WOW! I'm 78, worked for 50 years as a mechanic. Built and rebuilt a lot of stuff in my life. BUT never took a battery apart and rebuilt it. Gotta hand it to him. Looks like a lot of work. Bad for his health though. Very neat to watch.
All my life worked in heavy mechanic engineering world, fully normalized and with high safety standards, very stressing too. Now, I feel relax watching those skillful men doing their way. All my respect.
Bless this man and those like him who have to do such hard and dangerous things to support those they love. Whenever I think I know how good I have it, I am given a new perspective on really how different my life is from the rest of the world. I have not done anything special to deserve my privileged life and this man is every bit my equal. God bless them and preserve them.
Very nicely done - he even checked the specific gravity of a cell(s) using a hydrometer. It is interesting to see how different battery restorers accomplish this task.
@Chuck Hall, yes he did!!! I was thinking that he should have done a S.G. check to the electrolyte before pouring it into the rebuilt battery... Then after pouring it into the restored battery, let it soak into the spongy lead plates for a couple of hours, before putting the initial charge into it... Then checking the S.G.again an hour after the electrical charge has been applied, then topped-off. with electrolyte before shipping it to the dealer..
And yet we have people marching in the streets shouting they are hard done by and don't have opportunity. No, they are just lazy people who want everything for free.
@@BlamBlam80 there is a bit of a difference. People in america are marching due to systemic racism that makes it hard to get away from doing jobs like this guy is doing and wanting to feel some kind of safety. Its not that all people are lazy its the system we live in.
@@beave200 it's not the system we live. The system in not racist, there are no laws that benefit some people and not others because of the color of their skin and the sooner people realise that, the better their lives will be.
A man that need to be proud of his skill, i am impressed, the thing with safety folks, he is doing it outside has a ventilator and that is all the safety he can afford, remember not all people live in a rich country but he is richer in his skill that most rich people. And all rich people talk about recycling, he is doing exactly that ! Not wasting a battery but fixing the problem. He definitely has my respect.
@@dylanlouvet758 judging by the noise it looks and sounds like a place not on the street but maybe somewhere on the side or at the back and also he does this for a living... BTW I don't see any soil or water there...
I'm electrical engineer, nobody taught me on restoration but this gentle man did it so easily. Must be included in the syllabus with hands on experience.
I have a lot of respect for roadside mechanics, with what they could do with what's available. But this man is on a different level. Salute to his skill and hard work.
I like these Videos. I learn a lot from them. I am a retired Auto technician and these are really great. The way things are going in the USA, right now, I may have to use the skills, in the future. Stay safe
Боже мой в 21 веке люди вынуждены работать за копейки на вредном производстве, свинец, кислота, жара от печки, но мастерство этого кудесника поражает, и терпение, работает спокойно и с достоинством! Лайк!
@@philipfriedrich8135 don’t you think he knew it is irresponsible? When you have no alternatives you can’t choose and it’s very sad... I completely agree I feel so privileged too
@@philipfriedrich8135 so how can we judge and call him irresponsible? Just like rinsing the chemical and the way it was disposed off. But this is how he puts food on the plate. You think he makes massive profits like the big cooperations?hell no. We take so many things for granted in life
This guy is an incredible worker. I feel bad though for lack of safety he is subject to. Lead fumes and dust and I could not sit like that for as long as he does. The battery though is better than a new off the shelf. Most of the batteries we get here from Walmart or Napa are already two years old before they make it to the consumer.
@@WarpedBlinds Eat? I'm more concerned about how well he washes all the poisonous lead and who knows what else off of his hands before HE eats! From now on, I'm going to think of him whenever I try a difficult task!
these guys remind me of when we did this kind of work. nothing was thrown away, everything was fixed, and if you really needed something new ... well, men, you were a failure, because you weren't able to fix and make the old part work. every man, every child was able to do something with his own hands. yes, just like today!
While everyone is praising this man he actually drained the acid from the battery in a manhole drain next to him. Then the video was edited. And this can cause serious damage to the environment.
