vapor rectifier. They are really cool to see in operation.
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@@PhattyMo definitley sounds like a mercury arc rectifier
...!? Did he ever said " plasma flux reactor! " when he see a banana?
Когда-то давно , цеха были , Мастера аккумуляторщики .
Этот аккумулятор, лучше , чем то , что сейчас продается .
Раньше пробки выкрутил , долил , зарядил . Дальше поехал на 5-10 лет .
Если осыпался в ремонт сдал , перебрали , заправили , зарядили .. и на 10 лет
Legend has it that Exide battery sales guy is still waiting for customers!
These videos never fail to amuse. Look how many spacers the battery had at the end...
Half capacity?
Yeah those plates were well used.
these videos were helping me to recalled my memory, When I was in Vietnam during 60 to 70, decades, because everything were recycled by hands.
Respect.
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We have to admire him for his sincerity and dedication, though chemical pollution is major challenge for globally.
If such people are provided right skill training they would be one of the best skilled employee in. good industrial environment.
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And the haircut
Classic indian man comment
It is not a matter of skill but the development of the country, tools available, industrialization.
Can't do that in the United States, too many snowflakes that think everything winds up in a landfill.
They put their water bottles into the little plastic recycling bin, but think that it's as far as it goes.
Everything else is out there to pollute the environment, and that's how they are taught.
Это тот случай, когда хочется пожать человеку руку и сказать - мужик, ты специалист и у тебя можно учиться!
No safety tooks, no environment rules, its very sad see people working this way.
I always complain I don’t like my job. Watching this makes me feel like I should be more thankful for what I have
Can I ask you what's your profession
agreed man
@@MdSamim-xj9dr spartan
@@MdSamim-xj9dr drug dealer
@@MdSamim-xj9dr cleaner
Poverty beats fear of health hazard everyday anyday anywhere anytime.
@Random Entertainment videos they are not his views, he probably never saw a dime.
True... 💯%👍 only rich westerners will avoid saying it was a great skill and demonstration...🙏
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Poverty and iphones don't go together.
@@David_does_it_all this guy doesn't own this channel
Начало впечатляет. Цели устойчивого развития будут выполнены досрочно!
He, himself, and his work was so clean. Amazing. Respect.
Impressive work.The world is going to need such skilled persons when big production lines fail.
He poured battery acid directly into the sewer. Are you above 10 IQ? That's not even a good thing to do for HIM. His kids drink that water. Unless he is steriule from the battery acid.
The definition of “I know a guy that does it cheaper” 🤣
lmao
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For the Low Low Low!!!👀🤔😂😂😂💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽🤷🏾♂️
for sure. i bet that battery isn't 240AH any more but somewhere lower....interesting tho
🙏🥰
Writing a report, delivering a speech, restoring a battery. Regardless of the task, producing a quality product with skill and efficiency is one of lifes rare joys.
Also regardless of the safety
A "quality" product is debatable.
Guy is absolutely amazing at his craft , my only worries is about the lead exposure for the dude , handling it with no gloves even if it’s just trace amounts….trace amounts are the most deadly your body doesn’t recognize it and try to push it out , it just builds up.
@@Jbs6187 he's exposed to the worst forms, powdered and vapor
Раньше в СССР был на любом заводе такой человек, аккамуляторшик, и Аккумуляторы были многоразовые разборные специально для того чтобы можно было менять повреждённые элементы в банки , мой дядка примерно те же самым занимался , любой дохлый АКБ мог воскресить! Респект таким людям которые работают руками а не языком!!!
Да было дело сам ещё пацаном помогал в процессе этом -банки сдохшие выковыривал
Зря рассказываете простые истины, которые раньше были в порядке вещей, сейчас диванные инженеры прибегут брызгать своими диванными знаниями, доказывая что в магазине лучше продают акб🤣🤣🤣
Только непонятно, как он спаял внутренние перегородки корпуса с крышкой...
