These guys are the real deal! This is real man's work. These guys aren't working in a nice air conditioned office with a lot snacks and Zoom meetings. Bravo.
Hats off to all of the men involved, if ever there was a film to show people about not giving up, no matter how much effort you need to put in to complete a task, this is it.
I watched the whole thing. It is Inspirational and Educational. The intelligence, ingenuity, hard work, and resolve of this team and their good natured grit put me in the mood to work. You Brothers are the Best.
As someone watching from the US • Watching your videos is most relaxing even at 2 x speed. Hope your community appreciates this very important and risky job • It’s good to see how well these workers are able to use whats available to get the job done • Hope that everyone stays safe and starts thinking more about using safety equipment (gloves / goggles / steel toe shoes, etc) • Thanks so very much for posting and sharing! All the best and God Bless. 🙏❤🇺🇸
Based on the background this is somewhere in northern pakistan, in all of which workplace safety or management is non existent, no proper qualifications are needed for such positions by law, its a divine miracle how these places keep going and are in buisness
Обожаю этих чуваков. ))) Всё проварили, отфрезеровали. Отмыли... Потом опять всё в песок и с песком запихивают. Я даже не говорю про затраченное время. Но, через неделю работы этой штуковины, у парней опять появится работа и всё по новой. 😀
What is wrong with the working conditions? Where, and how else would you do this type of work? Even in the USA. It's down, dirty, brute force type of work.
@brentbarnhart5827 yup I still do this kind of work . In ice stormy weather , burning heat . Yup miss this kinda farm work on machinary . Was brought up that way 50+ yrs ago . Now a days young people are into computer's ... still learning about those
They are workers, from the poorest of the working class. They work with the tools that the shop or the company provides. Also a boss or an owner would not tolerate a worker taking initiatives by bringing in their own tools. He might see it as a move to cut in on his turf. Even in the West the only thing companies and corporations strive for is to save every penny. They do not have clean drinking water in some areas of Detroit even today in the year 2024, and the USA is supposed to be a super power with a billion safety regulations.
12 out of 10 for perseverance! You have to imagine that assembly must cost a whole lot of money and be as rare as hens teeth for them to spend so much time and effort to repair it. There is no stopping these guys, well done.
Sometimes you gotta stand back in awe and just respect the fk outta what these guys are doing without the right tools but getting the same results with brute strength and ingenuity … total respect ✊ 👍🏴
@@GrantJohnston-dr9rt somewhere in that city there’s a bullet ridden health and safety at work supervisors body stuffed in the boot of his car …👀 It’s pure old school “ fk it let’s just get this done by any means “ and I for one can only admire that Can Do attitude 👍🏴
@@The_DuMont_Network that reply of yours tells me you n I just wouldn’t get along , your one of those glass half empty guys .. pffff, why do you exist ? Beyond me 👍🏴
шпонка умилила своей точностью. Люфта не будет 105 пудов - ведь кувалдой забили. Не показывайте этот ролик армянам в автосервисах работающих. Умоляю не надо.
Вот, что такое практика, и Образование 😀. А сколько человек было задействовано из-за Клина 🤣😂. Хотя может просто видос специально , но лица у всех серьезные 😂....
In heavy engineering it's about getting the job done. They succeeded and did a great job with antiquated equipment. In the UK we would have to go back over a 100 years and more and we would probably have far better equipment even then. These guys work very hard, probably just scratching a living. To be admired. Great work.
First of all, I want to give all my respect and salute to these hard-working men out there for going through battles and war in our daily lives doing for their families and the world...... This is the reason we don't need any more Wars around the world. This is what we needed the MOST in our lives, peoples with skills and help extended ancestor knowledge to passing on to the new generation over and over.
I am truly amazed by the professionalism of these Men, without any modern tool to help them be faster and more accurate, they manage to masterfully perform any type of work. You have my respect and admiration, my fraternal hug directly from Brazil!!
lol what are you talking about? all those tools were modern, just the wrong tools for the job lol. this is what a nation of 80 average iq people looks like.
Such blows these men are giving this shaft it's really hard to see why it won't separate! All these processes are a credit to determination! North Carolina USA
I will never again take for granted the equipment I have here in the states. Watching these guys work on this and all the time thinking we would have this apart in a couple hours with the tools and machines we have here. Much respect for these guys for not giving up, I know everyone here would have thrown in the towel after 1 day!
In case anyone was wondering, the efforts boiled down to saving and repairing the non concentric shaft which is extremely difficult to make let alone replace. The 1/3 decimeter offset is what leverages the crushing plate.