I'm pretty sure that that's the least of his worries, he's working without gloves or mask.. most people would be sad for this man cause this is what the poor have to live like
It’s amazing what can be done if there is a need. Poor guy working around all that lead, but feeding his family comes first. I salute people like this!
Skillful worker , someone who knows his work way too well ..The no of hours he has spent beating on his craft shows how well versed he is 👍 I hope he earns what he really deserves .. nobody willfully risks their life working in a carcinogenic env. Untill it's for family his kids and their future..👍This man is going to be a great family caretaker if he doesn't already have a family 👍
I have total respect for the ingenuity and work ethic. Usually I fear for the future (when we see the degree of environmental contamination that is a reality for much of the world) but tonight I grew genuinely concerned for those fellas present when they hooked up that charger!
As long as he washes his hands before eating anything, he'll be perfectly healthy. But then... I've been to India and seen their hygiene, yeah he's probably dead already.
@@madmanmapper Even if he washes his hands before eat, lead can get into his bloodstream by little quantities through skin. I'm almost sure they don't have a good waste handling, so unfortunately this man won't be the only affected.
@@madmanmapper it's not that simple. Even people who regularly shoot at an indoor shooting range with proper ventilation have to be tested often for lead count in their blood.
@@Impulset0 That's because firing a gun puts some quantity of lead dust into the air. I mean, I guess he's filing the lead a little bit, but that's hardly the same thing. Besides, he's got the fan for ventilation.
@@samuel3478 Elemental lead is not absorbed through the skin, you have no idea what you are talking about. "Lead can be absorbed into your body by inhalation (breathing) and ingestion (eating). Lead (except for certain organic lead compounds not covered by the standard, such as tetraethyl lead) is not absorbed through your skin." www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/1910/1910.1025AppA#:~:text=Lead%20can%20be%20absorbed%20into,not%20absorbed%20through%20your%20skin.
This man is skilled. I feel sorry for him working in an environment full of risks. However, I really admire him for using his labor force to support his family.
Уважение трудяге, хотя и очень вредно это но у него выбора нет. Либо так, либо с голоду умереть. Глядя на него забываешь про все свои незначительные проблемы.
Да, это точно, в сарае на обшарпаном бетоне, на коленке, у них много грязной вредной и сложной работы делается, работадатель экономит и им гроши платит, они может дпже и не знают что такое вредные пары ртути и свинца, дым от химии и нефтепереработки - пластиков, смол и красок.... Вон в китае, где компартия есть, показывали в ангарах сельское нищее население в драной одежде за плошку риса целый день дербанит гирлянды утилизированные из америки - так добывают медь и отсортировывают изоляцию проводов от металлов, также сидят на полу, на коленке всё делают и копейки получают, это на супер заводах роботы работают на конвеерах, а самая грязная и неблагоприятная и зачастую вредная и тяжёлая работа руками нищих трудяг выполняется
Amazingly skilled craftsman. This man works hard to provide for his family- try thinking outside your first-world box before commenting smugly. Cheers to him.
On purpose, obviously. Apple: "But oh well. These idiots will see that we're screwing them over, and complain a little bit, but they'll STILL buy the junk, and AND wait in lines to overpay for our future junk that has even MORE cutsie ways built in to screw them over even more!"
@@Masterblaster016 he's a muslim. A skilled worker. Skilled workers irrespective of their caste, creed, religion, race, sex are praiseworthy. These are the people that keep this world from coming to a halt.
Such great skill & craftsmanship by this Man & dangerous work. I only have to repair a small hole in a 126 Ah truck battery for my ham radio hobby, but these Indian Men are highly skilled.
We, as in the Western World, have a huge part in their situation. Don’t forget that. They are poor because of our hunger for low prices. We care about them untill our prices go up...
@@paterpeter1985 it's been like this there and many places for a long time. If you want to argue that things the first world does impedes their progress I'll buy that to a cetain degree. However we didn't make them poor and low tech, they already were. Also, he's not rebuilding that battery to sell it to "greedy capitalists" we buy new ones. He's selling that to locals.