@@user-yw2ns2ms2y Не баламуть. Работал на таком предприятии, в итоге летом да, восстановленные аккумуляторы худо-бедно автомобили заводили, зимой в морозы водители друг друга на тросах катали что б завестись. Всё это ПОЛУМЕРЫ. Из старика не сделаешь молодого жиголо, как бы ни хотелось, не строй иллюзий, не мальчик ведь уже?
@@radioamatorrus никак)
The dedication is what makes me feel good about this...no fuss and drama actually very relaxed yet sharp and efficient. The shot of him sitting there at the end stuck me as you can see pure attentiveness pride and and a good soul...
Desperation. That's the real part of the story. The courage it takes to get through by being inventive is what makes people deserve my respect.
He just needs gloves and boots
Fun fact. Ganges doesn't flow in Pakistan.
Кустари!! Единственные люли, кто выживут после Апокалипсиса!!!
👍👍👍
Работает за миску риса. Босоножки у него четкие. Дай бог ему здоровья
He is a one man production worker who does from start to finish of the refurbishment. This is incredible and awesome.
Мастер нашёл место для заработка, кормит семью как может, золотые руки. Большое уважение такому человеку!
Сейчас бы у нас . Менты, экология, пожарник, пенсионный фонд, наложеная, и эти, за трудным надзором. Эт я по минималке. А то еще торгошня и братки с базаркома. Хрен ты де спихнешь свой акум.
Мастер травит планету и детям и внукам на поколения вперед
@@RomanKorneiko тогда тебе не сюда,иди Корету Тумблер смотри и поддерживай её
@@user-bp8jk3uh8g для вас или Тунберг или голыми руками в сандаликах аккумуляторы переребирать в грязи? Сочувствую
@@RomanKorneiko у каждого свой метод заработка и свой подход к работе
That was amazing! This was a very powerful battery and I am sure quite expensive one. If the job is done outdoors the fumes from melted metal and acid might not be as harmful as if in a small workshop. As a diy person Ill give it 10/10;)
And the used lead containing acid and sludge from the casing is allowed to make its way into the drinking water system to ensure everybody in the areas children grow up to be idiots?
insanely skilled ... I've never imagined something like this can be done on a battery but it looks like it's very labor intensive - nevertheless kudos to this guy that does this for a living
it really can't, the anode paste needs to be remade, and reapplied. this battery is gonna fail really quickly no matter how much manual labor you put in it.
@@AsbestosMuffins what anode paste? i dont understand,its a lead acid battery,there is no paste or is there?
Are payed liker
Теперь я знаю, как по настоящему восстанавливают аккумулятор! Тяжёлая и вредная работа! Здоровья тебе и благополучия!
That's alot of lead being handled there without PPE.
Yep.
И как не странно живут лет по 80-90...)
@@dissident8758 you know these guys and their health status?
@@elianeferreira4499 лично я не знаю этих людей. Но я знаю то, что с продолжительностью жизни у них полный порядок. Бургеров они не едят и не пьют Кока-Колы, поэтому проблемы с лишним весом им точно не грозят)))
Maybe PPE is a Western thing? rofl
I have to admit that he did a good job of resealing the battery case and restoring the battery to working order.
The way things are going in the USA.....we'll be doing that soon, thanks Joe
Totally ecological, respecting the correct disposal of waste.
0 fucks given
@@MyTubeSVp -1 fucks given
Lol
Such skill, yet in Canada we getting taxed up the ass for environmental crap 💩🤣😂🤙🏼😎🍻
nothing ecological here what happens with the old battery fluids?
Кислоту не на землю вылили. Растут товарищи, развиваются. Такими темпами может и до респираторов и перчаток доберутся. Молодцы
так дома работает и на себя. а не на шоблу, за подачки. сколько присосателей сразу прибежит к тебе, начни ты корыта клепать? Да и с китаев корыто дешевле, так что пустит тебя государство, юзом.
Слил в канашку
В чан с содой хотя бы.