I was thinking when I seen that 🤔that's odd, did they mess up the machine work. I also found it humorous when they used a piece of power equipment to load the shaft into the housing but used the block and tackle to bring it over to the lathe, lift it up onto the lathe etc.. That's a lot of man hrs servicing that stone crusher,
Did anyone notice any change of condition for the flywheel, before and after the repair? Let's at least say that they destroyed it and did a very sloppy repair job? What if someone got the idea of using inserted hydraulic oil pressure into the flywheel hub? Simply drill a hole in to the shaft and put a hydraulic fitting on the hub, pump, pull and voila, bobs your uncle and so on!
That drive pulley needed serious rebuilding as well,- going to chew through belts. They really butchered the rim getting it off. Big job but they got it done in the end. Could do with a giant press for this work. Not a good idea to hammer expensive bearings directly, could have made a frame and jacked them in.
Those guys were very resourceful, and had to work with such antiquated machinery. Great job! The endless chain hoist reminded me of my first job, sixty-two years ago, in a country machine shop in the UK. At lunchtime I removed my work boots and put on my shoes to go to lunch. When I got back, someone had hooked my boots to the hoist and raised them up sixteen feet in the air. Very funny, for them.
What a great video! I love how they never gave up and the 100yo technology they were using to get things done! It's hard to find men that have to work hard like this anymore in America unless they're on an oil rig or pouring cement for construction. Our technology and safety standards have made us lazy and we are forgetting how easy we have it now because of it. Good work guys! Thumbs up from America👍🇺🇸
I was blown away by the fact that the work was already too sloppy in so many ways. The workpiece was hit against the core-press machine as hard as possible, and the slinging was super sloppy. The shaft was pulled out with a rock drill without fixing the workpiece, and the ground was sand for handling bearings. There are plenty of other things to be picky about. What is safety awareness? (LOL)
My mechanic heart makes a jump always when i see u using a steel hammer on bearings and bearing rolls. Otherwise, u did a great job, and it was unbelievable how hard this shaft was stucking.
И это только часть машинки допотопной цивилизации. Представляю как бы разбирали линкоры 1 мировой войны в японии. А ещё самый смешной вопрос в голове у меня - а откуда они там взялись и кто их собирал ? Там калибр стволов только больше 700 мм. Плавку и токарку столь массивного и легированного ствола люди в лаптях и с самурайскими мечами сделать не могли.
Workmanship at its finest. I appreciate those who work hard, these gentlemen crushed it. It did not look easy, I am guessing that thing has been refurbished a few times. Subbed!
Years ago, I watched a similar video. One that was in a different country. And, I made the typical comment about safety. Since, then I have been to different countries and became more enlightened. Just enjoy the work, the ability to adapt and overcome. They have been doing this far longer than you have been listening to your safety guy.
Completely disagree with you! Safety regulations are written in the blood of workers! And we have no right not to pay attention to this! The fact that these poor fellows are still alive is nothing but very strong luck!
@@bama1ama These deadly working conditions are a product of a nation that doesn't give a damn about the ordinary working guy. That workshop needs a bulldozer driving through it - with the management underneath it.
Le echaron bola para sacar esa polea de ese eje ,,aunque lo fuesen sacado rápido si dilataban el material en un horno con mucha leña ,,su constancia y empeño merece un like ..saludos desde Venezuela.
Chief engineer comes to diagnose a particularly. difficult job an says to his team "Well boys time ta get out the big hammer " and walks away hour later the job is done!!!! seriously! these guys are my heroes !!
I understand that you guys do this often. However friction fitting like this, the two pieces are one. The pulley needs to be 100+, shaft cooler. But it was a fantastic vid.
We use heat and dry ice. We also use rosebud heaters in place of the oxygen torches...little surprised they didn't clean the shaft before welding. seen plenty of porosity...but all things being equal they doing what they can...
I really wish these guys were paid what they are worth . Way more determined than anyone I've seen in a long time and skilled with what they have. Well worth a nice raise.
Das ist mal wirklich hart verdientes Geld…! Solche gute Arbeit abliefern mit den Primitiven Werkzeugen, einfach nur Mega Krass und Unglaublich Super…! Wirklich sehr gute Arbeit. Diese Arbeiter haben sich jeden Cent hart Verdient. Ich hoffe der Kunde und der Chef schätzt die Arbeit auch…!?
