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Amazing work & great respect to the masters . But one question! What happened to the sheat (plate ) they took off at the2:23 & 2:28 ? They never put it back ? Just curious! Respect and love from USA .
I spent 5 years in Haiti running a diesel engine and general repair shop. I was constantly amazed watching the locals fix things I would have condemned as un save able. Several of those guys ended up working for me. One now owns the business and is still using my name. Go brother Go!!!! He's killing it down there!!!! He spent 4 years learning modern shop practices and techniques. I gave him a starter set of tools and he bought more on his own. And now he runs that shop!!!!! Makes me Very proud!!!!
Ive been an auto tech for 17 years. Lately ive been feeling burnt out. After watching these guys work in these conditions, i realize i need to quit bitching about my job
Сопромат, физика, я уж не говорю о безопасности не просто курят в сторонке, а лежат в предсмертных конвульсиях. И посмотрев определённое количество таких видео, приходишь к выводу, что при большой рождаемости и перенаселении, человеческая жизнь, не стоит вообще ничего. Потому что таких нарушений просто не может быть там, где жизнь человека стоит хотя бы ломаный грош.
I am a Retired Diesel Technologist. Watching what have to work with , and the quality work you do , is Amazing. ⚡⚡ Awesome Work !! 💥💥 Much Respect .....👍👍
And I complain about my job with a massive shop, new weldera/plasma cutters forklifts to move heavy stuff around and all the specialty tools a guy could need and I probably make 3months of these guys wages in a week... might be time for sum humble pie but I do respect these guys ingenuity and hustle big ups from the U.S.A
It's actually much worse than that for them. What they make in a year, you make in 5 days. Mind you, you also pay waaaaaaaay more for everything else because that's just how economies work. In Venezuela, some people are making in a year what we make in literally half an hour or less. Talk about tragic eh. PS. here's another one, Jeff Bezos makes two average Pakistani yearly incomes per second.
My favorite parts were when they loaded the axle housing on the back of that auto rickshaw and didn't strap/tie it down. Also the torque wrench for the lugnuts at the end was pretty genius, one medium sized male on the end of a 3 foot bar lol. Great videos, keep them coming
Welding in sandals with one hand and working in these conditions, not to mention the limited resources, makes a damn good, strong and ingenious worker.
This is pakistan this is very amazing people here are very interesting if you have to go back to old times like 1850 then come to pakistan.Pakistan still works in a two-century-old style that has been passed down from generation to generation. There are about one million such professions.
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@@maverick257 Im sure they would take this enviroment over a nice crisp clean a/c shop with brand new tools any day lol but by all means, sure, ill go along with what you said.
I mean honestly, they are hard working and creative at making things work with what they have. Gotta give respect to that. And for the tooling they have, its really alot better than I would have expected. Props fellas!
@@user-pg9nx7jg5d так ты посмотри на коляску, которую ремонтировали. это же не машина, а шапито на колесах. там, походу, если не обвешаешь машину бахромой и не разрисуешь, то и на дорогу не выпустят.
Great welding. I appreciate that in this country, if there is a way to fix something, it will be fixed. Nothing is disposed of unless it is beyond saving. Very impressed. Well done guys.
@@vasilymilchenko1690 "Ковкий чугун используют для изготовления автомобильных деталей - картер заднего моста, ступицы колес." Я, если честно, хирург, но с металлом поработать - хобби. Даже визуально видно, что это литье чугунное. И, мне кажется, что чугун со стальной полосой, максимум марки 20, а то и 3, ну никак обычным электродом хорошо не сварятся. ИМХО. Может я и неправ, но не вижу в своих догадках чего-то преступного.
@@user-ut3iq3yo9j ...да ради Бога!! Мы все здесь вольны думать и писать комменты по своему усмотрению., просто на мосту явно видны следы заводской сварки как торцевой сферической частим, так и на остальных деталях моста - неужели завод будет комбинировать чугун со сталью сваркой...а вообще-то очень интересно смотреть "СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ" способ ремонта ( похоже , что это в Пакистане, возможно в Индии).чем-то напоминает наши ремонты 50-60 годов прошлого века!!
I never knew that's how the axle on this trucks was designed to just slide in from the outside... you could literally change it in 3 minutes.... and I would have thought it would have been beefier... now the less I can't stop watching these vids. These guy are true craftsman doing quality work with old tools. I tip my hat to yall
All differential axles on every single truck can be dismounted like this. The only difference could be struts or airbag sistem . And that if they had a cart ready and could lift the truck a little more, they wouldn't have to disassemble all the axles and gears from it ,under the truck. And could do it in a more controlled and safe enviroment. If you were able to ask them. Someone I that shop has already died , or has missing fingers from pieces snapping or falling on them while disassembling under a truck.
