It's easy to criticise the work these guys do, but they're doing the best they can with the tools they have and the skills that were handed down to them or that they self learned they've never been to a trade school and had their techniques tested to pass a minimum grade. In our throwaway western world that axle housing would have been junked and replaced but they can't afford to do that they have to fix things the best they can. And half the people criticising them in the comment's have never done anything like this level of repair work and are just parroting other people's comments.
true. and throwing it away and grind it down as scrap would actually be the right and rational way to handle it. as you say, they don't have the option, so they work with what they have, but it's neither safe in the road, nor safe to do nor economically defensible in any society that values life and actual pay for work. it's more a desperation thing.
Snap-On is strange. We had a mechanic burn the end of a very expensive screwdriver. They don't repair electrical damage so we froze it with dry ice and snapped the shaft. Young mechanic said he already bought another one just throw it away. I got the dealer to put a new blade in the handle and showed him the handle was cracked. "We don't replace tools, just repairs." Next visit he put a new handle on my new blade.
@@darknes7800speaking of bush fix, that reminds me of an Austrailian guy that has a channel on here repairing huge machinery/equipment. You can certainly tell the difference of how a professional does it and how its done in these videos. He has million-dollar equipment tho so i guess thats expected.
En mis comienzos como soldador,trabaje en un taller de reparación automotriz y me tocaba soldar estás piezas,ponerles las puntas, caía mucho trabajo de esta clase de reparaciones,los admiró son unos magos , gracias por subir estos vídeos, desde Colombia amén chao
congratulations you have repaired the damage as well as possible, I was also a welder in an industry and an automotive factory once upon a time, various experiences..
I have respect for all these guys. They can fix things with limited tools and make them as serviceable as possible. While in most countries the items would be junked. They seem to not be frustrated by much either. I’m not mechanical at all but when I need to I’ve often solved things at times.
Many comments here seems they know more than these experienced workers. This is what they have considering it's a third world and they make the best out of it. Keep it up guys, your work is remarkable!
In the Engineers in Vietnam we used to call this "field expedience" to get fixed what needed to get fixed while in the field in order to accomplish the mission.. Here they call it their daily job to earn money to feed their families. Way to go guys. from California, USA
I don´t know if the repair will hold, But one thing i know for sure..they did the best they could...I thought the first step would be the only one..they went further!!!!
My boss scraps whole semi trucks cause of broken frames and cracked blocks,so much goes to waist here that could be reused. I admire their “everything’s worth fixing” attitude
⬇ I'm happy to say I don't see anyone bashing these guys, only respect & support.👍😎😊 I love these videos~ they have a Mad Max vibe~ there's no Pep Boys down the block, you just make it happen. Nothing but kudos for them.
@@PeterChapman-rg6gr Jawohl....endlich mal ein Mann mit Sachverstand der weiss wovon er spricht und Fachmann ist !!!!!!!....alle sind begeistert von der tollen Reparatur, aber ich würde mein Leben nicht auf diese Arbeit setzen........das sind Leute die nicht wissen was sie tun !!!!!
I think the key thing is to remember they did the best they could with what they had and all things considered. It’s a pretty dang good job for working in the dirt with sandals, and no real modern tools.
"They did the best they could with what they had"... Since when is it a hardship to only have a 220v welder, a torch, a 100 ton press, and an axel rotisserie. You make it sound like they're working in the street with hand tools. What else do you think they need to do a good job?
As a boiler maker welder Someone who spent 4 years learning this trade This is rough and will fail If you think this is a great job. U clearly have no idea This is what we call bush mechanics. Gets u out of trouble in the short term Stick welding isn’t particularly strong and the fail will occur straight through the middle of the weld And the weld is wider than the thickness of the axle. Instant weakness and fail once stressed Guaranteed But hey. Wtf do I know eh
what type of welding electrode did you using? I think the housing is from gray cast iron? it loods very stable and the connection seems to be homogeneous.
They have a grinder but they can't put a wire wheel brush on it so they can make sure that the metal is clean before welding? I thought cleanliness for welds was one of the most important things to make sure that it will hold together with the exception of the penetration between the two metals obviously.
Thanks, they are great. I usually wear shoes and gloves and a welding helmet when I work. I usually clean the surface of the oil and dirt, grind the surface first, determine the size and then weld the metal, and finally clean it and fill it with new lubricant, and spray it with anti-corrosion metal paint.