You must heat the rim of the pulley to expand the bore. Heating around the hub just makes it tighter! Get about 4 men with big torches heating the rim at once. Have your puller preset and loaded.
Not only that, but they got welders and cut-off wheels… they could make much nicer tools to jostle this stuff than what they got (barely anything). I’m sure there’s enough junk they can repurpose for that.
No, it has been proven time and time again, not only by experience in loosening stuck stuff, but also by actually measuring holes in heated plates. The hole gets bigger. Also, the heating and cooling helps to draw the penetrating oil into the crack. And finally, it is also understandable by analyzing the physics and geometry. Then the immediate area is heated, the metal expands in all directions and the expansion in the direction around the circumference of the rim causes the hole to expand. Again, not just theory. Measured result.
The basic need of getting something done, over looking the many employment standards and safety issues it is a great display of if there is a need there is a way. Interesting to watch an almost Ant like work force, everyone works and all ages, when someone tires or more strength is needed someone steps in without being asked and no anger, resentment or frustration.
Huh? On my 15 I handle two quarry building in same times, all workers not big talk and alot not UNDERSTAND what they do... I think only my KNOW HOW IT'S WORKING PERFECTLY🤣🤣😅 two became LEADER here you must have B4 from level 7-10, Troubleshooting skills, driving (operator) heavy machinery, OVERHAUL heavy machinery, WELDING and CUTTING, and maintenance ALL from A to the Z quarry system... and the most important is Quality product from quarry must qualify for HOUSING, BUILDING, ROAD and CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY... so I tell you how much SALARY YOU CAN ME IF YOU WANNA ME BE YOUR MEGA QUARRY ROUND DEPARTMENT CHARGER&CHARGEMAN😝😝😝😝😝
When the repairs were actually started, so did my non stop cringing, wow, so many no no's and they did them all. Hard work isn't always smart work...I'm still stunned and trying to grasp what I saw
Vous vous amusez bien.... Bravo !!! Concernant votre table basse elle est très solide du haut mais fragile du bas... Une planche transversale qui relierait le bas des pattes solidifierait la base et l'empêcherait de se distordre vers l'intérieur ou l'extérieur... Le grain de sel d'un vieux bricoleur du Canada....
БШД-большая щековая дробилка эта подвижная щека у нас на заводе такая же разбирать тоже трудно но не атакой же степени запускать или это из разряда какой мудак подгонял шпону
Pressure variance definitely watching the bend in that boring-bar was traumatic to me. Imagine what these guys could do with some proper welders and a shop that wasn't just dirt.
I am full of admiration for these guys. We in the UK are bogged down by to many rules regarding health and safety. These lads have to be very careful not to lose fingers toes or eyesight.
Excellent professionals, they work in a primitive way, without safety equipment, and equipment to protect hands, ears, eyes and feet, better than many films.
Das sind noch Handwerker, mit Leib und Seele ! Solche Leute fehlen uns !!
Du bist sicher kein Handwerker...
so wie die arbeiten würde ich die nicht als Kollegen haben wollen.
These guys are the real deal! This is real man's work. These guys aren't working in a nice air conditioned office with a lot snacks and Zoom meetings. Bravo.
THAT SHAFT WENT ON A JOURNEY ONLY SOME COULD EVER DREAM OF.
do you have a caps key or do you lack some brain cells?
A shaft only a man could dream of
Hats off to all of the men involved, if ever there was a film to show people about not giving up, no matter how much effort you need to put in to complete a task, this is it.
This job in North America would not exist. They would complain about job not available for women, LGTBAlphabet soup people. 😂
This job in North America would not exist. They would complain about job not available for women, LGTBAlphabet soup people. 😂
When people's labor and safety have virtually no value, it makes sense to do things this way, i guess.
Embri érték,nem számit? Csak Dolgoz? Szörnyu ahogy dolgoznnak.❤❤❤
You are lucky to comment on them.@@jamesrobertson9597
I watched the whole thing. It is Inspirational and Educational. The intelligence, ingenuity, hard work, and resolve of this team and their good natured grit put me in the mood to work. You Brothers are the Best.
As someone watching from the US
• Watching your videos is most relaxing even at 2 x speed. Hope your community appreciates this very important and risky job
• It’s good to see how well these workers are able to use whats available to get the job done
• Hope that everyone stays safe and starts thinking more about using safety equipment (gloves / goggles / steel toe shoes, etc)
• Thanks so very much for posting and sharing!
