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Much better work than ending up on jim browning channel
Props for a hard days work
I really like how these mechanics get the job done! No power tools, no work bench or tables, and with a little human ingenuity and team help, anything is possible! These mechanics are awesome!!!
Yep who in the TH-cam Universe would have guessed you can actually fix a vehicle without an immaculate shop, a lift and every power tool known to mankind?
Lol yes but I guarantee shit isn't put on tight enough, or its on waay too tight, or you have a couple of rounded off bolts cause you live in jank ass India
No matter what country you got to respect people who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty to fix things.
Yes for sure everyone should
These men and boys are a credit to their upbringing. NOTHING phases them .As a plant mechanic with over 50 years experience I raise my hat to you .You deserve all the respect in the world .
They are from Pakistan 🇵🇰
I've done a couple of jobs like this on way bigger tractors by myself but in an equipped shop. They got the job done with barely any tools, a job that very few mechanics would touch.
Yeah I’ve done plenty in good shops and in the dirt on the side of the road.
Gotta admire these guys for sure. They just get right after it.
Yes it just shows how how far we think we have come .... But In all reality we only want too do it when we're comfortable. I've had too replace a turbo 400 in a land yacht Chevy. So what most will say. BUT I DID IT IN MINNESOTA IN JANUARY OUTSIDE AT 40 BELOW !!! SO I HAVE ALOT OF RESPECT FOR THESE GUYS!!
(WOW ) THIS SOUNDS like the grandparent or parent story of I had to walk barefoot 10 miles up hill both ways in a foot of snow just to get to school but I did it cause we was Tough back in my day lmfao 😂 🤣 😭 😅
@@justinbaas843 I was raised in SoCal in the 1970s so there was not much snow. My mother on the other hand was raised in S Dakota during depression times and had to take a rock heated by the fire, to bed, to stay warm in the bed she shared with two sisters. There were no hills but arriving to school with frostbite was not uncommon.
@@randylanhart1387 Congratulation👌.
This is exactly like we worked back in the 60s working as an agricultural engineer on MF tractors. We would do a job like this on site working out of a van. I cant believe now what we used to do or how I did it. We could do a brake overall on oil immersed inboard disc brakes on site in a day, a clutch 4 to 6 hours on site, new pistons and liners in a 3cylinder Perkins A3152 engine on site in 5 hours on my own, never used a torque wrench. What I will say though is I would have had some axle stands under it and had some better boots on too not safety flip flops. This all takes me back. Thanks for the video.
You said so well💯👍
But were you wearing pajamas and sandals?
@@orion5409 I had an asbestos pyjama back in the days but wore it only when I had to torch something bare handed because it was very rigid. Sandals only in wintertime with all season profile. 😁
@@orion5409 No I would have frozen to death were I live. I worked on site most of the time and It would be raining or snowing up to my eyes in mud. Thats was the North of England for you 50 years ago.
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Good work done by hard working guys with only a few tools.
Those that knock them should try doing it without a fully kitted out workshop.
Man that is the fully kitted workshop! They aren’t roughing it, those are the pros.
Guys here in the US fell like children without their power tools. These guys are the real bosses! Much respect to them.
@@TheHuskyGT Beam style torque wrenches are dirt cheap even over there. Don't need a power tool to know that. It's not with what they're doing the job WITH that is the problem, but how they do it. Chiseling at seal points, rolling parts in dirt, slamming shafts to disassemble them, the ol' arm torque wrench, reusing old bearing rollers, reusing solvent, the list goes on and on. I don't knock the gumption, I knock the lack of actual mechanical skill.
And it's probably hot as hell with wicked humidity
@@robertw1871 That’s true these dudes probably have studied even been to schools they know what they’re doing , not any average Joe could take apart complex engine and things like this and fix them back and make them work, these are not happen - chance dudes they are the professionals in that country, I am electrical and mechanical type guy with degrees and I’ve worked on all types of things , and I would be challenged to do what they’re doing I would have to get some insight as to how to go about it and figure it out,They can take these parts out and throw them all over the place and mix them all up and still put them back in the proper position that’s what a true mechanic /technician can do👏👌👍
reminds me of the daughter saying to her Dad: the car is making a "funny" noise;
Dad: how long has it made a funny noise?
Daughter: for three weeks
Dad: Cars do NOT fix themselves and funny noises do not go away by themselves!
I always learn so many little handyman tricks by watching these guys. Theyre very impressive
i think the same .. cheers .
Amazing workers who operate as an effective team ..... Safety conditions are unheard of it seems ! .... I salute them !!
It says 'New Holland' but in reality it 'Old Holland'.
I'm just amazed there's no rust. Everything here rusts - damn coastal climate...
I like these videos because it's how I'd have to do it... out in the gravel with minimum tools (although I do have a torque wrench) 🙂
Grunt and a fart tight... Torqued
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With the tractor held up with some garbage
Yep been there done that, gravel and grass driveways, you really need to be careful though, because you can lose or mash some digits.