A big A for ingenuity but Z for repair. Had to do similar on front cast diff on a Nissan Patrol on an outback trip, only got 100ks before it collapsed again. 🇦🇺
They are very hard working people but why do they always work crouched on the floor?A work bench would make things far much easier to work and they can find pieces of scrap to do one.Thumbs up for these men👍
Perfectly ok for a roadside job. For other viewers, know that an axel case is not ordinary mild steel. Something like a low hydrogen welding rod should be used...…
E isso qu acomtece nas mudanças de marchas se quebra toda a engrenagem na subida forte não troque de marcha pode se quebrar semi eixos e nessesrio ter cautela na hora de soltar a embreagem soltar de arramcos quebram as emgrenagems depois vai doer no bolso e é caro pra arrumar manutenção top servisse exelemte vê good
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Welding cast metals is way , way different than welding or repairing steel . Cast has to be preheated to a certain temperature, of course you need the correct welding rod … then the metal needs to be slowly cooled down .
This is a good repair to get the empty unload truck back home to do a proper repair by replacing the axle housing. I know they'll just use it like this until it fails again. Lets just hope that it doesn't hurt anyone when it breaks.
Is ka alignment Thora bahut agar out bhi ho jaye to koi baat nahin kyonki is ke uper body rakhi jaani hai aur is ne. ghumna nahin hai. Ye stationary part hai.
İlkelde olsa güzel işçilik,fakat meden bazik değilde rutil elektrot kullaniyorsunuz bu kadar emek veriyorsunuz en azından mukavemetli ve güçlü olsun anliyorum ki yokluk zor işler üretir,yinede kutlarım sizleri iyi günler dilerim
They always seem to use the very cheap PK Bridge 6013 type welding rods and usually run on an old AC power source. Also they never ever grind the metal back to clean out the dirt and slag residues and, as others have commented, there is lots of porosity / slag inclusions in the weld.
Big weave weld , instead of stringer beads , makes it very weak.. to much heat in one spot at any given time with big weav weld.. I know these guys are just trying to keep stuff going. Very prone to breaking again.. not saying it will right away.. got to do what you must do.. when you are unable to obtain replacement parts that are new 😊😊
deberia de calentarse la pieza a soldar, antes, durante y despues de la soldadura para evitar las tensiones durante el enfriamiento rapido del acero fundido.....
А что у нас лучше? Газели так же грузят, тонна грузоподъемность, а пихают под 5ть, так же все ломает и рамы, коробки, мосты. Так же варят и снова ломают. Если бы не следили за грузовиками так же было бы и с ними.
sin duda son maestros metalúrgicos. pero me llama la atención que operen en esa actividad con los pies desprotegidos.. esos fierros los pueden dejar incapacitados laboralmente si le aplastan o queman un pies.
I bet it wears tires out a lot quicker, but maybe for their roads it will work ,here in USA on highways running 50 mph it may vibrate a lot , the use of some levels would have greatly increased the quality but that’s another world and they are 50 years behind us
It's easy to criticise the work these guys do, but they're doing the best they can with the tools they have and the skills that were handed down to them or that they self learned they've never been to a trade school and had their techniques tested to pass a minimum grade. In our throwaway western world that axle housing would have been junked and replaced but they can't afford to do that they have to fix things the best they can. And half the people criticising them in the comment's have never done anything like this level of repair work and are just parroting other people's comments.
true. and throwing it away and grind it down as scrap would actually be the right and rational way to handle it. as you say, they don't have the option, so they work with what they have, but it's neither safe in the road, nor safe to do nor economically defensible in any society that values life and actual pay for work. it's more a desperation thing.
@@johndoe1909 Not any safer or unsafe compared to many of the "homemade" trailers running up and down the roads of the states today.
@@Ham68229 I would imagine your police and vehicle inspection service have something to say about that.
@@johndoe1909 as I said, homemade trailers are pulled all over our roads. Nothing stops that
Durka , durka !............
Nice to see people still doing this kind of stuff. No $1200 dollar snap on pliers and all that ramped up garbage.
Snap-On is strange. We had a mechanic burn the end of a very expensive screwdriver. They don't repair electrical damage so we froze it with dry ice and snapped the shaft. Young mechanic said he already bought another one just throw it away. I got the dealer to put a new blade in the handle and showed him the handle was cracked. "We don't replace tools, just repairs." Next visit he put a new handle on my new blade.
Not only repairing it, they also strengthened it up with the extra plate. Nice work.
whats?
Right
@@josepaez1630 What do you mean by "whats?"
it just shifts the stress. reinforcing plate in this instance is probably not a good idea. this thing should have been scrapped.