All the best and God Bless. 🙏❤🇺🇸
Based on the background this is somewhere in northern pakistan, in all of which workplace safety or management is non existent, no proper qualifications are needed for such positions by law, its a divine miracle how these places keep going and are in buisness
try dreamscape 009 in the background thank me later
Cheaper to get another worker than pay for gloves.
Steel toed open sandals are in early development.
Unbelievable these guys are doing really really hard work. We need to apprciate them
Обожаю этих чуваков. ))) Всё проварили, отфрезеровали. Отмыли... Потом опять всё в песок и с песком запихивают. Я даже не говорю про затраченное время. Но, через неделю работы этой штуковины, у парней опять появится работа и всё по новой. 😀
А-ХА-ХА
я на 47:34 чуть не кончил. когда свежесваренная шпонка забилась в паз.
Сумрачный арабский гений😮😉
Штож. Чисто, красиво. Всё по технологии ))))
@@_Michael_737 Пакистанский😉
Wow…..and I thought my week was hard.
May God bless these people with health and safety while earning their living.
I’m humbled…..
Full credit to these guys for doing fantastic repairs in appalling working conditions.
The conditions are what they made for themselves, if you want better surroundings then you have to make them better.
Is there a reason these people don't have real shoes?
@@off2u4ea99 LMAO they all got smart phones, but somehow just cant bother to get proper work boots.
What is wrong with the working conditions? Where, and how else would you do this type of work? Even in the USA. It's down, dirty, brute force type of work.
@brentbarnhart5827 yup I still do this kind of work . In ice stormy weather , burning heat .
Yup miss this kinda farm work on machinary . Was brought up that way 50+ yrs ago . Now a days young people are into computer's ... still learning about those
This is the definition of working harder, not smarter. When labor is cheaper than the right tools for the job.
and they are working very hard for what limint tools they do have and they still get it done
They've to use the tools at their disposal and they got the job done.
They are workers, from the poorest of the working class. They work with the tools that the shop or the company provides. Also a boss or an owner would not tolerate a worker taking initiatives by bringing in their own tools. He might see it as a move to cut in on his turf. Even in the West the only thing companies and corporations strive for is to save every penny. They do not have clean drinking water in some areas of Detroit even today in the year 2024, and the USA is supposed to be a super power with a billion safety regulations.
12 out of 10 for perseverance! You have to imagine that assembly must cost a whole lot of money and be as rare as hens teeth for them to spend so much time and effort to repair it. There is no stopping these guys, well done.
a little planned maintenance would have went a long way to prevent this issue
@@danhard8440 and
i never thought of the rarity factor! good observation.
The repaired assembly will not last as long as it should unless proper lubrication and cleaning is performed.
Or 12 out of 10 in perverty.
Sometimes you gotta stand back in awe and just respect the fk outta what these guys are doing without the right tools but getting the same results with brute strength and ingenuity … total respect ✊
👍🏴
And in barefeet!
@@GrantJohnston-dr9rt somewhere in that city there’s a bullet ridden health and safety at work supervisors body stuffed in the boot of his car …👀
It’s pure old school “ fk it let’s just get this done by any means “ and I for one can only admire that Can Do attitude
👍🏴
Brute strength perhaps. But a total ignorance of Newton's Law. Physics can be a bitch.
@@The_DuMont_Network that reply of yours tells me you n I just wouldn’t get along , your one of those glass half empty guys .. pffff, why do you exist ? Beyond me
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They do NOT get the same results as a fully trained and equipped machine shop.
Я думал они щас не смогут выбить вторую сторону и тупо с самолета скинут эту ось)))))))))
у них нету съемников а самолёт появился , ну ты сказанул
шпонка умилила своей точностью. Люфта не будет 105 пудов - ведь кувалдой забили. Не показывайте этот ролик армянам в автосервисах работающих. Умоляю не надо.
@@андрейкотухов-б9т а мы уже посмотрели 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤝👍🔥
@@андрейкотухов-б9т на шпонке во как крепко держалось, пока резаком её не срезали🤣🤣🤣
Вот, что такое практика, и Образование 😀. А сколько человек было задействовано из-за Клина 🤣😂. Хотя может просто видос специально , но лица у всех серьезные 😂....
In heavy engineering it's about getting the job done. They succeeded and did a great job with antiquated equipment. In the UK we would have to go back over a 100 years and more and we would probably have far better equipment even then. These guys work very hard, probably just scratching a living. To be admired. Great work.