@@user-jr9vp8dq8k не похоже на канализацию. Бочка вкопопанная
Им это не нужно, на 1:30 пластины в кислоте голыми руками вынимает. Видимо естественный отбор. Через 100-500 лет после глобальных изменений в климате это самый приспособленный народ будет, после Китая. Мы не выдержим кислотных дождей и высокой температуры из-за выбросов углекислого газа и парникового эффекта, а вот они смогут.
amazing job and working with everything that is nasty, molten led, stinking burning plastic and acid. such precise work. wow.
This is what we call real life engineering.
Those fumes from the burning metal, plastic etc can cause him and our environment a lot though like his health and air pollution etc.
Kudos to him what he does for his living. 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is the kind of man that you wanna live with during the Apocalypse
Right but if that kind of person is an introvert.
His Country is like the apocalypse..He’s not doing this for fun
@@abgr5747 yeah he live in Pakistan.
He didn't like just figure this out. It's well known hes doing it as a job. They'll hire anyone who doesn't mind the toxic mess, doesn't take a lot of brains once someone shows you what to do.
@@abgr5747 c, s,
Это какой-то камон ребята. Лутше чем новый 😁пилять. Лайкосище.
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I admire this people, they are truly masters and hard working....Blessings
This is a lot more fun to watch than western mechanics. Here nothing gets restored anymore. Great work!
Because it's often cheaper to buy a new one or in the case of this not worth the risk of your skin getting burnt for a $60 deep cycle battery from Walmart
Это его подработка, а основная работа заключается в растворения тел в том колодце
Четко подметил
🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Поржал. Для отвлечения подработка)
Тоже подумал об этом
To me, this is just beyond phenomenal. Absolute respect!!!
Thanks for your devotion.
Are you form
This is quite emotional for me. The dangers this guy exposes himself to in order to survive.
Felicitaciones...un gran maestro y genio.. Bendiciones...🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🙏🏻🙏🏻
Все запомнили? Белые аккомы с красными крышками не покупать!
🤣🤣🤣👍
Это Тюменский аккумулятор!
@@user-my7ew9xx5c не пизди,я хорошие акумы делаю и крышки я чёрные приклеиваю
@@user-vf6tw2gj8v ты кто ещё такой?
😅😅😅😅
Someone please buy this dude some gloves, goggles, respirator, and steel toed boots.
I think OSHA would have some objections to this work place environment...
I don't think anyone will buy him anything....I'm a student ...otherwise I'd buy him
PPE is none essential in these countries, and is seen as an added expense to the employers jus like Victorian Britain they just get another worker when his health starts to fail...🤷🏻♂️sad but true....
@@cheadycheady2040 Then perhaps this guy can scrounge his own ppe somewhere and not rely on someone else? I thought these were self employed people anyway? Amazon delivers to Pakistan, no? Alibaba? Someone this clever and resourceful to refurbish industrial lead acid batteries should be encouraged to protect himself. It’s fascinating to see what he and others can do, but it’s sad, too.
@@rwutube the blind ignorance in your last comment is astounding smh you sound like you’ve never left the suburbs
Precautions are must. Lead metal is also harmful metal . Masha Allah great job
I remember my papa,,he is an auto electrician and he did dis job too,,👏👏👏👍🇵🇭
Так это же Сколково! Вот наши молодцы!
Next level flex: not only the interior is "hand stitched, even the car battery is hand made
Refurbished car and handmade are different.
@@shauncry1917 that was a joke, dude
Excellent work and I am impressed with the methods he uses to do this.. I can see he takes great pride in his work.. very very good.. thank you for sharing..
Pakistan has the cleanest sewage system in the world because of this guy
He deserves all these likes for his hard work...
And what does he get from the likes?
Смотреть приятно! Помню ещё по срочке на Камазе клемы аккумы так же делал!
Спасибо за благодарность.
hats-off to this man ... 100% dedication in job!