@@kazakhpatriot4737 хорошо пошутил. Из средств безопасности + вентилятор)) да там у человека в лёгких уже свинец и кислота. Показывали видео про таких на разделке кораблей в Бангладеш. 35 это хороший ещё возраст.
@@alim7979 , мне понравились комментарии в топе: "Прошёл год. - Где Раджа? - Раджа умер, теперь здесь работает его сын." Или ещё один: "Он начал работать в 13 лет. Сейчас ему 21".
co za masakra, ciekawe kiedy jakaś bateria im wyjebie w powietrze przy takim kozackim prostowniku "beziskrowym", który się nadaje bardziej do teledysku rammsteina niż do ładowania akumulatora.
No no! My husband used mercury to attract fine gold in river gravel. Then melted mercury amalgam to reveal gold, without any safety mask. Died about 10 years later of mercury poisoning. Also, handling sulfuric without hand protection will ruin your hands. Beware!
I feel sorry he has no health and safety and works with dangerous chemicals with bare hands... the workmanship is amazing !! 👍 he has great skill in restoring that battery 🙏🏼❤️🇬🇧
Don't feel sorry bro.. These are the hardest and strongest people of our society, they are hard working and being hardworking is not less than a blessing for anyone.. We people are so lazy which cost our nation so badly, I love these hardworking people and want to be like them.
WOW! I'm 78, worked for 50 years as a mechanic. Built and rebuilt a lot of stuff in my life. BUT never took a battery apart and rebuilt it. Gotta hand it to him. Looks like a lot of work. Bad for his health though. Very neat to watch.
Wow happy to see that you enjoyed it . Many many thanks.
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This man deserves a raise, and proper protective equipment.
There is a fan to blow some of the fumes.....
give u two thumb for that
It's his business probably :)
It would probably just slow him down... ;)
The battery acid must be good for the skin, helps tuffen it up.
All my life worked in heavy mechanic engineering world, fully normalized and with high safety standards, very stressing too. Now, I feel relax watching those skillful men doing their way. All my respect.
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Wow. Restoration is an understatement. This is more like a complete rebuild. Bravo!
true!
After seeing this, I going to try to leave my insignificant problems on side, this people work long hours in this conditions, God bless this people
If i kneew i would try this myself just bought 2 car batterys they are expenive to buy
@Andy MJ leave these people’s religions alone please. Christianity has brought enough disaster across the globe
Nice try buddy we know it was you
This guy glows in the dark , just making enough to feed his family I bet , we are so lucky , in a strange way I bet he's happy and proud of his work
Moonlights as a portable lamp when a house battery goes down.
Bless this man and those like him who have to do such hard and dangerous things to support those they love. Whenever I think I know how good I have it, I am given a new perspective on really how different my life is from the rest of the world. I have not done anything special to deserve my privileged life and this man is every bit my equal. God bless them and preserve them.
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Very nicely done - he even checked the specific gravity of a cell(s) using a hydrometer. It is interesting to see how different battery restorers accomplish this task.
@Chuck Hall, yes he did!!! I was thinking that he should have done a S.G. check to the electrolyte before pouring it into the rebuilt battery... Then after pouring it into the restored battery, let it soak into the spongy lead plates for a couple of hours, before putting the initial charge into it... Then checking the S.G.again an hour after the electrical charge has been applied, then topped-off. with electrolyte before shipping it to the dealer..
How is this nice. It's a fucking mess.
@@FordPickUPRed -looks functional enough to me. You think lead acid batteries are rocket science?
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@@martyzielinski1442 it's mess
Dude it really puts things in perspective watching how dangerous some in the world have to work just to feed themselves and their family.
@Rob Hunter this isnt in America. some places in the world it isn't a choice to have a family it is just a forced situation.
And yet we have people marching in the streets shouting they are hard done by and don't have opportunity. No, they are just lazy people who want everything for free.
@@BlamBlam80 there is a bit of a difference. People in america are marching due to systemic racism that makes it hard to get away from doing jobs like this guy is doing and wanting to feel some kind of safety.
Its not that all people are lazy its the system we live in.