@@1987AzAzElLo в конце 80 я проходил практику в АТЦ, когда учился на автослесаря. В советское время ещё было в цехах разное оборудование. А вот после 90, Пакистан куда более развита в технологии стала. Все что осталось после совка сломалось, новое не закупалось, старое не ремонтировалось. Запчасти на машины проблемой и дефицитом стали, а те что привозили зап. частями их трудно было назвать зап. частью!!! Размеры гуляли "+- трамвайная остановка". Реально технику ремонтировали на коленке. Все снималось и ставилось "на пупке" в ручную! Никаких приспособ снимать и ставить агрегаты не было, да и сей час скорее всего нет!
@@meleuz1111 ну вот сейчас страну с 90тыми сравнивать это не дело, сейчас уже другой уровень и в некоторых отраслях превзошли СССР, ну а где-то да, ещё догоняем
@@makcimus_8472 в чём другой уровень? Где надёжные безотказные среднетоннажные грузовики? Где легковушки, которые выигрывают Ле-Ман, обходя немцев и итальянцев? Где тракторная промышленность? Где животноводство? Где растениеводство? Где наука? Где среднее образование? Где медицина? Я отвечу. Всё перечисленное - в жопе. Развалено и разграблено.
молодцы трудяги... помню как по молодости синглом обваривал нижнюю головку шатуна поршневого насоса гидрофора, она тогда на три куска была развалившаяся, а сплав тот не варился ну я по кругу и создал кольцо из сварки :)))) и год спустя еще работал тот шатун.
В каких таких условиях ремонтировали при "совке"?? В пижаме и тапках, без соблюдения ТБ?? Нам то ге гони Советский рабочий был самым социально защищенным в мире тркдящимся . Не то что сейчас, при вашем грёбаном капитализме...
One thing doesn't fit the other lol. No we don't decorate our ''wives'' by having them wear those colorful clothes. Its a cultural thing and 44 C heat doesn't help either lol
I like how these guys work together. Everyone makes a contribution to the work effort. I can not help but be amazed by how well they work in a less than optimal work environment.
This is pakistan this is very amazing people here are very interesting if you have to go back to old times like 1850 then come to pakistan.Pakistan still works in a two-century-old style that has been passed down from generation to generation. There are about one million such professions.
One of the breaker bars was a socket welded to the bar with reinforcement, it reminded me of some of the tools my grandfather made for farming because we couldn't afford the special tool John Deere sold for the job.
Great job, well done guys. Your methods and safety practices are are bit different to ours, but hey, that’s what it is. Amazed to see you all appear to have both eyes and a full set of toes🙂 Nice paint jobs on those trucks as well.
В постапокалипсисе все бы умоляли их помочь миру. Вообще когда думаешь об этом всем, понимаешь, что очень много в мире бездарей с ненужными профессиями, которые существуют только благодаря денежной системе и ничего полезного они не несут.
Not only did I instinctively cover my eyes while he welded, I swear I could smell gear oil and bearing grease through my phone. Great job, all in a hard day's work 👍 👏 👌 💪
Fantastic work! This axcell will go on for years to come, before it will need to be repaired again. These workers are fearless, I hope they stay safe and live long healthy lives. Highly unlikely, but it would be nice to think they’ll survive thus crazy work environment.
Very hard team work with conventional tools. They have superb mechanical sense and can fix any mechanical problem with avaible tools. A very good kind of team work and professional cooperation between auto garrage and mechanical workshop. A very good job to observe. Liked the video and the mechanics and their spirit of work.
@@jasonmartin9584 yes, and for all that, look at all the mechanical failures we still have in the USA, loads of engines falling apart. Overloading and really bad roads maybe a bigger reason for axle failures.
They have a lot of experience repairing broken parts with homemade tools and just plain hard work. They fix things that should never really break unless they are overloaded way past any designers imagination. I just wonder how they broke the axle housing in the first place. job well done, nice finish weld.
Simply amazing! Taking an old piece ready for the scrapyard and turning it into a part better then new. The welder outclasses many here in the US. The welding bead looks very professional and top notch. The truck they're working on has to be Russian. Solid, overbuilt, big, bulky, and able to last forever. All repairs done with brute strength!
"Solid, overbuilt, big, bulky, and able to last forever." Didn't you just said that it was Russian?🤣 On previous video with similar repair there was Czechoslovakian/Czech TATRA on the part(from that company Ferdinand Porsche in the 1930s was ripping off VW Beetle design...). And here you can see part number and you can clearly see "J" in it and "J" is a letter from Latin alphabet->not used in Russia... edit: The logo visible at the end -> Hino -> from Tokyo Japan, "a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation and one of 16 major companies of the Toyota Group"...