@@JP-vs1ysblah blah blah
These blokes are just into it , wearing sandals while welding, no gloves and got the job done with a minimum of fuss .
Well done guys.
thnks
Well done.....where?
That does not even classify as a bush fix ...... LOL!!!!!!!!!!
@@darknes7800speaking of bush fix, that reminds me of an Austrailian guy that has a channel on here repairing huge machinery/equipment. You can certainly tell the difference of how a professional does it and how its done in these videos. He has million-dollar equipment tho so i guess thats expected.
Молодцы, кто использует СИЗ во время работы, а не эти охломоны
Nice work gentlemen 👍
En mis comienzos como soldador,trabaje en un taller de reparación automotriz y me tocaba soldar estás piezas,ponerles las puntas, caía mucho trabajo de esta clase de reparaciones,los admiró son unos magos , gracias por subir estos vídeos, desde Colombia amén chao
hmm yes
Que tipo de soldadura le aplican ??
congratulations you have repaired the damage as well as possible, I was also a welder in an industry and an automotive factory once upon a time, various experiences..
It's amazing the kind of work they do, especially in sandals and pajamas.
thnx
Ideal clothes in a summer temperature of 40 degree centigrade.
@@raufjaleel8317shorts and tank tops are ideal for this temperature!
Pajamas😂
I have respect for all these guys. They can fix things with limited tools and make them as serviceable as possible.
While in most countries the items would be junked. They seem to not be frustrated by much either.
I’m not mechanical at all but when I need to I’ve often solved things at times.
Many comments here seems they know more than these experienced workers. This is what they have considering it's a third world and they make the best out of it. Keep it up guys, your work is remarkable!
In this case, what they don't know, will not directly hurt them. That axle will never be as strong as when it left the factory.
@@tonylam9548 is not perfect world brooo.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Yes, your now qualified to rebuild Boeing 787's for United Airlines.
@@tonylam9548 yeah they will be even stronger. Alot of “american” made parts use cheap ass quality steel.
Great job. The guy with the shoes must be the boss.
They are!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 brooooooooooo
...you mean he has worked his way up and no longer doing the 'dangerous' physical work ? . lol
@@phoneblasterand he still as all ten toes
😂😂😂
In the Engineers in Vietnam we used to call this "field expedience" to get fixed what needed to get fixed while in the field in order to accomplish the mission.. Here they call it their daily job to earn money to feed their families. Way to go guys. from California, USA
Mekanik handal memang 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You do great work with the tools you have 😊
Bunun ötesinde daha iyi bir tamiri ben yapabilirdim diyenin çıkmayacağı mukemmel bir iş çıkardılar. Ellerinize sağlık ustalar. Mükemmel oldu.
I don´t know if the repair will hold, But one thing i know for sure..they did the best they could...I thought the first step would be the only one..they went further!!!!
The original didnt hold. Now is stronger.
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Grande profissional soldou o eixo muito bem soldado 🪖
The first thing I was taught about welding was this . Clean the metal and keep it clean.
you are right
Yep
1st thing i was taught was why ARC is known as the dirty way to weld.
In these Pakistani workshops, nothing is clean. Dirt is everywhere.
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My boss scraps whole semi trucks cause of broken frames and cracked blocks,so much goes to waist here that could be reused. I admire their “everything’s worth fixing” attitude
thnks
👍
Weld right thru the dirt. A grinder or wire wheel would really help.
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⬇ I'm happy to say I don't see anyone bashing these guys, only respect & support.👍😎😊 I love these videos~ they have a Mad Max vibe~ there's no Pep Boys down the block, you just make it happen. Nothing but kudos for them.
Pretty incredible what these guys do with what they have
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If you don't have €20,000 to buy a new spare part, this is the next solution. Excellent work by skilled people.
thanks
@@Wowmechanics1àtþþþ
Very talented technician
Was it? Did you not see the cracks that they left unrepaired?
Did you fail to see both the lack of weld prep and the amount of dirt tey welded over?
@@PeterChapman-rg6gr Jawohl....endlich mal ein Mann mit Sachverstand der weiss wovon er spricht und Fachmann ist !!!!!!!....alle sind begeistert von der tollen Reparatur, aber ich würde mein Leben nicht auf diese Arbeit setzen........das sind Leute die nicht wissen was sie tun !!!!!
I think the key thing is to remember they did the best they could with what they had and all things considered. It’s a pretty dang good job for working in the dirt with sandals, and no real modern tools.