It all begins with education
@@beave200 it's not the system we live. The system in not racist, there are no laws that benefit some people and not others because of the color of their skin and the sooner people realise that, the better their lives will be.
As a mechanic, that was the wildest video that I have ever seen. That was hard work.
02:55 zen master level 101.
this is ten thousand times more interesting than watching a machine doing it
Pretty badass execution.
Supporting himself & his family the only way he knows how.
Good, honest hard work.
You have no idea what all he does or what all he knows. Probably knows a lot more than you and has a lot more skills
@@iainowsiany7424 lol he doesn't know the basics of how dangerous lead is
@@iainowsiany7424 lol ok boomer
Wow. So now you delete and control responses. That's your little pathetic power trip
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A man that need to be proud of his skill, i am impressed, the thing with safety folks, he is doing it outside has a ventilator and that is all the safety he can afford, remember not all people live in a rich country but he is richer in his skill that most rich people. And all rich people talk about recycling, he is doing exactly that ! Not wasting a battery but fixing the problem. He definitely has my respect.
@@dylanlouvet758 judging by the noise it looks and sounds like a place not on the street but maybe somewhere on the side or at the back and also he does this for a living... BTW I don't see any soil or water there...
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He can't afford a box of latex gloves?
I'm electrical engineer, nobody taught me on restoration but this gentle man did it so easily. Must be included in the syllabus with hands on experience.
First learn the side effects of Lead exposure.
@@MRakshay-fb2mu In that situation no one really care about side effects of lead exposure. If they don't so it they will die of Starvation
@@MRakshay-fb2mu and nutritional value of sulfuric acid.
Most satisfying part of the video for me was when he made those brand new shiny battery posts at 11:03. 😮
Both the same size !
Same here!
The way he made those battery poles was better than any magic trick ive ever seen. Great video!!!
Glad you liked it!
Моё глубокое уважение таким людям !!!!!
sometimes we debate on the pricing but the kind of work involved to make it work is eye opening. Thanks for sharing and Hatsoff to the worker.
Respect to all the people of the world working in these conditions,I hope one day your lives become easier.
Да станет лучше когда умрёт. Ты ведь сам понимаешь что вся жизнь у них пройдёт в этих вредных условиях.
I have a lot of respect for roadside mechanics, with what they could do with what's available. But this man is on a different level. Salute to his skill and hard work.
OMG. There is not one step in that process that is not super toxic. Hats off to this guy. A master in his art.
Yea, bare handing lead plates is actually pretty safe
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Nice
I feel humbled watching this man working in these circumstances.
I like these Videos. I learn a lot from them. I am a retired Auto technician and these are really great. The way things are going in the USA, right now, I may have to use the skills, in the future. Stay safe
💕bro made in Pakistan
Очень тяжёлый и вредный труд. Дай Аллах ему и таким как он благополучия и здоровья и его семье.
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The chap next door is reconditioning plutonium rods
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Боже мой в 21 веке люди вынуждены работать за копейки на вредном производстве, свинец, кислота, жара от печки, но мастерство этого кудесника поражает, и терпение, работает спокойно и с достоинством! Лайк!
Почему на заводе сразу такyю не производят? Бля 🤔🤓🤓
@@nijniynovgorod3409 наверное, много свинца надо
Can you please tell this briefly in English?
@@arjyaray9596 карочи пипец...
Потом эти батареи в РФ продают:)
Truely Amazing, May God bless him, such a hard working man.
A rare insight into the Chevy Bolt battery manufacturing, excellent.
Besides how terrifing this thing is this man is an artist.
wholesome mania of the western man of the twenty-first century
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All those dirty chemicals in the man's hands and he eats using them.
Respect for such hard work. I feel so privileged when I look at these
That's not a hard work...that is a irresponsible work
@@philipfriedrich8135 don’t you think he knew it is irresponsible? When you have no alternatives you can’t choose and it’s very sad... I completely agree I feel so privileged too
@@3ChFlash I really don't know. I i don't know if he knows what he's doing to his healthy. It's really sad
@@philipfriedrich8135 so how can we judge and call him irresponsible? Just like rinsing the chemical and the way it was disposed off. But this is how he puts food on the plate. You think he makes massive profits like the big cooperations?hell no. We take so many things for granted in life
@@Riyazatron I mean irresponsible to his own life, healthy.