All done without crazy overpriced snap on tools lol wow this must be triggering for some …love these videos you guys are putting in an honest days work every day ,
And you want that truck to drive on roads that your famly travels on? No sane person would drive that crap,overloaded, on graval roads,driving like your playing grand theft auto. Crasy....just wow!!!!!
Молодцы Индийцы умные работяги, особенно сварщик мне понравилось как он с варил метал обычным электродом но до чего же аккуратно и качественно до и вообще у них там всё на столько отработано чётенько что смотришь и ауеваешь
Несмотря на всю кустарность ремонта ,ремонт выполнен весьма неплохо и грамотно учитывая то что в нормальной жизни такие детали вообще выбрасывают. Кстати сварной весьма неплох ,швы очень аккуратные .
Да, швы хорошие. Только вот почему краску и грязь зачистили уже после сварки, а не до? И почему трещины в направляющих под стремянки не разделали, а тупо насрали сверху по грязи? Думаю потому что слишком ленивые.
My favorite is when they show up with the three wheeled utility and take whatever broken Kaxle to Abdul's for repair. Also a side note: everything is designed as not to use safety glasses, I.E the deflector behind the cutoff saw 9:54. These guys are amazing!!
These guys are very very Hard working mechanics without all the special tools and lifting jacks that we have in Our big mechanics shops here in the USA KUDOS TO THESE MECHANICS!!!
Ive watched these guys work for most of my road trips across asia.great to watch from my armchair...remembering the smells,sounds and the tasty chai...
You can't have bent u-bolts. They're like springs. Every time you load them up they'll straighten out and loosen. The axle will crack again right beside the weld. Just like it did...and the time before that.
It's like the Medical/Pharmaceutical Industry. Why would they out right fix your issues when they can put a band aid on it and keep you coming in paying for more work? That's how they keep business booming, by doing half ass work to keep customers coming.
Lol you can't use those flat washers as spacers in them either...but if they did work properly ,they would not have business for next week . When something breaks again.
Very resourceful. Imagine if they had a fully equipped shop...with air conditioning. If I hit the lottery I would buy them one and film a reality show.
They would loose all customers , since in that area, most prefer their current method, and dnt trust anything modern or that they deemed as easy work. You can show them the proper way and explain perfectly with math and tests and every video available and they would still not rust your method, because they are accustomed to only one method, and in their minds , that is the right way of things. For most there anyways.
..and then he'll win all the chicks at the local disco. No, wait - shoot, there's no local disco in this town... nor anywhere in the entire country. What a... Pakistan. And then there's no chicks to pick, and no local bars... (except those in a local prison). But hey, you can be that "someone"! - send him that helmet, he'll be you debtor for the rest of his life! (Unless he'd break it the next day, but who am I to judge it....)
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Amazing work & great respect to the masters . But one question! What happened to the sheat (plate ) they took off at the2:23 & 2:28 ? They never put it back ? Just curious! Respect and love from USA .
Скажи автослесарям что бы в чистую одежду одевались, 7 одежд и каждый день в чистом,тем более видео снимаешь.
I spent 5 years in Haiti running a diesel engine and general repair shop. I was constantly amazed watching the locals fix things I would have condemned as un save able. Several of those guys ended up working for me. One now owns the business and is still using my name. Go brother Go!!!! He's killing it down there!!!! He spent 4 years learning modern shop practices and techniques. I gave him a starter set of tools and he bought more on his own. And now he runs that shop!!!!! Makes me Very proud!!!!
That’s cool bro
Thank you.
why did you leave?
You literally changed a persons life good on you !
Cool story bro.
Ive been an auto tech for 17 years. Lately ive been feeling burnt out. After watching these guys work in these conditions, i realize i need to quit bitching about my job
Good
But those condition are not nearly the worst part of it - they can't have a beer after work... Inhumane cruelty, I'd call it...
Whatever
Q rrr××××
Necessity is the greatest invention of ingenuity on there part they don't have a choice just get it done regardless of esthetics. 🤔💪👍✌️🙏😔
Сопромат, физика, я уж не говорю о безопасности не просто курят в сторонке, а лежат в предсмертных конвульсиях.
И посмотрев определённое количество таких видео, приходишь к выводу, что при большой рождаемости и перенаселении, человеческая жизнь, не стоит вообще ничего.
Потому что таких нарушений просто не может быть там, где жизнь человека стоит хотя бы ломаный грош.