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"They did the best they could with what they had"... Since when is it a hardship to only have a 220v welder, a torch, a 100 ton press, and an axel rotisserie. You make it sound like they're working in the street with hand tools. What else do you think they need to do a good job?
Также лопнет 100 процентов.
NO Shit!!!! They are amazing working with what they have.
I have great respect for these workers. I wonder, will the repair hold up?
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ofc not, lol
Serviço de solda maravilhosa
Я поражаюсь этим мастерам как все просто они делают.
Thank you! Cheers!
skill of the highest order. Salute to the craftsman. How much was charged for the whole work If I may ask. Thank you.
Great job.I have been velding on busses in Norway for years an this is strong.Well done.
Thanks Your Sir
As a boiler maker welder
Someone who spent 4 years learning this trade
This is rough and will fail
If you think this is a great job. U clearly have no idea
This is what we call bush mechanics. Gets u out of trouble in the short term
Stick welding isn’t particularly strong and the fail will occur straight through the middle of the weld
And the weld is wider than the thickness of the axle. Instant weakness and fail once stressed
Guaranteed
But hey. Wtf do I know eh
@@tontobb8956Maybe he's a Pakistani too and also a major cause of increase in bus accidents in Norway too?
These guys are good! They do a better job than a fabrication shop with precision tools!
Bob
Yes 👍
These mechanics are superb using just by what tools they have which I really find it amazing
what type of welding electrode did you using? I think the housing is from gray cast iron? it loods very stable and the connection seems to be homogeneous.
Ótimo serviço parabéns
They have a grinder but they can't put a wire wheel brush on it so they can make sure that the metal is clean before welding? I thought cleanliness for welds was one of the most important things to make sure that it will hold together with the exception of the penetration between the two metals obviously.
thnks
Thanks, they are great. I usually wear shoes and gloves and a welding helmet when I work. I usually clean the surface of the oil and dirt, grind the surface first, determine the size and then weld the metal, and finally clean it and fill it with new lubricant, and spray it with anti-corrosion metal paint.
Fantastic!!! Great work!!! Thanks you. 🐕
Thank you too!
Good to see that you're working out for us too 👍
Wonderful, It's a challenging job. Not every person can do. It needs a very good long experience. Weldone.
Right
I doubt the strength of the axel after the welding. You can't expect the same kind of toughness from a broken piece of iron.
These guys are tough as heck. I would hate to have to get into a scrabble with one. Even the old man will fold me up
Enjoyed that, thanks ! love their TENACITY.
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Профессионалы!!! 🤝👍
This man is a "master" of his craft, great repair, well done!
thanks sir
Very good job!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🤍🤍🤍
Мастера золотые руки, ни разу не видел нормальную мастерскую - везде ссаные лачуги. Бамбармия, кергуду!
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Согласен,у них всё как-то более менее
@@Wowmechanics1 И вам не хворать!
I think that's one hell of a job good job
Thanks 👍
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This is the best repair of an axle i have ever seen.
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OSHA. Is going to fine them for braking regulations 😮😮😮
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The craftsmanship and ingenuity are outstanding. Greg in Canada 🇨🇦. 😊.
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Ótimo, serviço feito com precisão, bem reforçado 😊
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A big A for ingenuity but Z for repair. Had to do similar on front cast diff on a Nissan Patrol on an outback trip, only got 100ks before it collapsed again. 🇦🇺
Shukria jnaab
They are very hard working people but why do they always work crouched on the floor?A work bench would make things far much easier to work and they can find pieces of scrap to do one.Thumbs up for these men👍
thank for good information
Hey there bud
Mad Max style, I like it. Not broke, just temporarily out of order.
Lo que más me sorprende aparte deo trabajo Es la calidad de la soldadura es impresionante Saludos desde Argentina
Perfectly ok for a roadside job. For other viewers, know that an axel case is not ordinary mild steel. Something like a low hydrogen welding rod should be used...…
Умный какой.
It is a steel casting and not of cast iron. Steel casting is weldeble with appropriate welding rod.
Great job guys 👍
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these guys are just incredible
Ottimo lavoro
Right
Well done 👍🏽
I can fix that axle with my bare hands no need for a floor jack to lift it and straighten it I am the world's greatest axle fixer man 💪
thnks
Y tienen y dejan a la misma medida del original. Son verdaderos MAESTROS.
Mashallah zabardast Excellent Lajawab Amazing work very nice work you very hard work yeh asal Razaq e Hall hai good video
Shukria jnaab
Good work! 👍
Bro super full welding work finishing nice.
