The poor man fixes the jack on the side of the road | Strange way to fix the jack |
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How can you say he is poor.It seems to me he has his own business and probably has enough knowledge to fix almost anything mechanical. He probably likes what he does, and seems to be good at it. He is making a living by providing a service, And by the look on his face, he enjoys what he does, and is proud of it.
most likely by the lack of a Lamborghini next to his cart
Indeed, he leaves his Rolex at the house so as not to scratch it at work.
If you ever get the chance to travel to this country, (India) or a neighboring country you will witness vast amout of poverty. The people are friendly and most likely happier than us, the man maybe poor but his soul is rich. I make 96k and I'm not as happy as this man... money and materials things don't mean crap
@@johnnylopez6825 you need to buy yourself a jetski, have you ever seen a unhappy person on a jetski?
Being poor is all in ur head.
THAT IS AMAZING....WHAT A MASTER IN REBUILDING JACKS...HE IS A HARD WORKING MASTER AT WHAT HE DOES....I TIP MY HAT TO HIM....GOD BE WITH YOU....
Einstein............He did NOT rebuild a jack. He only disassembled & cleaned it. Reused all old parts, plus the hydraulic oil.
Nothing special in skill here!
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I don't think he believe in God ....
How can this man be poor when he is truly rich in knowledge. Jackman the superhero over there.
You can't eat knowledge matey.
"poor" can mean wretched; unfortunate; unlucky or pitiful, in the sense that he has to do the repair on the side of the road, instead of in the comfort and convenience of his workshop, may be!
Rich in knowledge lmao he fixes bottlejacks he's not sending a rocket on the moon
I think his first name is Hugh too
Brilliant! In western countries, it would be 'Throw it away and buy a new one. I'll repair it if you want but I charge $80 an hour to do it.'
Yeah fuck paying people a living wage, we should all live more like these brilliant people!
yep... my father in law threw away a whole BBQ grille just because the $10 regulator that came with it went bad ....lol
He fixed it in 7 minuets. At $80 per hour that's only $9.00
which is why we learn to repair stuff ourselves
your country sell its used garbage to 3rd world or recycle it so its creating more jobs,, so its win win for all if your country is not a throw away socity then expect your payout to be 75% less or you kicked out of your job because the company needs to produce only 100 jacks instead of 500
A pleasure to see a good tool repaired and put back into use instead of thrown away and another purchased. We are all richer when we understand and repair things.
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Only bc he couldn't get to #harborfreight
He did not change one seal lol
@@corylevesque2106 Good observation, Thank you Cory
Yes and with his skills, other items beyond bottle jack will find their way to him for repair,.....I have countless times seen pallet jack trucks in the scrap yard in Piqua OH , mostly thrown away bc they "don't work" anymore. I have three working pallet jack trucks , one is an expensive 8000 lb lift, and a man recently GAVE me a 5500# tuvk with a non operative lift function. Also for the ones that poo-poo and diminish this mans skills, consider that air-assisted hydraulic jacks are coming into wider use, even Harbor Freight sells several models , these are not so carelessly tossed when they cease functioning. Also consider that the great increase in platform man lifts......... are all hydraulic , I saw on today that I believe has 5 hydraulic cylinders
Recently fixed up a similar jack myself, i am second owner and they from the 60's a simple O-Ring and clean brought them back to life...compared to the poor quality ones these days old for the win.
Also Note..they work slowly by design (a low flow ram similar to old tractors and who the hell want's to move 20T or similar fast on a bottle jack)
Good points boltonky , thank you for sharing those insights.....
Only in Pakistan! I love watching these guys! The worlds best recyclers!!
This man is wealthy with the practical knowledge he has of hydraulic jacks and with the skills to repair them, and with a well thought-out collection of the tools and supplies he needs, as well as with the means of taking his workshop where he needs to go, at minimal expense.
Hard to even get a seal kit at a reasonable price where I live. By the time I get the seal kit delivered I could buy a brand new jack. I'm fine with diy'ing the repair if I could get a reasonable priced seal kit.