I am a Retired Diesel Technologist. Watching what have to work with , and the quality work you do , is Amazing. ⚡⚡
Awesome Work !! 💥💥
Much Respect .....👍👍
And I complain about my job with a massive shop, new weldera/plasma cutters forklifts to move heavy stuff around and all the specialty tools a guy could need and I probably make 3months of these guys wages in a week... might be time for sum humble pie but I do respect these guys ingenuity and hustle big ups from the U.S.A
It's actually much worse than that for them. What they make in a year, you make in 5 days. Mind you, you also pay waaaaaaaay more for everything else because that's just how economies work. In Venezuela, some people are making in a year what we make in literally half an hour or less. Talk about tragic eh.
PS. here's another one, Jeff Bezos makes two average Pakistani yearly incomes per second.
Im sure they are better fabricator than you are.
3 days pay in the US is equivalent to 3 months of thr wages.
Stick welding cast parts with no preheat and proper prep = pro fabber 😂😂😂😂
@@tboniusmaximus3047 repeat customers..
Автомобили,грешившие в прошлой жизни,после реинкарнации попадают в Пакистан! И мучаются там бесконечно.
Але это Пакистан? нам нужен один килограм !
На колене делают молодца
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Gotta love how he just turns up the power to make cuts, I bet those guys would fall in love with a plasma cutter
I think they might be using gouging rods specifically for cutting and removing metal. Very well could be using regular rod with amps cranked up tho.
They would hate the cost of the consumables for a plasma cutter though.
My favorite parts were when they loaded the axle housing on the back of that auto rickshaw and didn't strap/tie it down. Also the torque wrench for the lugnuts at the end was pretty genius, one medium sized male on the end of a 3 foot bar lol. Great videos, keep them coming
Yeah, hilarious!
Welding in sandals with one hand and working in these conditions, not to mention the limited resources, makes a damn good, strong and ingenious worker.
This is pakistan this is very amazing people here are very interesting if you have to go back to old times like 1850 then come to pakistan.Pakistan still works in a two-century-old style that has been passed down from generation to generation. There are about one million such professions.
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It's not a matter of resources .they like to work like that .in a carefree environment .not like to wear safety shoes .
@@maverick257 Im sure they would take this enviroment over a nice crisp clean a/c shop with brand new tools any day lol but by all means, sure, ill go along with what you said.
I mean honestly, they are hard working and creative at making things work with what they have. Gotta give respect to that. And for the tooling they have, its really alot better than I would have expected. Props fellas!
Come across one of their ingenious IED’s and you’ll lose all respect for these cowards…
@@Indy3pct.r Maybe outsiders shouldn't be in their country uninvited
@@dodgeplow they came here and hit us first.
@@Indy3pct.r You mean the 19 guys from Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, and Lebanon? I don't think any Pakistanis attacked the US.
@@dodgeplow yep Pakistan the winter retreat and financiers of the Taliban you don’t know shit
Truly amazed by their work ethics. Safety wear not an issue. Sandals, no gloves, hazardous enviorment. Amazing.
I love how they weld with the paint on and then grind it down after the welding is done. I'm sure those welds are perfect.
Опять на сварку без маски посмотрел, завтра глаза красные весь день будут :)
У нас не будут... Ты смотрим на видео, а вот матрице камеры и глазам сварщика 314зда...
@@user-ul2fm6hg2e , не у меня болели глаза
@@overman1339 нежный ты очень
Сварщик и технологии просто супер настоящий шедевр
И это с учётом того что на улице +35
Ничего особенного, обычная стандартная процедура. Вопрос в целесообразности, в большинстве стран наряд ли разрешат ездить на таком автохламе.
@@user-pg9nx7jg5d так ты посмотри на коляску, которую ремонтировали. это же не машина, а шапито на колесах. там, походу, если не обвешаешь машину бахромой и не разрисуешь, то и на дорогу не выпустят.
Great welding. I appreciate that in this country, if there is a way to fix something, it will be fixed. Nothing is disposed of unless it is beyond saving. Very impressed. Well done guys.
they are pakistani people if you seen another video which make bus body you cannot imagine
Until your axle breaks off while driving you idiot 😭 they are basically doing everything wrong
The conditions and limited equipment these men work with is amazing. All these Men should be proud!!👍👋💪💪💪
Смотрю, они чугунину со сталью варят и не парятся, даже мост не разбирают... Главное - раскрасить потом и вперед!
Верно. Быстрей опять чиниться приедет)
... интересно, как вы определили на видео где сталь и где чугун?? и какие - таки детали моста выполнены из чугуна???
@@vasilymilchenko1690 "Ковкий чугун используют для изготовления автомобильных деталей - картер заднего моста, ступицы колес."