Respect to all you brothers from 🇬🇧
I don't normally handle lead but when I do, I do it bare handed 👌
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Balls of steel right there 💪💪💪💪💪
And I was so impressed with swapping out my own battery terminals this morning.😂😂
Me
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The making of one Tesla was just compensated with more liquid pollution 😂
هي تلك العزيمه الفرديه للحياة والعيش . جديره بالاحترام.
This is actually awesome. Never knew that's how refurbished was done. Great work watching him sculpt it like a piece of art !
You would think you would be a millionaire in India if you started producing nice solid workbenches and maybe a stool I don't get it why the old work on the ground and you don't even sit on feel like kneeling yeah sure I do it sometimes too in the morning in my pajamas when I'm trying to do something really quick in the backyard but this is their job I am not a fan for sitting at all but dammit get a workbench or something at least two saw horses in a piece of plywood or something I don't get why he's people work on the ground you're hovering right over the LED fumes and and everything I don't want to hear it but they can't afford it either because the guy had a smartphone in his hand you can use anything just to put a piece of wood on to make it your height so you don't to work on the ground
Awesome are the lead levels on this guys blood, hope he has great medical insurance
Аккумулятор для Теслы реанимируем , можно дальше кататься
Keren sekali mantap 👍😎
For those who don't know Exide was from Reading Pennsylvania!
Good lead handling techniques!
Love his safety sandals....amazing to watch though, recycling at its finest.
They are traditional shoes called Chappals. The sole of Chappal is made from recycled car or truck tyres .
Потрясающе!
Brilliant !! Resorcefullness !!!
Well done
Ultimate Marine.... improvise, overcome.
Grande campeão. Nem luvas nem máscara. O trabalho é notável, mas o artista não vai morrer de velho.
Kkkkkkkkkkkk
felt my health fade away watching this
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Bravo! El reciclaje del ácido es lo mejor!
Earth's contamination is enormous!
Надеюсь у этого трудолюбивого человека уже своё огромное дело и много людей, кто трудится на него. Такие руки не должны пропадать.
Так его руки золотые а не у того кто может работать на него
С кислотой и без перчаток, скоро разъест кожу на пальцах и работать нечем будет.
Скорей всего его уже нет в живых, такой гадостью дышать, долго не протянешь.
Never thought watching a lead acid battery build would be this good.
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Pekerjaan yang sangat menakjubkan semoga tetap berkarya dan sukses terima kasih
Exposed to acid, lead , lead dust , lead fumes, plastics, all in sandals and no gloves, mad respect my friend, mad respect
and USA is trying to sell Covid-19 vaccine to such dare devils 🤣🤣🤣
as a man u will die happier knowing u did whatever it took to provide in the situation you were in.my respect to you.
I love how not a word was said but tonne of work was done!
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Cada pedacinho de chumbo cortado é precioso assim com a solução tirada da bateria velha, é reaproveitada como a caixa. Show de vídeo.
Mashaa Allah tabarakAllah... May Allah 'Azza wa Jalla bless that guy, his family and friends. Aameen.
Overall, I am full of admiration. On the other hand, it is sad to see under what conditions people have to work in order to earn a living.
But he is happier and satisfied with his life more than anyone else
Amazing skilled work, we should encourage them to wear plastic gloves while handling batteries containing poisonous Pb. They may be not aware of its impact, we should come forward to spread the awareness for their safety
Call it a huntch.
Somethi g tells me he dosent give a shit.
Safety is a first-world luxury
Judging by the piles of other batteries on the back of him.. He probably been doing this for decades.. 😅 And still alive...
They know
In Pakistan no one uses gloves
Dumping acid into the storm drain. Yeah he's really smart and helping the environment
Very skilled person doing everything perfect. Long live.
I could smell the plastic burning at the end, from my house.
The best smell comes when the chemical and acid-mixed solution is unloaded out of the old battery. 0:12 horrible.
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That look at 10:35 is so humble. You are really talented man, must be proud of your skills.
The man achieves so much with little tools..assistance... my respect
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Omg without glowes without protection I cant beleive to my eyes. Wish you good health and good life , greetings from Serbia