A real craftsman great skill and very well done, no fancy tools, work bench or safety gear heart goes out to him for having to work under those conditions.
:Why? It his choice to work in those conditions. There's nothing to stop him buying or building a decent workbench, for example. There's noting to stop him keeping the floor clean. Nothing to stop him making a proper riveting tool. Only ignorance .
@Tess Tickle : Your thinking is faulty. It doesn't matter whether you like in a rich society or a poor one, time is ALWAYS money. It doesn't matter whether you earn $1 an hour or $100 an hour, making a work bench or a gear puller takes the same time - the same percentage impact on your earnings that day. Why put money in a bank account? If you do that today, you can't spend it today. Answer: Because the account pays interest, and over time you'll end up with more. Same thing with making a work bench or a gear puller: On the day you do it, that's time you can't use for paying work. But for the next 30 years that bench or puller will mean you can work more efficiently and earn money faster. These methods of working in Pakistan and Afghanistan can only be a cultural thing. Everybody works in the dirt, so young blokes think that is how it is done. There was a time, when I was young, that my country was as poor as Pakistan is now. But we worked smarter, investing in our future, and now we are a rich, advanced country. The fact that countries such as Germany, the USA, etc are so much more richer and powerful is not an accident. It's because their culture fosters innovation - everyone continually looking for a better tool to get the job done quicker at less cost. If building a work bench or gear puller meant reduced earnings, we wouldn't have them either.
TBH it doesn't look that hard to do. Just disassemble the thing, drill some rivets, replace what need to be replace and reassemble the thing. It also looks like it's the only task he's doing in this specific shop You never see them doing repair on parts that need really tight clearance, specific torque settings, exotic materials.. Even when they're doing some lathe work, it's always the very basic facing, cutting to an OD and parting the pieces to a 1mm precision.
@@xl000 In lots of these videos, you see them working on things that SHOULD be properly torqued - eg head bolts, big end bolts. But they never use torque wrenches. I don't believe its because they can't afford the right tools. Its because they have not been taught properly, and are plain lazy. Just as the lathe operator in this video was just too plumb lazy to constrain the coupling with a guide rod. One slight accidental touch and the result will be quick and dramatic. But he doesn't think about it. They can afford the tools alright - you see them using expensive presses, expensive lathes (and abusing expensive lathes by welding in situ using the lathe as the earth return). They go though large quantities of welding rods, etc. These aren't cheap. They probably come from some Indian factory at a price well below what we pay in the West, but relative to their economics, they'll still be expensive. If they are getting away with ripping off the customer by doing shoddy work, it's because their competitors are just as bad, and the customers think that poor quality is normal.
@@oo0Spyder0oo “[...] On 5 May 2017, India opposed listing of asbestos under the Prior Informed Consent (PIC) list of hazardous substances during the 2017 United Nations Rotterdam Convention. As such, India is the second Democracy (After Russian Federation) to have such a stance, globally. Besides India, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Syria, and Zimbabwe also opposed the listing. While, all the other countries opposing are producers of asbestos; India (where mining is banned) is the sole (and largest) consumer and importer of asbestos still opposing its inclusion on the PIC List. [...]”
“[...] In spite of the health hazards, asbestos is widely used in India without any restriction. Activists in India and abroad have tried to persuade the governments of Canada and Quebec to stop asbestos mining in Quebec and Exporting to India. The Canadian government has repeatedly blocked asbestos being listed as a hazardous chemical by the UN even though it spends massive amounts of money to remove it from Canadian homes and offices. While India recognizes it as a hazardous substance and has banned asbestos mining and its waste trade, it keeps its price low through patronage. [...]”
@@karlaudi9104 oh well, I stand corrected then, I thought it had been phased out everywhere in the 90’s, seems the Indian government isn’t as smart as I thought they were. Poor buggers.
Ничего подобного, просто нужно все запчасти, что разбираются разобрать на составные части и конструктором продавать, они потом их обратно собирать будут.