Those are balls of steel... 💯
U guys are very skillful and creative with limited tools,I've already used techniques I got from watching, thanks
Добра. Вы же ребята клин не вытащили 😂! Нужно было просверлить его если он сломался 😅 Дааа знания , практика это Всё ! ! ! Лайк за труды ✊ .
Да у них такая закись что и клин приклеился. Не могут же они быть настолько несведущими.
Это не клин, это шпонка, втулка на которой колесо сидело сгнило и заблокировало посадку.
Смотрел как художественный фильм. Спасибо сценаристу и режиссеру.
งานนี้ค่าใช้จ่ายเท่าไหร่ครับบัง
Man I hope every single one of those guys were able to feed their families for a month after that week!
First of all, I want to give all my respect and salute to these hard-working men out there for going through battles and war in our daily lives doing for their families and the world...... This is the reason we don't need any more Wars around the world. This is what we needed the MOST in our lives, peoples with skills and help extended ancestor knowledge to passing on to the new generation over and over.
Yeah well they were hiding Bin Laden for a dozen years. however these guys probably did not know that.
I am truly amazed by the professionalism of these Men, without any modern tool to help them be faster and more accurate, they manage to masterfully perform any type of work. You have my respect and admiration, my fraternal hug directly from Brazil!!
lol what are you talking about? all those tools were modern, just the wrong tools for the job lol. this is what a nation of 80 average iq people looks like.
They got the job done, yes.
Faster and more accurate? No.
Fantastic old school skills...greatest respect to them...
Repair in a strange way does not even begin to describe what I just saw!
Work which flying sand !
Outstanding results on an impossible job. You men are to be commended. Hello from Arkansas in the USA. Be well, my fellow workers. Bill
These Guys are real Craftsmen, they just never accept defeat and got this job done !
That are fascinating to watch,……..Thanks for sharing !
Safety inspector: "Are those sandals?"
Machine Repair Man: "Yes, but I have steel toes."
They don't believe in safety! They believe since some of them have been doing those jobs for 30+ years, they don't need to worry about accidents
Actually I've seen worse... I saw real boots on some. Didn't notice any flip-flops.
Sir, don't you know a pair of safety sandals when you see them. Lmao. Did you notice all the workers had all their fingers, Just amazing.
@@scowell😊😊😊😊
They’re actually wearing the new OSHA approved open toed safety sandals.
Ей богу, не перестаю удивляться их самоотверженности и трудолюбию
У нас на заводе тоже БШД есть такая же херня со сборкой закалебешся выбивать
И техника безопасности на уравнение транснефть отдыхает
я бы сказал беднота и безвыходность 🤣
Эту нацию не победить.
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Such blows these men are giving this shaft it's really hard to see why it won't separate! All these processes are a credit to determination! North Carolina USA
Yes they give a deep blow on that shaft.. must be really thirsty after all that hard work..
Tf was that sign off about? "North Carolina USA" ok there Mr reporter
В России это могут отремонтировать при минус 40
Зря вы на Украину полезли
None of these deadly processes would be necessary if the factory owners gave a stuff for their workers
I will never again take for granted the equipment I have here in the states. Watching these guys work on this and all the time thinking we would have this apart in a couple hours with the tools and machines we have here. Much respect for these guys for not giving up, I know everyone here would have thrown in the towel after 1 day!
everyone where? in America?
I have deep respect for these hard working men ( May Allah bless you Brothers)
Moe married a child. World knows it. World thinks little of you because of it.
In case anyone was wondering, the efforts boiled down to saving and repairing the non concentric shaft which is extremely difficult to make let alone replace. The 1/3 decimeter offset is what leverages the crushing plate.
@24:44 i doubt that they reach that goal, then
My cousin elon has a gigapress just down the street maybe that would do it.
@@orangmakan 37:24 - 42:13 they did pretty well considering what they have.
I was thinking when I seen that 🤔that's odd, did they mess up the machine work. I also found it humorous when they used a piece of power equipment to load the shaft into the housing but used the block and tackle to bring it over to the lathe, lift it up onto the lathe etc.. That's a lot of man hrs servicing that stone crusher,
Did anyone notice any change of condition for the flywheel, before and after the repair?
Let's at least say that they destroyed it and did a very sloppy repair job?
What if someone got the idea of using inserted hydraulic oil pressure into the flywheel hub?
Simply drill a hole in to the shaft and put a hydraulic fitting on the hub, pump, pull and voila, bobs your uncle and so on!
That drive pulley needed serious rebuilding as well,- going to chew through belts. They really butchered the rim getting it off. Big job but they got it done in the end. Could do with a giant press for this work. Not a good idea to hammer expensive bearings directly, could have made a frame and jacked them in.