I don't know if that is the right word for that.
Great Efforts and great outcome! Very quick, accurate and most important is that he enjoyed his work !!!
I doubt that...
Unbelievable how resourceful people are. Necessity truly is the mother of invention.
He is a hardworking man, I appreciate his efforts. I would buy him a safety kit if I could reach him that will both help him and his family.
The use of safety equipment is only useful IF there is a safety culture which unfortunately pakistan doesn't have.
He would not use it.
@@abdussamiurooj3936 Very good assessment of safety around the world. I traveled a lot and I never knew what kind of safety I am stepping into.
@tponn ? You sound like a little spoiled child without any real world experience.
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This was absolutely amazing to watch. That man is a true craftsman
Amazing craftsmanship better than anything ive seen before
This guy is an incredible worker. I feel bad though for lack of safety he is subject to. Lead fumes and dust and I could not sit like that for as long as he does. The battery though is better than a new off the shelf. Most of the batteries we get here from Walmart or Napa are already two years old before they make it to the consumer.
That charger at the end looked like the most dangerous part!!!!
The chemicals on his hands and tipping it out on the rocks(into nature) is the most dangerous and damaging parts :(
@@alemed01 Yeaaaaa nothing gonna grow in that ground for awhile
@@WarpedBlinds grow? Yes with the many rains maybe but i dont think there are many.
@@fajile5109 well nature seems to always find a way, but Idk if you should eat what grows near there lol
@@WarpedBlinds Eat? I'm more concerned about how well he washes all the poisonous lead and who knows what else off of his hands before HE eats! From now on, I'm going to think of him whenever I try a difficult task!
Мужик знает свою работу добросовестно все делает молодец.
Всё так, но так жалко этих людей...
Ага блять...голыми руками ковыряется как в воде обычной, я херею
these guys remind me of when we did this kind of work. nothing was thrown away, everything was fixed, and if you really needed something new ... well, men, you were a failure, because you weren't able to fix and make the old part work. every man, every child was able to do something with his own hands. yes, just like today!
Amazing comment and very true.
Never criticize an honest working man. Period.
I never knew there are such talented people living somewhere on planet earth.
Huge respect for these Pakistani 🇵🇰 guys 💛
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03:02. Just love the way he makes these connectors by just skilfully sliding the plates and making lead trails.. amazing
Kinda blew my mind.
@@odinmcboden9690 I knew. It seems so easy for him..
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Can't help but admire the craftsmanship
While everyone is praising this man he actually drained the acid from the battery in a manhole drain next to him.
Then the video was edited. And this can cause serious damage to the environment.
No see no is, luke barrels on ocean
I'm pretty sure that that's the least of his worries, he's working without gloves or mask.. most people would be sad for this man cause this is what the poor have to live like
Я один такой, который тупо залип на видосе. Мне вряд-ли это пригодится, однако смотрю, как заворожённый )))
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It’s amazing what can be done if there is a need. Poor guy working around all that lead, but feeding his family comes first.
I salute people like this!
А ведь действительно, пары кислоты, руки тоже в растворе, но руки знают порядок работы до автоматизма👍Слава и честь Вам великим людям Индии!!!
Es increíble!!! Me gusta mucho reciclar y reparar en ves de tirar y comprar nuevo.
Вот он киберпанк который мы заслужили.
А мужику уважение.
Skillful worker , someone who knows his work way too well ..The no of hours he has spent beating on his craft shows how well versed he is 👍 I hope he earns what he really deserves .. nobody willfully risks their life working in a carcinogenic env. Untill it's for family his kids and their future..👍This man is going to be a great family caretaker if he doesn't already have a family 👍
Hats off to you. My respect to this man awesome work.
I have total respect for the ingenuity and work ethic. Usually I fear for the future (when we see the degree of environmental contamination that is a reality for much of the world) but tonight I grew genuinely concerned for those fellas present when they hooked up that charger!