Думаю, вы не далеки от истины. Недавно смотрел видос, от парня открывшего автосервис европейского уровня, в Эмиратах. Прогорел. Оказалось, - не смотря на неплохой уровень жизни населения, серьёзно тратиться на ремонт и обслуживание своего транспорта, оно, - население, морально не готово. Всех устраивает вот такой, подзаборный, дешёвый автосервис.
Was a time you could walk into almost any garage and get a clutch or brakes relined, engines rebuilt, sadly the UK has lost many of the trades people who did this and cheap imports have undercut and reduced us to bin and replace culture
@@Taz6688 I think it is more cost of labour in country.... If you earn £2 a day you cannot get by on stuff like this, in the UK. But some countries $2 a day is luxury living.
-1- السلا عليك يا اخ الإسلام أضنك من باكستان العزيزة علينا.. معك اخوك الحسن من الجزائر.. بارك الله فيك على مشاركة الحرفة و تعليمها و انتم كبار و زعماء حقا لقد عرفتكم في اوروبا و والله لمن احسن الناس في حياتي انتم و الافغان و السودانيين.. انتم كرماء و قلوبكم نظيفة لهاذا فالله تعالى مكنحكم من كل شيء حتى حتى النووي..
With the 9/11 anniversary coming up, you might want to rethink your wish. I'm just sayin'. We have plenty of capable people here in the USA, it is just not worth the labor to do this work when a new part costs a fraction of the price of the rebuild parts and the labor.
@@rokzd8247 как он центровал и балансировал, вот в чём вопрос. Диск сцепления крутится со скоростью двигателя, то есть и 4-6 тысяч оборотов в минуту может быть.
We in the UK used to fix & renew parts, until we thought we are clever and became a throw away society! hope we can go back to the days when Mechanics actually fixed stuff not just replace ;-) ;-)
I want to go back to a time when everything I work on doesn’t have the Spector of a lawsuit hanging over my head because I didn’t follow “factory recommendations “
Voluntad mucha, calidad la justa.,de todos los que pojeis great job y todas esa clase payasadas cuántos montaríais un embrague recuperado por este hombre y cuántos os gastais la pasta en uno nuevo?
Next time my parts manager says the clutch is not in stock I’ll fkn kill him after watching this guy make one lol !! Wow great craft skills well done 🇬🇧👌👍
Yeah, but you would pay many times more than to buy new clutch. He was rebuilding it because it is just cheaper in his country, not because of some workmanship or something.
@@jannepomuk7735 sorry I fail to see the relevance of your comment in relation to the humorous comment I left …let me clarify for you ..firstly I commented on the workmanship which deserves merit regardless if something is cheaper or expensive , secondly I was jokingly commenting that we are fobbed of when a part is not in stock and are left waiting..this guy on the other hand gets hands on and makes a clutch from start to finish , that workmanship also deserves credit .
@@MrMagsimus Also didn't mean it that serious how I wrote it, I just wanted to mention that in our "rich" world is just more worthy to replace than repair, if you don't do it yourself. And you can see it all around, not only with cars. But I don't see there any special workmanship what even amateur wouldn't do. His job didn't require any special measurements or knowledge.
@@jannepomuk7735 yes you are right we live in a day and age of hardly any recycle and just replace most things that can be repaired but we bin them and get new ones, I had my bmw key battery die on me the other day and u think that it would have a simple screw to take the cover of and replace a £5 battery… no not BMW they seal the damn key together and glue the chip in for good measure so u pay £300 for a new key !! Out of spite I spent 3 hours cutting it open and brought a battery and new case for £6 of eBay and saved £300 !! To hell with them lol 😂 👍🙏🏼
@@MrMagsimus we live this way because large industrial monopolies, insurance companies, the largest suppliers, which literally rip off our skin of capital with speculative prices, and all this is two or three times more costly taxed by our governments, which have turned us into slaves. so everyone I have listed now does not want you to repair anything, they want you to buy new and pay for everything endlessly, as much as they want, even if you don’t have as much.