Yes, I couldn't believe it when they started pounding on the edge of the pulley. I would have been fired for that.
i was looking for this comment honestly. i wonder if its possible to remachine the pulley or maybe they need a new one 🙄
Those guys were very resourceful, and had to work with such antiquated machinery. Great job!
The endless chain hoist reminded me of my first job, sixty-two years ago, in a country machine shop in the UK. At lunchtime I removed my work boots and put on my shoes to go to lunch. When I got back, someone had hooked my boots to the hoist and raised them up sixteen feet in the air. Very funny, for them.
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LAZAWAB,,👍👍 BAHUT KHOOB,👍👆
Very labor-intensive work; I got tired just watching these guys. You earned every penny for the job!
Literally 20c a day
@@KingCoCo How do you know that it is just 20 cents a day?
They'll probably have made about $6000 on this upload alone, regardless of what they earn from their employer.
They are my Pakistani hardworking brothers and they do this hard work every day for living Masallah
Amazing! What are they get payd by month?
@@nikolaiturva well 10000.00 PKR which is equal to 35 USD
Full credit to the chipmunks
@@sabhigper hour,not bad
@@jesuschristt7692 no per day only no hourly concept here
I am an Industrial Engineer in USA, I dont know where to Start..Much Respect for these men, Please stay Safe
What a great video! I love how they never gave up and the 100yo technology they were using to get things done! It's hard to find men that have to work hard like this anymore in America unless they're on an oil rig or pouring cement for construction. Our technology and safety standards have made us lazy and we are forgetting how easy we have it now because of it.
Good work guys!
Thumbs up from America👍🇺🇸
Not our western style to " buy a new one " 100% respect from 🇫🇮👍
Where there's a will there's a way even under primitive circumstances. Amazing.
It's amazing that they can do what they do with the equipment they have at their disposal.
It's more amazing that they could do with the equipment they would have at disposal... hydraulic press? manpower is much more cheaper for the boss...
Tylko tyle mają, plus chęci do pracy...
@@grzegorzgnich5213 - That`s tru 👍
В этом видео наглядно продемонстрировали все возможные и не возможные способы выпресовки и творческую смекалку :-)) рабочих.
возня с гидромолотом...простой кусок трубы не додумались поставить
Они быстрее бы сдали эту херню в металлолом, и выточили новую в соседнем дворе
this is best Pakistani suspense movie 🍿 i ever seen 😎
I was blown away by the fact that the work was already too sloppy in so many ways. The workpiece was hit against the core-press machine as hard as possible, and the slinging was super sloppy. The shaft was pulled out with a rock drill without fixing the workpiece, and the ground was sand for handling bearings. There are plenty of other things to be picky about. What is safety awareness? (LOL)
Go fly a kite
Переживал за ребят больше чем за свою личную жизнь! Съёмник Hitachi даже не помог!
Thanks
Там где станки ставят даже крыши нету .!!!! Мне тоже этот канал нравится .!!!!
@@gopnik2394 Дождей нет
Это еванестическая операция должна попасть в учебники ☝️
@@Анеботакоеже там вал соржавел пока собирали...
My mechanic heart makes a jump always when i see u using a steel hammer on bearings and bearing rolls. Otherwise, u did a great job, and it was unbelievable how hard this shaft was stucking.
И это только часть машинки допотопной цивилизации. Представляю как бы разбирали линкоры 1 мировой войны в японии. А ещё самый смешной вопрос в голове у меня - а откуда они там взялись и кто их собирал ? Там калибр стволов только больше 700 мм. Плавку и токарку столь массивного и легированного ствола люди в лаптях и с самурайскими мечами сделать не могли.
Yeah. I'm betting it was too big when it was originally assembled and they thought, fuck it, we'll MAKE it fit.
@@leonptr Something like this, or..maybe, in pakistan (??) they have found the strongest metal glue ever.
The repaired assembly will not last as long as it should unless proper lubrication and cleaning is performed.
These are true craftsmen, always thinking of a solution! Most enjoyable and relaxing to watch!
6:50 когда ударил по рукам😂 дальше клещами стал держать😂😂😂
I wish people here in the us had that much determination and work ethics. The stuff these people do with less is amazing....
Sloppy, destructive, imprecise work consuming massive labor hours.
Workmanship at its finest. I appreciate those who work hard, these gentlemen crushed it. It did not look easy, I am guessing that thing has been refurbished a few times.