Just pull out the torque wrench from your panties as you always keep em handy.. haha
i love how the regular cars passing by sound like formule 1 cars hahaha
I will never complain again about my tools these guys are amazing well done !
do they even have triple square?
ALREADY, THE GUY AT THE PARTS STORE IS SMILING!!!
LOL LOL
Excelente video gracias por compartir tu gran esperiensia desde costa rica Maestro
no power tools, no torque wrenches, no safety items whatsoever. how satisfying
Would you be satisfied if you has to work in such conditions?
They know what they’re doing. All with hand tools too.
They always show the work but I've never seen them show the work completed working and running. This is for all the channels that show similar work from this area.
I watch these videos once in a while and I'm always impressed how competent they are despite the crude working conditions.
ikr its extremely impressive and resourceful
Seems their goal is getting the job done. In so many western countries the goal seems to make the customer spend as much as possible while having monumental amounts of red tape for the business.
@@skylinevspec000 trust me i know, currently pulling an engine haha
Certified repair centre.
Good job 👍🏼
I hate those manufacturers that don't provide a couple of threaded holes to simply wind a cover off @ 1:50
This one was hard to watch ...no wonder they didn't show them finish the job
You did a lot of work Gentlemen, congratulations 👌.
Somebody's been popping wheelies!
Bom trabalho parabéns
HARD WORKING PAKISTANIS....KUDOS...SALAM FROM MSIA
Salaam Walykum Aki Shalom 👍 good job.
Best to clean metal chips out of housing s .
Will ruin bearings.
Air tools: Breathe in, turn wrench Breathe out...remove bolt Air tools...Steel toe work shoes: drop wrench on toes, leave it there, steel toe shoes...
Vídeo TOP , já valeu meu like 👍
Who needs a torque wrench when you can feel it with your hands.
Iv been a mechanic for 25 years.. I dont even own a torque wrench. Tight is tight.. too tight, is broken
Pak hands are wrenches bro.
These guys are good.
Definitely would not want them working on anything you want to last
Son unas personas capicimas para la macanica mis respeto para todos ellos los felicito
Capicimas? Macanica?
Amigo si quieres ser mas capaz en la vida, te recomiendo algo que se llama escuela y se va a estudiar no a calentar bancas
Интересно индусики тоже мотюкаются,кагда у них что то не получается.
My uncle is a professional tractor repair mechanic and runs his own shop and yet I haven't seen a tractor as clean as this Fiat
Gurantee 7/10 bolts they touched are almost rounded off with their improperly sized 12 point crap. Overtorqued under torque Atwell
Maybe try a puller of some sort, or heck even a slide hammer, rather than mashing the edge of the seal with a hammer and screwdriver.
It made me cringe
these people put us to shame they will survive while we perish
That's like open heart surgery. well done,
I also have my tractor repaired here! They are the bestest! They took 9 months to get the part but they install in 3 days so rice harvest not affect
i was expecting them to weld up the missing tooth and grind/file it to shape.....
A "New Holland " sounds dutch!, nice job!!!
New Holland was a Ford branding of their tractors in Europe/Asia, then it was bought out by Fiat Agri in the early 2000's - They are good machines, including backhoeloaders, 360s, etc.
@@craigywaigy4703 thanks for the info!!!
@@craigywaigy4703 New Holland tractors and farm equipment were originally made by the New Holland company in the USA. They were named after the town where they were founded: New Holland, Pa. (and yes, the area was settled by Dutch immigrants, among others, thus the name to remind them of the old homeland.)
New Holland was sold to Sperry, and then to others, and then to Ford, and then to Fiat.
@@lwilton They make good equipment, but when Ford bought them out, then Ford in Europe rebadged everything as New Holland, as Ford don't have a great reputation. It's a shame that all these independant manufacturer's have been bought over by multinational conglomerates! It's the same in the construction/mining industry, which leaves people(dealers, suppliers, manufacturers and users) beholden to 2 or 3 massive global corps. It seems that the predatory financial sector has forced this upon manufacturers, so as to avoid corporate predation by others! Fiat is a perfect example if this, as is Terex.
ਗਰਾਰਖਾਨਾ ਬਹੁਤ ਹੁੰਦਾ 5911 ਚ ,ਤਾਈ ਹਿਸਾ ਘੀ ਘੀ ਦੀ ਅਵਾਜ ਕਰਨੋ ਨੀ ਹਟਦਾ ,ਹਰ ਕਿਸੇ ਮਿਸਤਰੀ ਦੇ ਵਸ ਦੀ ਗਲ ਨੀ ਇਹਦੀ ਸੈਟਿੰਗ ਕਰਨੀ
Sounds like they are working in the pits at Daytona.
Hats off to them, regardless of the less than perfect conditions and specialist tools. To take on such a complex repair, re the disassembly, installation of replacement parts and putting it all back together, all without one day of official training, I'm in awe of the lads.. Even with qualified and experienced mechanic, with me only helping, this would be daunting enough..
What to you bet that catch pan was so clean for, I’m betting that nasty gear oil is going right back in…. Surly someone can throw together a workbench so as not to rebuild the gear train on the dirt….