In the west we live in a bolt off bolt on replacement society. Long gone are the days of manufacturing components unless they are no longer made. This guys has some fantastic skill weird how he is doing everything on the floor not a work bench in sight
Cool to see all this work done by hand.but cleaning metal and throwing a new friction surface on to old metal dosent fix metal fatigue and dosnt fix the warp if it been run to hot to many times. Plus why no new springs in the clutch disk while you where in there?are those parts hard to come by?
Занимался подобной работой когда учился в техникуме на автомеханика в начале 2000-х годов, был на практике в автотранспортном предприятии обслуживающее автомобили ГАЗ и ЗИЛ. Краской разве что не красили диски сцепления.
I think this is the clashes that we bought a AutoZone, Discount Auto Part, O'Reilly , it's amazing what can do with a basic tools, imagine with a full machine shop, great job
In a country like theirs where they have no recourse when parts fail. I mean after all its used springs from another used worn out disk along with the other parts he grind down to fit. The ring was cracked and used he also grind down to fit...Wondering it the clutch material was just used and spray painted too. Looks like maybe only the rivets are new...The buyers really doesn't have any type system he can go to to complain there....Here you do stuff like that and sell it , you can be sued,fined and imprisoned.The term rebuild or manufactured GREATLY changes based on where in the world the part is being rebuilt in....This is a country where they think more highly of the disk then they do towards women.
Modern clutches and brakes don't contain asbestos. However the dust still isn't good for your lungs. As there is electricity in the building a basic vacuum cleaner would help to remove so of the dust.
Just fascinating. Guessing his drill press and power wheel are from the 50s/60s. I would buy his refurbished stuff before buying new East Asian products.
Excelente trabajo, quien es habilidoso en su trabajo, no necesita ser mañoso para ganarse la vida, solamente los mañosos inútiles y buenos para nada se dedican a robar y a los vicios destructores de los valores, quien ama su trabajo y oficio siempre tendrá una forma digna de ganarse el pan, felicidades mi amigo desde México.
A real craftsman great skill and very well done, no fancy tools, work bench or safety gear heart goes out to him for having to work under those conditions.
:Why? It his choice to work in those conditions. There's nothing to stop him buying or building a decent workbench, for example. There's noting to stop him keeping the floor clean. Nothing to stop him making a proper riveting tool. Only ignorance .
@Tess Tickle : Your thinking is faulty. It doesn't matter whether you like in a rich society or a poor one, time is ALWAYS money. It doesn't matter whether you earn $1 an hour or $100 an hour, making a work bench or a gear puller takes the same time - the same percentage impact on your earnings that day.
Why put money in a bank account? If you do that today, you can't spend it today. Answer: Because the account pays interest, and over time you'll end up with more. Same thing with making a work bench or a gear puller: On the day you do it, that's time you can't use for paying work. But for the next 30 years that bench or puller will mean you can work more efficiently and earn money faster.
These methods of working in Pakistan and Afghanistan can only be a cultural thing. Everybody works in the dirt, so young blokes think that is how it is done.
There was a time, when I was young, that my country was as poor as Pakistan is now. But we worked smarter, investing in our future, and now we are a rich, advanced country. The fact that countries such as Germany, the USA, etc are so much more richer and powerful is not an accident. It's because their culture fosters innovation - everyone continually looking for a better tool to get the job done quicker at less cost.
If building a work bench or gear puller meant reduced earnings, we wouldn't have them either.
TBH it doesn't look that hard to do. Just disassemble the thing, drill some rivets, replace what need to be replace and reassemble the thing. It also looks like it's the only task he's doing in this specific shop
You never see them doing repair on parts that need really tight clearance, specific torque settings, exotic materials..
Even when they're doing some lathe work, it's always the very basic facing, cutting to an OD and parting the pieces to a 1mm precision.
@@xl000 In lots of these videos, you see them working on things that SHOULD be properly torqued - eg head bolts, big end bolts. But they never use torque wrenches. I don't believe its because they can't afford the right tools. Its because they have not been taught properly, and are plain lazy. Just as the lathe operator in this video was just too plumb lazy to constrain the coupling with a guide rod. One slight accidental touch and the result will be quick and dramatic. But he doesn't think about it.