They are about 10 to 20 bucks depending on the size.
You don't need a "seal kit". Just go to a store that sells stuff like that. Usually a shop that sells bearings and bushings also sell o rings and seals. At least around here where i live. And you can buy them by piece and it costs pennies.
Buy a big assortment pack of O rings and seals. You will find you can fix whatever comes along. IIRC I only paid $15 for the whole assortment.
@@markbernier8434 Nope won't fix it. That would be the luckiest bag of seals I've ever seen. Just take the old one out and repurchase the right one it makes it really simple.
I had an old friend name Jack. He had one of them pekker pumps put in so we called him hydrolic Jack.
Those guys are survivers! My respect. Fixing things is fixing economy!👍🏻
well said!
Exactly.
Keep fixing the same shit everytime..
very talented man but please dont speed up next time.
Very nice craftsman,well done .greetings to all brothers of Pakistan from Turkey...
Great service he provides. If I'd knew where he is, I'd send him two of my bottle jacks for repair if possible. 😂. But seriously, most affordable home-repairer stuff in my country is sold by automotive discounters often of Chinese production. If you don't use it often it lasts some years, but regardless, the rams are badly finished and seals wear out or perish. Replacement parts are not available, labour cost is too high and so it is cheaper to buy another from the discounter. And so it goes on whether you like it or not.
Obviously repair is an option in his country where they recycle or reuse more than westerners who mostly dream of doing the same. Good on him!
His knowledge and tools alone make him unlikely to ever be truly poor.
But compared to some people he may look poor.
There's nothing strange about the way he fixed the jack, I thought he did a professional job. The only thing I would question would be him reusing the fluid. That pick made from spring is cool.
He could do with a couple proper open end , box wrenches or sockets rather than a pipe wrench .
He gets the job done with what he has .
Would guess he has a regular route to call on shops to fix jacks on site .
Why not replace the O rings while you have it apart?
No point in doing it if you don't replace any seals or the fluid...... the guy probably "rebuilds" the same jacks every two weeks and thinks he is adding value as a service....... he's actually costing the businesses more money by doing a shitty job, they'd be better off investing in a new jack than having a half assed repair done on this one......
@@nickmaclachlan5178 there's always a guy bitching in these videos.
@@ronblack7870 Sorry if the truth offends you (well not really, in fact I couldn't give a damn what you think).
I have spent a lot of time working in various countries in the Middle East and all the hands-on guys are usually from India or Pakistan........ they're good workers but they would all, without fail, rather do a half assed job over and over again than do a job properly just the once.
I'm afraid it is just the way they do stuff, and it's incredibly frustrating to work with.
He is not poor, he is rich with Talent. ...
He ain’t poor! He has found a niche and has adapted to it. Bravo!
An honest job and with his head always up.
Wish I could help this guy.
احسنت أخي الكريم بارك الله لك في عملك
That jack was actually worth fixing. A little piece of debris in the check valve and all better.
How did the debris get in there?
It must have been inside since it was made, maybe a burr?
@@bigredc222Probably when someone refilled or added oil/fluid to the reservoir. Could have been a burr from factory but highly doubt it. You never known what an old piece of machinery has been through.
@@hydraulicshop9323 I didn't think about having to add fluid, that could be it.
@@bigredc222 я когда-то разбирал новый домкрат, и там оказался кусочек стружки, который застрял в перепускном клапане.
@@hydraulicshop9323 Comfy comfy says he found metal in a new jack.
Don't judge a book by its cover.
Being broke is just a condition. Being poor is character.
Why the title of poor man..?...this man is a chraftsman...here millenials would say just buy a new one..or oh gonna get dirty..have rebuilt three of these so far...made one into a lift...people in his area appreaciate that he is mobile..and probably never says no cant be done
We are running out of these McGyver types. Oh, incorrect title for vid.
So no new seals required jit dirt in the valve and your hydraulic fluid filtered. Good work. I have done this on an old 5 ton Epco trolley jack and a 2 ton Bradbury. The issue with them is the chevron seals are difficult to source. I wonder what he does although it looks like they only use bottle jacks there.