Not an impact in sight, just some people spinning spanners in the moment. XD
Yeh work shop konsi jagah Hai brother ❤❤
Интрига бля. Закончили видео, не показав как они будут восстанавливать сломанный зуб на вал-шестерни. Ставить новый вал-шестерню это не индийский вариант, надо обязательно наварить и оточить.
В кадре написано что поставили новый.
why you not use the jackstand, after use the hydrolic jack ?.. safety first please..
Also a good bush fix, mix some sand in the gear oil it loosens friction.
I like how he washes the grit off the crown wheel at 6.40 then you see the grit in the bottom of the pan it was resting in
And without snap on cordless tools wow
Their work is amazing and they seem to take on anything. Just imagine if they something as simple as a ratchet wrench or a cordless impact driver.
Excellent💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👏👏👏
Annnnnd torqued to spec.....lmao but seriously awesome work.
Having fun with toys !!
Нано технологии! В се в грязи песку ну так сейчас видимо праввельно! Рязь это самая лучшая смазка!!
Да всё норм у них. детали ложат на подстилки или в тазики, всё промывают и протирают.
Probably hot as hell with nasty humidity too.
I thought that New Holland looked very much like a Fiat . 🙂
Ai sim estão nos tempos da caverna... não tem um chave pneumática pra facilitar.
John Deere would dislike this
👍👍👍
It is a crying shame these guys don't own a 1/2" ratchet and a set of sockets. They don't seem to own a simple breaker bar. Damn tough way to do mechanics.
These guy's just get stuck in until they find the problem. The working conditions are less than ideal, the safety standards are non existent and the repairs and the rebuild will probably be giving even more trouble in the future. Still impressed with their 'get on with it attitude though'.
bro there is so much oil leaking into the ground :(
Baap re heavy mechanic
Nice video
Kaha se hai bhai
A certified New Holland repair shop would charge thousands of dollars to do this work. These guys probably do a better job and only charge 10 bucks.
You guys are going to regret putting your hands in those chemical solvents.
i wonder how they set the pinnion depth.one would think that would be of huge importance for longevity reasons.
Thats why i still have never messed with a rear end,
I think they use same adjustment plates (simms) under bearing. Hope that they measured it and adjusted with New pinion or they will face same problem Again 😅
Wonder if they end up with allot of extra bolts etc.. like I do after taking things apart
I wonder how long it takes to get parts...
Why aren't these workers given modern battery powered tools? or ratchet wrenches?
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no wonder in like that it is the way they drive the tractors
Differantial gear 12/47 slow rpm . We use speedy rpm 14/47 in Türkiye same tractor.
The only thing I will add is: if you are working on heavy equipment, you must have a torque wrench and you must consult the service manual and/or repair manual for the proper torque.
You cannot perform the proper torque by guessing with your strength.
Not always. You’re correct - technically. However here’s an example: I just overhauled my Chevy’s 3.1 V6 and the lower intake manifold had 2 minor oil leaks because I used too little RTV on the block seal. When I went back in to clean it up and apply a new bead, the lower manifold bolts were loose!! I tightened them to spec, which is 18ft/lbs. Now, 18 ft/lbs in my book is practically only finger-tight, which seemed wrong, so after cleaning up the gasket and applying a robust RTV bead, I tightened down the manifold bolts according to my own feel, using common sense of course. The bolts haven’t come loose this time and the seal is perfect with no leaks - so yes, you can often go by feel with automotive fasteners in an as-needed situation if you’re not a total idiot.
bravo
Ultimate shade tree mechanics and they don't even have a shade tree.
I wonder if those guys have heard about that crazy new invention called a rachet wrench??
Hey, lets pile just as much as humanly possible on a trailer and pull it with a tractor! Even better, let's pull five trailers!
Ahi está el principal problema! Tiene motor FIAT...o sea Fabrica Italiana Automotora Trucha
so where is all this action happening?
Here we go Moe' Larry curley
I also wearing huaraches, tire made soles with cowhide straps.
Part 2???
Ho chi minh sandles. Worn by the Viet Cong !!! Lol
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These guys would be filthy rich if they were working in USA
I wonder how much they charge for a job like this because I know in the US that is a very expensive job between labor and parts we talking about a few thousand dollars.
Based on what I saw from another channel where they used to post the price for the job, this one shouldn't cost more than USD100.
4:00 this happens because the farmers always put too much load on the trailer.
Will never know.
Or he had too little oil in the reduction gear.
Which came first? The chipped pinion gear or the shredded case bearing. Either way it still looks like a fun fix.
It's called axle dif gear pinnion set .....evey time pinnion or gear breaks both are changed
That looks a lot like the UTB Universal 445
UTB built under fiat licence. with some differences.
Time for a new New Holland.
Factory train mechanics.
آج ہم کو پتہ چلا کہ گراری کو انگریزی میں گراری ہی بولتے ہیں 😆
kon c jaga ha bhai ye
It's got a strange rear axle in it that's why.😆
Good
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Add yourself in some safety guys. Once those fingers are gone, they don't grow back.