They can afford the tools alright - you see them using expensive presses, expensive lathes (and abusing expensive lathes by welding in situ using the lathe as the earth return). They go though large quantities of welding rods, etc. These aren't cheap. They probably come from some Indian factory at a price well below what we pay in the West, but relative to their economics, they'll still be expensive.
If they are getting away with ripping off the customer by doing shoddy work, it's because their competitors are just as bad, and the customers think that poor quality is normal.
@@keithammleter3824 I agree and like your approach
We can only hope this man will not suffer the ill effects of asbestos in the clutch and brake linings he so skillfully replaces.
🥸🤧
Asbestos hasn’t been used in years
@@oo0Spyder0oo “[...] On 5 May 2017, India opposed listing of asbestos under the Prior Informed Consent (PIC) list of hazardous substances during the 2017 United Nations Rotterdam Convention. As such, India is the second Democracy (After Russian Federation) to have such a stance, globally. Besides India, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Syria, and Zimbabwe also opposed the listing. While, all the other countries opposing are producers of asbestos; India (where mining is banned) is the sole (and largest) consumer and importer of asbestos still opposing its inclusion on the PIC List. [...]”
“[...] In spite of the health hazards, asbestos is widely used in India without any restriction. Activists in India and abroad have tried to persuade the governments of Canada and Quebec to stop asbestos mining in Quebec and Exporting to India. The Canadian government has repeatedly blocked asbestos being listed as a hazardous chemical by the UN even though it spends massive amounts of money to remove it from Canadian homes and offices. While India recognizes it as a hazardous substance and has banned asbestos mining and its waste trade, it keeps its price low through patronage. [...]”
@@karlaudi9104 oh well, I stand corrected then, I thought it had been phased out everywhere in the 90’s, seems the Indian government isn’t as smart as I thought they were. Poor buggers.
Я так понял (после всего просмотренного), что если я открою в Пакистане магазин автозапчастей, то я банкрот.
Ничего подобного, просто нужно все запчасти, что разбираются разобрать на составные части и конструктором продавать, они потом их обратно собирать будут.
Мы по ходу с нашим ростом цен, тоже начнем скоро разбирать на коленке все)
@@АртёмЮгатов а так и было при союзе
Думаю, вы не далеки от истины. Недавно смотрел видос, от парня открывшего автосервис европейского уровня, в Эмиратах. Прогорел. Оказалось, - не смотря на неплохой уровень жизни населения, серьёзно тратиться на ремонт и обслуживание своего транспорта, оно, - население, морально не готово. Всех устраивает вот такой, подзаборный, дешёвый автосервис.
В прибыль выйти- это в Туркменистан,зелёные блокноты продавать!)))
Give this guy modern tools, he will rebuild you the world
But he can't make the tools needed re build the world
@@beltdrivetypea6534 I grew cuz I world has gone beyond fixing but there is always hope.
वाह वा बाबाजीका स्कील्ड बहुत भारी है,सभी जवान बच्चोके लीये अच्छी शीक्षा का संधी हैं. ला जवाब काम .
Some do this hard honorable work and some others do scam on old ladies.
You are getting it wrong this person is from Pakistan but scammers are from India, they have gangs of scammers there
También se le pueden decir ''ancianas'' a los incautos que compran una pieza REPARADA con un falso aspecto de NUEVA.
@@mehmoodmustafa6877 Hay estafadores en todas partes del mundo...
TH-cam algorithm:
“Based on the couple of mechanic videos you’ve watched, i know you’ll enjoy watching this dude”
Вот молодци народ )))👍👍👍 и всё же это тяжкий труд
If you couldn't you would never see a remanufactured or new clutch for that matter.
Very Clever than whites👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
My dude spends less time rebuilding a used clutch than I do shopping for a new one. 🤣🤣
It didn’t take 8 minutes to rebuild it, the video was edited.