Subbed!
I'm going to assume you're being sarcastic, know these guys, or you're blind.
Years ago, I watched a similar video. One that was in a different country. And, I made the typical comment about safety. Since, then I have been to different countries and became more enlightened. Just enjoy the work, the ability to adapt and overcome. They have been doing this far longer than you have been listening to your safety guy.
Completely disagree with you! Safety regulations are written in the blood of workers! And we have no right not to pay attention to this! The fact that these poor fellows are still alive is nothing but very strong luck!
@@bama1ama Safety, we dont need no stinkin safety!
@@Den-ml7zg I am an atheist, but I will go to light a candle in the nearest church for your health🤣🤣🤣
@@bama1ama These deadly working conditions are a product of a nation that doesn't give a damn about the ordinary working guy. That workshop needs a bulldozer driving through it - with the management underneath it.
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Le echaron bola para sacar esa polea de ese eje ,,aunque lo fuesen sacado rápido si dilataban el material en un horno con mucha leña ,,su constancia y empeño merece un like ..saludos desde Venezuela.
Masahallah zabrdisat will don very nice good job made in Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰💕🌹 ya Allah ya Ali madad 🌹 love from Iraq 💕🇮🇶🇮🇶🇵🇰🇵🇰💕🌹💐🏏🏏🏏🏏❤
Chief engineer comes to diagnose a particularly. difficult job an says to his team "Well boys time ta get out the big hammer " and walks away hour later the job is done!!!! seriously! these guys are my heroes !!
They should down tools and picket the gate
Well, this takes recycling to WHOLE new levels . lol But what it does show is pure DETERMINATION .
I will never ever complain about the bearings in my GMC truck being hard to replace.....
In my part of the world 🇺🇲, someone who gets the job done is well respected & they did. 👏👏👏
Excellent skills ! 👍
I understand that you guys do this often. However friction fitting like this, the two pieces are one. The pulley needs to be 100+, shaft cooler. But it was a fantastic vid.
Cierto con baja temperatura también es posible
We use heat and dry ice. We also use rosebud heaters in place of the oxygen torches...little surprised they didn't clean the shaft before welding. seen plenty of porosity...but all things being equal they doing what they can...
Yup boil bearings in oil and dry ice the shaft..did many 500s powerscreens
This video was amazing to watch. Very hard-working men,Thank you!
does the lathe being not properly centered matter at 33:00?
I really wish these guys were paid what they are worth . Way more determined than anyone I've seen in a long time and skilled with what they have. Well worth a nice raise.
Das ist mal wirklich hart verdientes Geld…! Solche gute Arbeit abliefern mit den Primitiven Werkzeugen, einfach nur Mega Krass und Unglaublich Super…! Wirklich sehr gute Arbeit. Diese Arbeiter haben sich jeden Cent hart Verdient. Ich hoffe der Kunde und der Chef schätzt die Arbeit auch…!?
You must heat the rim of the pulley to expand the bore. Heating around the hub just makes it tighter! Get about 4 men with big torches heating the rim at once. Have your puller preset and loaded.
Yeah. It's caveman engineering this.
Saya selalu kagum castum kerjanya the best
You are very right,,,
Not only that, but they got welders and cut-off wheels… they could make much nicer tools to jostle this stuff than what they got (barely anything). I’m sure there’s enough junk they can repurpose for that.
No, it has been proven time and time again, not only by experience in loosening stuck stuff, but also by actually measuring holes in heated plates. The hole gets bigger. Also, the heating and cooling helps to draw the penetrating oil into the crack. And finally, it is also understandable by analyzing the physics and geometry. Then the immediate area is heated, the metal expands in all directions and the expansion in the direction around the circumference of the rim causes the hole to expand. Again, not just theory. Measured result.
I am full of admiration for their determination and commitment. BUT the safety. Is non-existent. Thier blind faith amazing. Loved the video.
Their OSHA rep was on vacation that day.
Way to go Yeah!! Persaverance always works Outstanding work!!Nothing is to tough for you guys!Your boss owes you all a drink,or diner
सर, इस stone crusher ke ऑपरेशन ke विडिओ ke लिये मनःपूर्वक धन्यवाद देता हुं.
Pakistanis are strong and tough, they reform and work miracles. Greetings from Libya 🇱🇾🎉🎉
HEAT would go a long way to loosen the hub. Of course grease would also be a essential part of putting it back together.
Those guys taught me that there is nothing impossible!