Я, если честно, хирург, но с металлом поработать - хобби. Даже визуально видно, что это литье чугунное. И, мне кажется, что чугун со стальной полосой, максимум марки 20, а то и 3, ну никак обычным электродом хорошо не сварятся. ИМХО. Может я и неправ, но не вижу в своих догадках чего-то преступного.
@@user-ut3iq3yo9j ...да ради Бога!! Мы все здесь вольны думать и писать комменты по своему усмотрению., просто на мосту явно видны следы заводской сварки как торцевой сферической частим, так и на остальных деталях моста - неужели завод будет комбинировать чугун со сталью сваркой...а вообще-то очень интересно смотреть "СОВРЕМЕННЫЙ" способ ремонта ( похоже , что это в Пакистане, возможно в Индии).чем-то напоминает наши ремонты 50-60 годов прошлого века!!
@@user-ut3iq3yo9j например,мост газ 53 весь стальной,даже жигулёвский стальной.
техника безопасности просто шедевральная, молотком по резьбе всё на ура .
Процесс сваривания не смущает?)
@@AttackElement тут нет сварки есть налепить горбатого и так сойдёт нано технологии.
А ты попробуй по другому в ихних условиях!!!
@@user-iv3pz5vk4u не хочу и не буду пусть так и делают им ездить .
@@DEMON23027 я так понимаю, у них просто выставлены большие токи? Что аж шов синевой покрывается.
I never knew that's how the axle on this trucks was designed to just slide in from the outside... you could literally change it in 3 minutes.... and I would have thought it would have been beefier... now the less I can't stop watching these vids. These guy are true craftsman doing quality work with old tools. I tip my hat to yall
Lol in 3 minutes with a NASCAR pitstop team as your mechanics maybe
All differential axles on every single truck can be dismounted like this. The only difference could be struts or airbag sistem .
And that if they had a cart ready and could lift the truck a little more, they wouldn't have to disassemble all the axles and gears from it ,under the truck. And could do it in a more controlled and safe enviroment.
If you were able to ask them. Someone I that shop has already died , or has missing fingers from pieces snapping or falling on them while disassembling under a truck.
It is good to see everyone wearing there safety sandels.
"How much load are we going to put on it?"
Pakistani truck driver: "Yes"
50-80 tons
I agree with you
😂😂
@@brettb.7425
No
Jian yaaanng
Видимо даже если этот мост развалится на 1000 кусков они его сварят воедино и будут ездить.
Они по 40 тонн возят на таких машинах и конечно сломается
Ремзаводы в СССР были. Думаешь, на них всё по-другому было? То же самое, только не на коленках и на улице, а в цеху и на столе. И ходила техника.
@@1987AzAzElLo в конце 80 я проходил практику в АТЦ, когда учился на автослесаря. В советское время ещё было в цехах разное оборудование. А вот после 90, Пакистан куда более развита в технологии стала. Все что осталось после совка сломалось, новое не закупалось, старое не ремонтировалось. Запчасти на машины проблемой и дефицитом стали, а те что привозили зап. частями их трудно было назвать зап. частью!!! Размеры гуляли "+- трамвайная остановка". Реально технику ремонтировали на коленке. Все снималось и ставилось "на пупке" в ручную! Никаких приспособ снимать и ставить агрегаты не было, да и сей час скорее всего нет!
@@meleuz1111 ну вот сейчас страну с 90тыми сравнивать это не дело, сейчас уже другой уровень и в некоторых отраслях превзошли СССР, ну а где-то да, ещё догоняем
@@makcimus_8472 в чём другой уровень? Где надёжные безотказные среднетоннажные грузовики? Где легковушки, которые выигрывают Ле-Ман, обходя немцев и итальянцев? Где тракторная промышленность? Где животноводство? Где растениеводство? Где наука? Где среднее образование? Где медицина? Я отвечу. Всё перечисленное - в жопе. Развалено и разграблено.
Vocês são fera na manutenção de veículos pesados, parabéns. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
молодцы трудяги... помню как по молодости синглом обваривал нижнюю головку шатуна поршневого насоса гидрофора, она тогда на три куска была развалившаяся, а сплав тот не варился ну я по кругу и создал кольцо из сварки :)))) и год спустя еще работал тот шатун.
Охуеть...)
It's amazing how much you can get done with a heavy sledge hammer and a hot tack.
Уважаю работяг.Уважаю людей,которые трудятся.В таких условиях при совке делали ремонт.
Сам ты совок.
тебе сколько лет? 12 ?
В каких таких условиях ремонтировали при "совке"?? В пижаме и тапках, без соблюдения ТБ?? Нам то ге гони Советский рабочий был самым социально защищенным в мире тркдящимся . Не то что сейчас, при вашем грёбаном капитализме...