@@MillionBukz Lol, I know. But I sometimes spend hours shopping for parts.
@@MillionBukz exactly, maybe it took less!
ممتاز جدا. تحيةطيبة كل الباكستان 🇵🇰وشعب باكستان🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦
I have rebuild clutches here in Australia the same way The is very important work
Howz goin mate
Doesn't it have to be balanced ??
Am not trying to b smart arse
Did you do this job this millennium or previous one?)
Great 👌 work man need more talent like this in the world today.
Big respect ✊ he’s willing to do what ever it takes to feed he’s family. I didn’t know you can rebuild it 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼great job “
Was a time you could walk into almost any garage and get a clutch or brakes relined, engines rebuilt, sadly the UK has lost many of the trades people who did this and cheap imports have undercut and reduced us to bin and replace culture
@@Taz6688 I think it is more cost of labour in country.... If you earn £2 a day you cannot get by on stuff like this, in the UK. But some countries $2 a day is luxury living.
Isso very nice , see a real dedicate profissional.
A serious work.
Very Good.
Congratulations
The dust is very bad for your health. I highly recommend wearing a mask.
Otherwise great job and nice skills. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
-1- السلا عليك يا اخ الإسلام أضنك من باكستان العزيزة علينا.. معك اخوك الحسن من الجزائر.. بارك الله فيك على مشاركة الحرفة و تعليمها و انتم كبار و زعماء حقا لقد عرفتكم في اوروبا و والله لمن احسن الناس في حياتي انتم و الافغان و السودانيين.. انتم كرماء و قلوبكم نظيفة لهاذا فالله تعالى مكنحكم من كل شيء حتى حتى النووي..
Thanks for your love ❣️
شهادة حق 👍🇲🇦 اتباركالله اعليك
Great work sur I wish we. Had guys like you here in the usa
Anybody can do this with their own clutch, but most of us are too lazy to understand how it works.
We do have people like this. We have been trained to buy only name brand store items and everything else is illegal.
With the 9/11 anniversary coming up, you might want to rethink your wish. I'm just sayin'.
We have plenty of capable people here in the USA, it is just not worth the labor to do this work when a new part costs a fraction of the price of the rebuild parts and the labor.
These are real mechanics they don’t just swap an old part for a new part like in the US, rather they repair the broken part.
His work is Probably better than Dorman products
Great to see things getting repaired rather than replaced that lad is a good hand
Top man, impressive , thanks for your skills and making most of us look like fools.
Great technical skill👍👏👏👏
Меньше слов больше дела, красавцы👍
А если им чпу и токарные
@@ХарчепкоВасилий Китай тогда обанкротится😁
Лайк однозначно!👍👍👍👍
Necessity is the mother of invention. 👌👌👌
Bien pulido... Fibras nuevas... Bien pintado... y lo venden como NUEVO.... ----- ¡¡¡ Es un negocio redondo...!!!
Quality job mate. Thanks for teaching your skill.
Thanks for watching 😊
amazing talent beautiful clutch at the end
Somebody needs to open a work bench making shop. Hurts my back seeing so much work done floor level.
Su respective like
Al viejon ..muy muy bien
Технологический процесс- и так сойдет
Инженеры продумывали и просчитывали, пакистанцы - и так сойдет)))
где он нарушыл процес?
@@rokzd8247 как он центровал и балансировал, вот в чём вопрос. Диск сцепления крутится со скоростью двигателя, то есть и 4-6 тысяч оборотов в минуту может быть.
A brand new clutch plate is born!
now that is what i call proper recycling!
Very good skills veer. Wash the pressure plate veer, dust is very dangerous or wear dust mask 😷 😤. Allah Malak.
Thanks for your appreciation 😊
HAI GOOD MORNING SUPER job SUPER WORKING SUPER idea SUPER 👍👍👍👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for watching 😊
I've rebuilt almost everything, but not clutches, thanks for sharing.
If this clutch plate works properly after repair without the use of any precision tools, then you really have skill, man.
May the heavens bless this worker! Be careful with the dust the risk is very great.