Great job guys 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
E isso qu acomtece nas mudanças de marchas se quebra toda a engrenagem na subida forte não troque de marcha pode se quebrar semi eixos e nessesrio ter cautela na hora de soltar a embreagem soltar de arramcos quebram as emgrenagems depois vai doer no bolso e é caro pra arrumar manutenção top servisse exelemte vê good
😮estão de parabéns pelo trabalho, fazem milagres com poucos recursos por falta de 🤑más usa sua criatividade malestria, imagina com poder aquecitivo 🤑🤯🙉😁👍
Thanks.. comments krnre ka..
Welding cast metals is way , way different than welding or repairing steel . Cast has to be preheated to a certain temperature, of course you need the correct welding rod … then the metal needs to be slowly cooled down .
This is steel, not cast iron.
Great video ! 👍
Thank you! 👍
@@Wowmechanics1 You're welcome !
شغل مرتب ونظيف يسلمو الايادي
شكرا جزيلا بواسطة ميكانيكا نجاح باهر
This is a good repair to get the empty unload truck back home to do a proper repair by replacing the axle housing. I know they'll just use it like this until it fails again. Lets just hope that it doesn't hurt anyone when it breaks.
Thanks 🔥
😱😱Isska alignment mushkill hain,badaa risk le raheho bhayee,welding ke baad stress relive karnaa jaruri hain,nahi toh load aaneke baad toot saktaa hain.all the best,👍👍
hmmm
Is ka alignment Thora bahut agar out bhi ho jaye to koi baat nahin kyonki is ke uper body rakhi jaani hai aur is ne. ghumna nahin hai. Ye stationary part hai.
Haan stress relieve kar len to achi baat hai.
Proud to be a Pakistan
İlkelde olsa güzel işçilik,fakat meden bazik değilde rutil elektrot kullaniyorsunuz bu kadar emek veriyorsunuz en azından mukavemetli ve güçlü olsun anliyorum ki yokluk zor işler üretir,yinede kutlarım sizleri iyi günler dilerim
They do alot with what they have.
They always seem to use the very cheap PK Bridge 6013 type welding rods and usually run on an old AC power source.
Also they never ever grind the metal back to clean out the dirt and slag residues and, as others have commented, there is lots of porosity / slag inclusions in the weld.
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Big weave weld , instead of stringer beads , makes it very weak.. to much heat in one spot at any given time with big weav weld.. I know these guys are just trying to keep stuff going. Very prone to breaking again.. not saying it will right away.. got to do what you must do.. when you are unable to obtain replacement parts that are new 😊😊
thnks
Another miracle!
MashAllah keep it up bro you have done amazing work
Thanks
Esse seviss aqui no brasil e carissimo requer muimta deicacao do profissional parabem
Great idea
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deberia de calentarse la pieza a soldar, antes, durante y despues de la soldadura para evitar las tensiones durante el enfriamiento rapido del acero fundido.....
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Excelente trabajo, que alguien me diga el costo de ese trabajo en ese país, en mi Ecuador estaría por los 500 dolares
thnks
Great repair
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increible como soldan sin botas, si cuando usas botas y te cae una rebaba sientes re feo, son unos artesanos..
Excellent job..i have a long experience as a welder..but this men are really very good
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This repair makes the rear axle stronger than it was
Через неделю, ждём вас в нашей мастерской😂
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А что у нас лучше? Газели так же грузят, тонна грузоподъемность, а пихают под 5ть, так же все ломает и рамы, коробки, мосты. Так же варят и снова ломают. Если бы не следили за грузовиками так же было бы и с ними.
sin duda son maestros metalúrgicos. pero me llama la atención que operen en esa actividad con los pies desprotegidos.. esos fierros los pueden dejar incapacitados laboralmente si le aplastan o queman un pies.
Many thanks!
Veel respect voor deze vakmensen.
Thanks 👍
I bet it wears tires out a lot quicker, but maybe for their roads it will work ,here in USA on highways running 50 mph it may vibrate a lot , the use of some levels would have greatly increased the quality but that’s another world and they are 50 years behind us
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Amazing work. Master 👍👍
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Great value 😀
Thanks 👍
Wow.... Amazing
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Is Pakistan a mountainous area?? I couldn't drive some of those repairs around a mountain switchback and breathe at the same time.
Good work
Thanks
Great jobba boys
👍👍👍👍👍素晴らしい技術！！！
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What electrode do you use to perform this welding?
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Veo estos trabajos que se ha hacian en el taller de mi padre hace unos 60 años.
Good Job
Thanks
Good job sir ji