Лол! Даже сюда совок притянул
i could watch this stuff 24 hours a day, i loved to see things fixed with what you have available.
Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ.. đã ghé xem like 👍Thank you for sharing.. for watching like 👍
Big respect for any hard works... brothers.
Jesteście mistrzami.Szacunek waszej pracy.Darek Poland
Prekrasni kamioni i lijepo ukraseni ,takvih nema u Europi !
Amazing how these guys run their business. I realise we (1st world) are in a good position, working circumstances etc, respect for those guys!
Man they really love those bright colors on everything. Hubcaps, rims, cars, trucks, trees, wives, etc.
Bright color helps in 11 months of summer 100 plus degrees.
@@lalajee143 I couldn’t even imagine. Wow!
They really dig that shit.
We go for the clean simple look they decorate everything.
@@alouisschafer7212 lol it's a cultural thing, in Polynesia the buses are bright like this too lol.
One thing doesn't fit the other lol. No we don't decorate our ''wives'' by having them wear those colorful clothes. Its a cultural thing and 44 C heat doesn't help either lol
"Don't throw that axel away...we can get 200,000 more miles on it!"
😄😄
.....before repairing it and getting another 200,000 miles.
To hell with that axel, these guys will make you a new one out of hammers and welding sticks
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More like 2,000,000
ช่างประเทศนี้ฝีมือมากมาย สุดยอดจริงๆ
Fantastic to See these guys working without an impact driver, sitting with their asse in the dirt and dust.
I like how these guys work together. Everyone makes a contribution to the work effort. I can not help but be amazed by how well they work in a less than optimal work environment.
This is pakistan this is very amazing people here are very interesting if you have to go back to old times like 1850 then come to pakistan.Pakistan still works in a two-century-old style that has been passed down from generation to generation. There are about one million such professions.
I bet they are all backstabbing and conning each other for the smallest thing. These people got no shame.
Amazing coordination
@@christopherharper6229 They have a good relationship with each other. If someone is not happy, he goes to another workshop at a better salary.
Похоже им нужен грузовик целиком из куска железа , просто массив на железных катках. Лишь бы горы выдержали.
-видишь ,там краски скока ,тяжесть ,вот и ломаются !
@Похоже им пора белазы вместо автобусов на маршруты выпускать!
@@user-uh9qt2pb4x Они и Белаз так нагрузят, что и у него задняя ось полетит. Нет, им надо что то побольше и покрепче.
@@user-uh9qt2pb4x Белазы они уже не в состоянии будут так отремонтировать
Русские коменты огонь!!! Сижу и офигиваю с этих мастеров... Матерь божья просто...
С таким количеством листов в рессоре, чулки будут постоянно ломаться 😎
И будут постоянно чинить, и все при деле =)
Ждал этот комментарий 😂😂😂
Руские везде и всегда умничают. А сами нечего не умеют, проста балтуный.
И все они проста алкаши
That’s a real hack job, but these guys have mad skills and get the job done. Kudos to them for a side of the road axle housing repair.
Mad respect to them.. haven’t seen an actual ratchet
exactly what i was thinking, they are all almost like crow bars with sockets im pretty sure they made lol
Ratchets break. Bars, can be repaired/made.
One of the breaker bars was a socket welded to the bar with reinforcement, it reminded me of some of the tools my grandfather made for farming because we couldn't afford the special tool John Deere sold for the job.
Ho già visto parecchie volte questo video e tutte le volte rimango incantato dalla bravura di tutti. un caro abbraccio da Torino Italia
When I look at this work I am filled with awe and wonder! I just think how amazing people are.
It's always a pleasure to watching people work with no power tools
?
It's how we all started...
Skilled people with basic tools, imagine what they could do with a modern garage.
Not much. Too much restrictions and regulations.
@@Sapnek get a new axle housing rather than repair the repaired repair again
If they are so skilled they would invent better tools..
A lot of contaminant , they dont even know the most important for doing drive train job is cleanness
@@holeephuk Go on, try and say something nice.
Great job, well done guys.
Your methods and safety practices are are bit different to ours, but hey, that’s what it is.
Amazed to see you all appear to have both eyes and a full set of toes🙂
Nice paint jobs on those trucks as well.
These fellas have amazing skills.
With no modern tools they do an awesome job 👏👏👏👏
Мое глубокое уважениетк этим людям
В постапокалипсисе все бы умоляли их помочь миру. Вообще когда думаешь об этом всем, понимаешь, что очень много в мире бездарей с ненужными профессиями, которые существуют только благодаря денежной системе и ничего полезного они не несут.
Сварщику респект!!!
My respect goes out to these men. Thats some damn hard work.