Thanks for watching 😊
2:07 а если проволочка от корщётки прилетит в глаз? Понятно, что это ремесленник и эта работа его кормит, но глаз всего 2 штуки.
Сходит к целителю, тот заговорами и травами её растворит.
За забором ещё пару тыщ таких же стоит.не до баловства
Gratulations great hob. Well sobe. Greetings from Brazil
Отличная работа! Молодцы!
Imagine we had to do this in the uk. A clutch replacements going to cost 2k each time 😂
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Richard desde Argentina 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙋♂️
We all need to chip in and get this man a workbench.
will be a good thing to fabricate a work bench..so he can work much easier..great work by the way
AISIN no less. Now I need to double check the AISIN water pump I just bought--it could be a rebuild from this guy.
Great job 👍🏼
Thanks for your appreciation
Better than NEW !
We in the UK used to fix & renew parts, until we thought we are clever and became a throw away society! hope we can go back to the days when Mechanics actually fixed stuff not just replace ;-) ;-)
I want to go back to a time when everything I work on doesn’t have the Spector of a lawsuit hanging over my head because I didn’t follow “factory recommendations “
Definitely respect the process & wish he had some protective gear.
Thanks for watching 😊
Bruv send him some
@@williamtipene1995 Sis your so right remind me what you sent to him?
Nice job!!
wow, nice working place - no one see all that asbestos. so its fine ^^
Great video, hope you profit enough for your hard work,, keep up the great job.
Thanks for your appreciation 😊
Voluntad mucha, calidad la justa.,de todos los que pojeis great job y todas esa clase payasadas cuántos montaríais un embrague recuperado por este hombre y cuántos os gastais la pasta en uno nuevo?
So this video is 3 weeks old?? The news in UK is painting a different picture!!!!!! Masters at work by the way!!
I think you're confusing this place with India, this is actually pakistan where things are much much better 'rona wise
Top job 🙋
He'd be a good auto shop teacher
Lovely videos man. Cheers, keep them coming !!
Nice..👍👍👍👍
Excellent!
Great work!
What kind of Warranty does it come with?
This guy does an amazing job with next to nothing
Next time my parts manager says the clutch is not in stock I’ll fkn kill him after watching this guy make one lol !! Wow great craft skills well done 🇬🇧👌👍
Yeah, but you would pay many times more than to buy new clutch. He was rebuilding it because it is just cheaper in his country, not because of some workmanship or something.
@@jannepomuk7735 sorry I fail to see the relevance of your comment in relation to the humorous comment I left …let me clarify for you ..firstly I commented on the workmanship which deserves merit regardless if something is cheaper or expensive , secondly I was jokingly commenting that we are fobbed of when a part is not in stock and are left waiting..this guy on the other hand gets hands on and makes a clutch from start to finish , that workmanship also deserves credit .
@@MrMagsimus Also didn't mean it that serious how I wrote it, I just wanted to mention that in our "rich" world is just more worthy to replace than repair, if you don't do it yourself. And you can see it all around, not only with cars.
But I don't see there any special workmanship what even amateur wouldn't do. His job didn't require any special measurements or knowledge.
@@jannepomuk7735 yes you are right we live in a day and age of hardly any recycle and just replace most things that can be repaired but we bin them and get new ones, I had my bmw key battery die on me the other day and u think that it would have a simple screw to take the cover of and replace a £5 battery… no not BMW they seal the damn key together and glue the chip in for good measure so u pay £300 for a new key !! Out of spite I spent 3 hours cutting it open and brought a battery and new case for £6 of eBay and saved £300 !! To hell with them lol 😂 👍🙏🏼
@@MrMagsimus we live this way because large industrial monopolies, insurance companies, the largest suppliers, which literally rip off our skin of capital with speculative prices, and all this is two or three times more costly taxed by our governments, which have turned us into slaves. so everyone I have listed now does not want you to repair anything, they want you to buy new and pay for everything endlessly, as much as they want, even if you don’t have as much.