The rate of cancer amongst these men could be very high, all that lead & fumes into their systems
@@thomasjust2663 It's even more sad that they probably won't live to up the age when cancer manifests.
Haven't had something hold my attention for that long in very long time. Enjoyed
You aren't married, aren't you?
@@Giovanniram22 :D
The amount of lead this man be handling tho, I'm just gonna go ahead and say RIP my dude
As long as he washes his hands before eating anything, he'll be perfectly healthy. But then... I've been to India and seen their hygiene, yeah he's probably dead already.
@@madmanmapper Even if he washes his hands before eat, lead can get into his bloodstream by little quantities through skin.
I'm almost sure they don't have a good waste handling, so unfortunately this man won't be the only affected.
@@madmanmapper it's not that simple. Even people who regularly shoot at an indoor shooting range with proper ventilation have to be tested often for lead count in their blood.
@@Impulset0 That's because firing a gun puts some quantity of lead dust into the air. I mean, I guess he's filing the lead a little bit, but that's hardly the same thing. Besides, he's got the fan for ventilation.
@@samuel3478 Elemental lead is not absorbed through the skin, you have no idea what you are talking about. "Lead can be absorbed into your body by inhalation (breathing) and ingestion (eating). Lead (except for certain organic lead compounds not covered by the standard, such as tetraethyl lead) is not absorbed through your skin."
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Superbe travaille. Tu a énormément de potentiel avec un vrai atelier tu pourrai faire encore mieux félicitations.
We should learn these techniques. Very soon this county will be at this level. If one man can do it, so can another.
I’m sure this gentleman is aware of the hazards, but he has a trade skill that is necessary and uses it to support his family. Much respect.
no choice
I have the utmost respect for hard working people. God Bless him
Means you have absolutely no respect for yourself.
@@stephanem.4317 lmao
Respect brother well done 👏🏻👏🏻. Great video.
Much appreciated.
Esas gentes me impresionan sin tanta maquinaria ,sin tanto equipo y sin equipo de seguridad logran maravillas reconstruyendo
Its primitive, but by god, what a pro. Respect
I thought he was making a bomb the whole time and at the end of the video I thought he was going to detonate it.....
The tools or the battery? The battery was pretty much state of the art and will last another 10 years after that rebuild.
@@619guy202 try to be funny next time. This is just unoriginal.
@@lilyoyo77 but on point
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I would buy that battery with complete confidence.... he knows what he is doing!!! 👍👍👍
This poor man will die at an early age with all the lead exposure.
Bring these guys to our cities.
They'll contribute and start new companies.
lmao what kind of crack are you smoking? Bring these guys to our country and they'll poison our groundwater is more likely.
guy is very handy, i enjoyed watching his work.
This man is skilled. I feel sorry for him working in an environment full of risks. However, I really admire him for using his labor force to support his family.
i feel more sorry for the world he is poisoning
Huge respect for that hard working man. Sad to see he has no means of safety, clothes are wet with sweat. May God please help such people.
Ammen
God is not hear . The story is go and make childeren and see you when you are death for that time you are on your own.
@@dyslectische Indeed.
@@dyslectische CHRIST is alive, run to him for SALVATION!
@@UDiamondSociety no he is death .
Just a junk what use a lot of green stuf.
If he born today we lock him down in a jail.
What a talented man?👍☘️
Indeed!
love that this guys are able to fix a lot of stuff but they don't fix de rubble all over the place, don't fix the welder or the battery charger.
Уважение трудяге, хотя и очень вредно это но у него выбора нет. Либо так, либо с голоду умереть. Глядя на него забываешь про все свои незначительные проблемы.
Он на просмотрах и рекламе уже заработал больше чем ты за год
@@user-bm3pp8fm7t заработал не он ,а тот кто видео выложил тут.
Да, это точно, в сарае на обшарпаном бетоне, на коленке, у них много грязной вредной и сложной работы делается, работадатель экономит и им гроши платит, они может дпже и не знают что такое вредные пары ртути и свинца, дым от химии и нефтепереработки - пластиков, смол и красок....