6 months working with these guys and you return home and YOU CAN do ANYTHING !!!
only with a torch and a big hammer
Anything that doesn’t need hands, feet, fingers or toes.
The basic need of getting something done, over looking the many employment standards and safety issues it is a great display of if there is a need there is a way.
Interesting to watch an almost Ant like work force, everyone works and all ages, when someone tires or more strength is needed someone steps in without being asked and no anger, resentment or frustration.
Yes, making a camshaft from a axle
Huh? On my 15 I handle two quarry building in same times, all workers not big talk and alot not UNDERSTAND what they do... I think only my KNOW HOW IT'S WORKING PERFECTLY🤣🤣😅 two became LEADER here you must have B4 from level 7-10, Troubleshooting skills, driving (operator) heavy machinery, OVERHAUL heavy machinery, WELDING and CUTTING, and maintenance ALL from A to the Z quarry system... and the most important is Quality product from quarry must qualify for HOUSING, BUILDING, ROAD and CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY... so I tell you how much SALARY YOU CAN ME IF YOU WANNA ME BE YOUR MEGA QUARRY ROUND DEPARTMENT CHARGER&CHARGEMAN😝😝😝😝😝
estos son trabajo que no tienen precio y estos laboriosos hombres son admirable ojalá y tengan muchos seguidores que se dediquen a realizarlo
how many fingers toes, limbs are lost to the flintstone works yearly??
When the repairs were actually started, so did my non stop cringing, wow, so many no no's and they did them all. Hard work isn't always smart work...I'm still stunned and trying to grasp what I saw
I was worried for their limbs and fingers so many times haha. This is how it works when the budget for the repair is $34.
@@mybleachhouse A lot more only in welding electrodes !!! 😄
J admir tout ce que vous êtes capable de réaliser avec votre cœur et votre savoir-faire respect à vous tous ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Man I've dealt with some pretty stubborn bolts but nothing like this... 😮
After heating it they should have poured cold water on the end of the shaft to shrink it.
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Vous vous amusez bien.... Bravo !!! Concernant votre table basse elle est très solide du haut mais fragile du bas... Une planche transversale qui relierait le bas des pattes
solidifierait la base et l'empêcherait de se distordre vers l'intérieur ou l'extérieur... Le grain de sel d'un vieux bricoleur du Canada....
Love this! Really well edited together!
Уф-ф-ф. Ура!!! У нас всё получилось. Железяка канешна непонятная , но надо и даже необходимо отметить это дело . Кто со мной?
Самое обидное, что они не пьют, а значит всё было зря. 🙂
пока аллах не видит - можно все@@strufian
@@MopaHa13Да и когда видит тоже..., главное чтобы те кого ты обманываешь или убиваешь небыли мусульманами.
Молодцы,терпение и труд все перетрут. О чего интересно этот механизм? Титанический труд.
Thanks 🙏
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Unbelievable works, my respects to these guys.
Much respect. I wonder if the crushing and screening plant was down until the primary jaw crusher was repaired?
Это было эпично. Захватывающие зрелище.
They are able to do so much with so little. Practical and inventive thinking. Quite impressive.
Весь фильм восхищался невероятному упорству этих людей. Но так и не увидел, для чего это предназначено.
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Das ist ein Steinbrecher.
You are all the real heroes of technology I appreciate your work. I myself a mechanical engineer .
I love watching what these guys can do with the tools available, but don't they know you have to remove the key first?
Heavy engineering at it very best. Well done guys.
Почему то Ржать начал с первых минут видео!!!
Pressure variance definitely watching the bend in that boring-bar was traumatic to me.
Imagine what these guys could do with some proper welders and a shop that wasn't just dirt.
I am full of admiration for these guys. We in the UK are bogged down by to many rules regarding health and safety. These lads have to be very careful not to lose fingers toes or eyesight.
Much respect to these Men. It is incredible what they do with what they have.
And again putting it together without copper/ceramic grease. They never learn.
Some things I'm sure are hard to come by,they don't have an O'Reilly right around the corner..😆
They're quit ingenious..
I like when people put in more efforts to make things work.
👋👋👋👋👍👍 Allah yardımcınız olsun. zor iş,ancak başarı müthiş.
Половина видео - невероятные приключение колеса на палочке😁
Excellent professionals, they work in a primitive way, without safety equipment, and equipment to protect hands, ears, eyes and feet, better than many films.
Buenas noches, excelente trabajo, ingenio y esfuerzo. ¡Cuando se quiere, se puede! Felicidades.