Wow...👏 👏 👏. May I know which material is that rivets? Soft Steel? Brass? Or Aluminum?Thanks in advance
In the west we live in a bolt off bolt on replacement society. Long gone are the days of manufacturing components unless they are no longer made.
This guys has some fantastic skill weird how he is doing everything on the floor not a work bench in sight
Faheem from Tala Gung Great Job
Bravo, ottimo lavoro.
Però, usa qualche dispositivo di sicurezza: una mascherina ti risparmia i polmoni.👍👋🇮🇹
oiiii amigo parabéns meu like
Next time my mom tells me to wear safety glasses I’m gonna tell her to watch this video and think again 😌
Mejor armado q los q venden aqui en Argentina, muy buen trabajo!!!!
Bueno trabajando señor eso es tener talento y pasión para un trabajo que le gusta a uno 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
gracias por
Wtf ... how can it be ? Too creative lol
Tidak berbeda jauh dengan di Indonesia, orangnya sangatlah kreatif
this is what we did before men evolved man-ginas.
Cool to see all this work done by hand.but cleaning metal and throwing a new friction surface on to old metal dosent fix metal fatigue and dosnt fix the warp if it been run to hot to many times. Plus why no new springs in the clutch disk while you where in there?are those parts hard to come by?
Занимался подобной работой когда учился в техникуме на автомеханика в начале 2000-х годов, был на практике в автотранспортном предприятии обслуживающее автомобили ГАЗ и ЗИЛ. Краской разве что не красили диски сцепления.
❤اللهم صل وسلم على نبينا محمد❤
Very good job.Hindustan vich vi mistri edan hi kaam krde ne,Julandhar ya gurgaon vich vekh lao.
it is interesting👍
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والله العظيم شفنا عجب العجاب في الورش بباكستان شاحنه تفكك وصله وصله وشاص اطول جديد ودفرنس اضافي غماره جديده بصراحه ابداع للغايه .
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I think this is the clashes that we bought a AutoZone, Discount Auto Part, O'Reilly , it's amazing what can do with a basic tools, imagine with a full machine shop, great job
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I didn't know it was possible to buy parts for the clutch itself.
In a country like theirs where they have no recourse when parts fail. I mean after all its used springs from another used worn out disk along with the other parts he grind down to fit. The ring was cracked and used he also grind down to fit...Wondering it the clutch material was just used and spray painted too. Looks like maybe only the rivets are new...The buyers really doesn't have any type system he can go to to complain there....Here you do stuff like that and sell it , you can be sued,fined and imprisoned.The term rebuild or manufactured GREATLY changes based on where in the world the part is being rebuilt in....This is a country where they think more highly of the disk then they do towards women.
Stop talking out of your backside
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Wtf, why don't they offer clutch material in the states like this, I'd rebuild my own clutch if i could
Never knew you could rebuild a clutch plate .
Yes You can 😂😂
What you think parts company's do with the used one ?? They rebuilt it and sell it
Happens everyday and with many parts.
You can rebuild anything but is bad for business.
All the complaints about dust Bla bla bla This man has skills.
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Modern clutches and brakes don't contain asbestos. However the dust still isn't good for your lungs. As there is electricity in the building a basic vacuum cleaner would help to remove so of the dust.
Nice work sir!
How about a work bench that might be easier ?
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your repairing skill is great but use safety appliances..
Wow 👍🇬🇧👋🙏
So many things I didn't know was repairable.
Where does one buy clutch material and proper rivets etc for rebuilds of all makes and models and brands?
Just fascinating. Guessing his drill press and power wheel are from the 50s/60s. I would buy his refurbished stuff before buying new East Asian products.
Nice safety shoes
Excelente trabajo, quien es habilidoso en su trabajo, no necesita ser mañoso para ganarse la vida, solamente los mañosos inútiles y buenos para nada se dedican a robar y a los vicios destructores de los valores, quien ama su trabajo y oficio siempre tendrá una forma digna de ganarse el pan, felicidades mi amigo desde México.
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Great and neat work
Good..........