Вон в китае, где компартия есть, показывали в ангарах сельское нищее население в драной одежде за плошку риса целый день дербанит гирлянды утилизированные из америки - так добывают медь и отсортировывают изоляцию проводов от металлов, также сидят на полу, на коленке всё делают и копейки получают, это на супер заводах роботы работают на конвеерах, а самая грязная и неблагоприятная и зачастую вредная и тяжёлая работа руками нищих трудяг выполняется
Эх жалко конечно , потому что то что он наверняка может больше чем он сейчас заниматься просто возможности нет
Просто им никто не говорит, что это пиздец как вредно. Если бы работал в распираторе хотябы и в перчатках и в защите для яиц было бы не так страшно
Amazingly skilled craftsman. This man works hard to provide for his family- try thinking outside your first-world box before commenting smugly. Cheers to him.
safety rules only apply after your kids get feed
Well said . I admire him and people like him.
Wish we could provide safety kit and awareness
DARWIN AWARD WINNERS! No eye protection, No hand protection, No respirator, Open toe shoes. Perfect PPE for working on acidic batteries!
I hope you're joking
@@liarus me too
He does it effortlessly!!!!
My goodness we have a good life.
They work whole the life like that. So they become very professional.
Thats why looks like they are working effortlessly
Meanwhile Apple: Macbook battery can only be replaced with top panel, keyboard and trackpad.
On purpose, obviously.
Apple: "But oh well. These idiots will see that we're screwing them over, and complain a little bit, but they'll STILL buy the junk, and AND wait in lines to overpay for our future junk that has even MORE cutsie ways built in to screw them over even more!"
Y el que la repara es igual al del vídeo... Jeje
@@Masterblaster016 he's a muslim. A skilled worker. Skilled workers irrespective of their caste, creed, religion, race, sex are praiseworthy. These are the people that keep this world from coming to a halt.
@@Masterblaster016 yeah he’s an exploding person not a person with feathers in his hair
Gupta says "Oh yeah? Hold my sherbet."
He works hard for that bread with all that led and shit much respect brother
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you gotta respect this guy, cooking his meal while working
Really amazing the skills they have.
У мужика руки из того места растут! И походу каждый день новые! Электролит голыми руками 🤯🤯🤯
Да и каждый день свинцом дышать на пользу не идет)))
Тоже охренел, когда он пластины достал и ещё отжал электролит 😵
@@alex9117rem я не удивлюсь что он сернухой и рот паласкает по утрам
А если допустить что он его промыл?
@@hrenmega8057 ну скорей всего,иначе сразу бы кожу разъело! Но всё равно что то ,гдето осталось!
An absolute talented man. God bless you brother.
Bless him with lead poison?
@@gertscheper9653 Allah’s blessing, instead.
@@HighestRank Allah is fake , just like harry Potter, hulk,superman , appollo , wodan, zeus, thor, etc etcetera.
@@gertscheper9653 nope, just your intuition
@@abulybah6947 please explain.
A man does what he has to do to provide for his family. Wow that's a hard way to make a living.
Such great skill & craftsmanship by this Man & dangerous work. I only have to repair a small hole in a 126 Ah truck battery for my ham radio hobby, but these Indian Men are highly skilled.
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I have just realized how easy and blessed my life is.
One of the best and honestly comment here. We ( the first world) always forget our "status"....
We, as in the Western World, have a huge part in their situation. Don’t forget that. They are poor because of our hunger for low prices. We care about them untill our prices go up...
@@paterpeter1985 it's been like this there and many places for a long time. If you want to argue that things the first world does impedes their progress I'll buy that to a cetain degree. However we didn't make them poor and low tech, they already were.
Also, he's not rebuilding that battery to sell it to "greedy capitalists" we buy new ones. He's selling that to locals.
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Safety sandals, the mark of a true professional.