Когда я увидел толщину рессоры, я подумал что тонкое железо наварили на мост,как минимум нужно было приварить рельсу....
Аналогично, коллега.
На тонн 200 расчитанно🤷♂️
Not only did I instinctively cover my eyes while he welded, I swear I could smell gear oil and bearing grease through my phone. Great job, all in a hard day's work 👍 👏 👌 💪
I covered my eyes, too. The smell is stronger with a bigger screen. ;-)
У меня одного глаза чуть не вытекли от такой цветовой гаммы?)))
A well presented repair.I learned lots.Thanks,Greg in Canada 🇨🇦.. 😊.
احسنتم قناتكم قمه البداع والتألق صحه وسلامه وطلت العمر كله يارب ربي يحفضكم جميل كلك ذوق وفن الأصيل احسنتم الصنع
Fantastic work! This axcell will go on for years to come, before it will need to be repaired again. These workers are fearless, I hope they stay safe and live long healthy lives. Highly unlikely, but it would be nice to think they’ll survive thus crazy work environment.
@Robert Boiteau what desert 🏜?? Mohavee deser? 🤔
@King Of Crunk let the bearings beside, spider gears will probably lose the correct clearance with the shaft gear which will wear the gears as well.
@King Of Crunk These trucks are used roughly. No one bothers about tolerances.
Very hard team work with conventional tools. They have superb mechanical sense and can fix any mechanical problem with avaible tools. A very good kind of team work and professional cooperation between auto garrage and mechanical workshop. A very good job to observe. Liked the video and the mechanics and their spirit of work.
A poor mechanic always blames his tools. All work should be hard regardless of what tools are available. Easy work reflects in the results.
Пипец!
Миньоны!!!
Если им ещё напильники раздать они из машины самолёт сделают …
Маска сварщика это шедевр…
Но ! Сварочный шов - безупречный.
lets not forget that the temperature there is between 40 and 50 degrees celsius
На мопеде что-то мало листов в рессоре)
А шовчик у сварного неплохой! так то
Так у него наверное день проходит, как одно белое пятно) Варит с утра до вечера.
@Sergey Stilov лучше чем у меня, когда тёще калиточку варил😁
@Оля Мурчик а чем он херовый
@@user-uk8bo8nh8j Да он типа спец невепенный вот и скулит )
This is good work. I only wish there was more done to clean the metal before welding and to remove dust before assembly.
I work in a Kenworth plant, this wouldn't pass QC thats for sure.
i felt the same. QC is an alien concept in this part of the world.
@@jasonmartin9584 yes, and for all that, look at all the mechanical failures we still have in the USA, loads of engines falling apart. Overloading and really bad roads maybe a bigger reason for axle failures.
They have a lot of experience repairing broken parts with homemade tools and just plain hard work. They fix things that should never really break unless they are overloaded way past any designers imagination. I just wonder how they broke the axle housing in the first place. job well done, nice finish weld.
Simply amazing! Taking an old piece ready for the scrapyard and turning it into a part better then new. The welder outclasses many here in the US. The welding bead looks very professional and top notch. The truck they're working on has to be Russian. Solid, overbuilt, big, bulky, and able to last forever. All repairs done with brute strength!
"Solid, overbuilt, big, bulky, and able to last forever." Didn't you just said that it was Russian?🤣
On previous video with similar repair there was Czechoslovakian/Czech TATRA on the part(from that company Ferdinand Porsche in the 1930s was ripping off VW Beetle design...).
And here you can see part number and you can clearly see "J" in it and "J" is a letter from Latin alphabet->not used in Russia...
edit:
The logo visible at the end -> Hino -> from Tokyo Japan, "a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation and one of 16 major companies of the Toyota Group"...
а красивые сварочные швы получаеются))
мужики молодцы!
А ведь заметь они не учились на сварщика просто варят сутками на пролет самоучки
All done without crazy overpriced snap on tools lol wow this must be triggering for some …love these videos you guys are putting in an honest days work every day ,
جزاك اللهُ
صدیقی ۔ انڈیا
Considering very limited resources, this is a very good job! They sure know what are they doing.
Yes they do through experience and therfore pure know how
And you want that truck to drive on roads that your famly travels on? No sane person would drive that crap,overloaded, on graval roads,driving like your playing grand theft auto. Crasy....just wow!!!!!
@@df9969 What others options do they have? Please enlighten us O' great one.
@@bigmacdaddy1234 life is cheep i gess.
Молодцы Индийцы умные работяги, особенно сварщик мне понравилось как он с варил метал обычным электродом но до чего же аккуратно и качественно до и вообще у них там всё на столько отработано чётенько что смотришь и ауеваешь
The ar Pakistani
@@usamahamza15 😆👍
God bless you
the guy standing on the pipe to tighten the bolts really was the grand finale : )
We live in such a throw away economy. Good to see these guys don't waste anything.
Brutal…..it’s amazing that the repair works…
Yes it works, but I’m curious for how long.
it's a great job! repair shop is a good Business in Pakistan , if they keep on their loads over the capacity limit of their truck
Did you see that spring stack lol
Молодцы!!!Когда мы работали,киркой лопатойи какой-то матерю,и ключи были,молоток с зубилом,жизнь была прекрасна! И радостна.
Nhìn thợ nhà ng ta làm mà thấy mê. Thợ vn chưa làm đã kêu khó để vòi
Real professionals with the tools they have. Respect
Welding over rust and dirt. Anyone else see the globs from previous weld job? WOW!
No Problem with electrode welding.
Несмотря на всю кустарность ремонта ,ремонт выполнен весьма неплохо и грамотно учитывая то что в нормальной жизни такие детали вообще выбрасывают. Кстати сварной весьма неплох ,швы очень аккуратные .
Да, Вы правы, швы загляденье.
Да, швы хорошие. Только вот почему краску и грязь зачистили уже после сварки, а не до? И почему трещины в направляющих под стремянки не разделали, а тупо насрали сверху по грязи? Думаю потому что слишком ленивые.
My favorite is when they show up with the three wheeled utility and take whatever broken Kaxle to Abdul's for repair.
Also a side note: everything is designed as not to use safety glasses, I.E the deflector behind the cutoff saw 9:54. These guys are amazing!!
2:00...... 19:00.....Пластину на бок рессоры забыли поставить. Опять все разбирать. Хаахах.
Лишние детали))
Когда постухи брутса за токое дело это могут забыт даже десятки болтов и элементов.
Точно 🤣
That comes with a 5 year 50 foot warranty; whichever comes first.
That’s a 5x5 warranty. Five feet or 5 minutes.
😅😂🤣🤣
@@earlharman2040 1-2 warranty, once you take it- too bad.
:) ;)
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Those boys do fine work. That is better than some of the work I've seen here in the States. And that was under more scrutiny.
Ihr seid echte Helden.Dass macht euch so schnell keiner nach.Super.
Cero tegnologia pero si mucho talento y mucho amor la soldadura exelente se pasaron muy bonito saludos de Chile
10:12 Ай хорош! Мужик вовремя подметил, Говорит ему щас ты ударишь металл с играет встань с боку 👍🏿
Great job guys the ability to fix things that others would scrap is amazing
These guys are very very Hard working mechanics without all the special tools and lifting jacks that we have in Our big mechanics shops here in the USA KUDOS TO THESE MECHANICS!!!
Сколько тут русскоязычных в комментах)))
The man is an excellent welder!
Ive watched these guys work for most of my road trips across asia.great to watch from my armchair...remembering the smells,sounds and the tasty chai...
Pakistani people are hardworking and dedicated person 👍
You can't have bent u-bolts. They're like springs. Every time you load them up they'll straighten out and loosen. The axle will crack again right beside the weld. Just like it did...and the time before that.
Я тоже так думаю, что лопнет, и затянет в себя воду, от чего выйдет из строя редуктор.
It's like the Medical/Pharmaceutical Industry. Why would they out right fix your issues when they can put a band aid on it and keep you coming in paying for more work? That's how they keep business booming, by doing half ass work to keep customers coming.
Lol you can't use those flat washers as spacers in them either...but if they did work properly ,they would not have business for next week . When something breaks again.
Very resourceful. Imagine if they had a fully equipped shop...with air conditioning. If I hit the lottery I would buy them one and film a reality show.
They would destroy the shop in less than a month
@@colt098 hahahahah
They would loose all customers , since in that area, most prefer their current method, and dnt trust anything modern or that they deemed as easy work.
You can show them the proper way and explain perfectly with math and tests and every video available and they would still not rust your method, because they are accustomed to only one method, and in their minds , that is the right way of things. For most there anyways.
Eita povo trabalhador, parabéns aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷👏🇧🇷
No breaker bars no sledge hammer.... No videos. These guys can do anything with the simplest tools
Someone needs to send this guy an auto darkening helmet
..and then he'll win all the chicks at the local disco. No, wait - shoot, there's no local disco in this town... nor anywhere in the entire country. What a... Pakistan.
And then there's no chicks to pick, and no local bars... (except those in a local prison). But hey, you can be that "someone"! - send him that helmet, he'll be you debtor for the rest of his life!
(Unless he'd break it the next day, but who am I to judge it....)
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Seriously these boys know how to weld and repair things, very skilled.
My man was laying the rod to it!!! Good welding brother.