What about that arcing at the end of the video ... next to a battery being charged and releasing gas
love seeing talented work from around the world, always so terrified by the sandals and bare feet
Hard working people is what you should have noticed, these people are enjoying life unlike the moaners in the west with their IPhone's
@@breeze5210 yep, you sound pretty happy...
@@michaelkeymont501 you bet I am
Likewise people are very important for society. Really praiseworthy !
Gambiarra total , mas funciona parabéns. 👍🇧🇷
😁 теперь я понял о каких высоких технологиях говорят когда мне пытаются впарить аккумулятор в магазине!!!!
Поверь, этот аккумулятор будет работать лучше чем тот фирменный
@@pitersuperfly то такая же подделка поэтому она у того деда.
Какой замечательный 19 летний юноша, уверен он проживет прекрасную 35 летнюю жизнь.
Такие люди больше тебя проживут и в любой войне победят. Ты лучше о себе беспокойся что у тебя нету таких способностей, и руки не с того места растут.
@@kazakhpatriot4737 этот чел работает тяжким трудом, вдыхает кислотные пары, пары свинца.
О чем ты говоришь кого он там переживет?
@@kazakhpatriot4737 а уж как гробит дым пластика который он плавил..
Мми прямо аж весь организм и легкие в том числе радуются
@@kazakhpatriot4737 хорошо пошутил. Из средств безопасности + вентилятор)) да там у человека в лёгких уже свинец и кислота. Показывали видео про таких на разделке кораблей в Бангладеш. 35 это хороший ещё возраст.
Про электробезопасность вообще молчу свинец через КЗ плавит, при зарядке искрит все.. едрить смертники.
A work bench would change this guys life
Salute to these experts.
One of the coolest things I've seen but I'm so worried about his health!
Yes,, bro
and about the environment 🙈
He is more worried about eat. Which is sad.
@@fourbyfourrox llllllllloolloolll loull(ollolooloolloo
You know all that acid and chemicals has just been dumped out on the street....I was being sarcastic until I actually saw them do it
This is what we called " I have the skills and the mindset to do things and I work very hard to achieve my goals"
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Impressive work of rebuilding battery.
Голымы руками да на коленке! Я в шоке! Респект таким людям!
За что респект то, чувак целый день со свинцом работает, здоровью пипец вредит
@@alim7979 , а мне понравилось как он руками отжимает кислоту под ноги.
Из чего у него шмотка?
@@alim7979 , мне понравились комментарии в топе:
"Прошёл год.
- Где Раджа?
- Раджа умер, теперь здесь работает его сын."
Или ещё один:
"Он начал работать в 13 лет. Сейчас ему 21".
В принципе ничего вредного. Ему всего 13 , но выглядит нормально
"restoration" my man just made a new battery
Awesome. All done using simple methods, just amazing talent here. More power to the likes of him.
Thanks a million!
Takes a lot of skill and reps to do that so efficiently.
I’m gonna try this the next time I have a dead car battery. Looks easy and relatively safe.
You are right about safe, the other?
Lololol it's called "sealed"...lol
co za masakra, ciekawe kiedy jakaś bateria im wyjebie w powietrze przy takim kozackim prostowniku "beziskrowym", który się nadaje bardziej do teledysku rammsteina niż do ładowania akumulatora.
No no! My husband used mercury to attract fine gold in river gravel. Then melted mercury amalgam to reveal gold, without any safety mask. Died about 10 years later of mercury poisoning. Also, handling sulfuric without hand protection will ruin your hands. Beware!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I feel sorry he has no health and safety and works with dangerous chemicals with bare hands... the workmanship is amazing !! 👍 he has great skill in restoring that battery 🙏🏼❤️🇬🇧
Don't feel sorry bro..
These are the hardest and strongest people of our society, they are hard working and being hardworking is not less than a blessing for anyone.. We people are so lazy which cost our nation so badly, I love these hardworking people and want to be like them.
Namra Sartaj Khan yes brother you are very right , they are amazing people may God bless them 👍❤️🇬🇧
I love the way you restoration battery
Wow thank you for the wholesome vibes. Much needed on youtube tbh
Atleast he should wear gloves
This was incredible.
Respect to this man