I would have liked to see a load and function test though.
How often do jacks break? How can he make a living at this, unless he fixes more than jacks?
@@JungleYT that is what I wanted to say
Amazing old man working like young man.
Love his "torque wrench", man is highly skilled.
Im impressive
Thanks for sharing quality videos
This is the jacking professor👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing compared to throwaway when it doesn't work. Hats off to him.
Так а в чем ремонт то ?? Разобрать протереть грязной тряпкой и собрать? Ахахаха
POOR ME WHO DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS AND THREW IT AWAY. MONEY WASTED.
Good to see he recycles his hydraulic fluid. Lol...just goes back in....its strained of course. SHIT boy what kinda place you think we run here?! Lol
There Alot of poor people if you base their wealth on money, but there's double the poor people if you base their wealth on knowledge
بسم الله ،رجال يعملون بإتقان رغم قلة الامكانيات وفقكم الله
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wow, what a hero. thumbs up!
He is his own boss; he is not poor. But the semi-chaos and dirt it is not necessary . Just aesthetics, I know, but...
Being a boss doesn't make any money when there are no customers. If there are simply too few customers, he can be a boss but make not enough money to live from. Or maybe make enough to get through the day, but get in trouble when he can't afford repairing his truck, or get in trouble when he's sick in bed unable to work for a week.
You can't know such things from a video alone.
Was going to ask the same thing,
I see a man with a skill that others pay for.
Good on him.
Fixed? no new seals no new oil, What did he do? he didn't check if there was enough oil, however he did screen out big chunks. i wonder how much oil that jack will spew under a load.
What makes these fail is usually the seal and he didn't replace anything.
I get the feeling he's just fixing jacks that he's "fixed" in the past.
He knows Jack... a mobile repair jacker.. awesome..
To uploader.. can you please show the price of what they charge at the end for future videos, thanks!
He's not poor man, he's work!!
That constant background noise would drive me to drink, finally someone who works on a bench and doesn’t use a hammer to moer the living bejesus out of everything, well done Sir
The only thing "poor" is to look down on people who have the knowledge to repair things. Going to Walmart to buy a new one any fool can do!
Felisidades, y mis grandes respetos, para esa gran persona que sabe trabajar con poca erramienta, más qye todo con su gran iniciativa,,, Dios lo cuide siempre,,,
A lot of impoverished countries have these road side cottage services that affluent countries disallow. Here in the U.S. that bottle jack would be tossed in the garbage as the only way to repair it would be to send it back to the manufacture, who would charge more to repair it then the original cost, or not even be able to repair it because it was made in China, or repair it by one self.
Sending back to manufacture to repair isn’t the only solution. He’s just shown you in 6 minutes how easy it is to strip clean and reassemble. A few new orings and your jack is working again. In this case it was a little dirt in the check valve.
plus such reconditioned items are then re-sold (more staff and capital and packaging + shipping) so are expected to come with a warranty --different business.
I would hate to be fleeced by this guy but if you need your bottle fixed he’s probably the best there.
Neat vid! I love the motorcycle/truck workshop. Great work.🌞
He is rich in his knowledge & hard worker...
Workplace needs tidying up for public trust. Cameraman plays dodgeball.
Amazing work by a great man 🌹🙏
This guy is not poor, he is rich in knowledge
you better have jack stands...not sure is this will hold...
And did you pay him for this video which you made almost 1m views ?
Must be Chipmunks are helping him
I don't like your sentence the poor man, very bad sentence
What's poor in it he is doing work and seems enjoying it. Not begging
God bless you and him...and light your hearts
Can you send his contact...thanks
Some thing that would get thrown away in America.
And probably going to go move the Jack after this 🤣
Brilliant fair play to the man well done thank you
Respect the skills!
All jacks and tools sold should be designed to be repaired. Nowadays all we buy is cheap bad quality chinese made equipment that are scrapped rather than repaired.
Die Sicherheitsschuhe gefallen mir sehr gut . Welche Sicherheitsstufe haben die ? Mfg.
How do you know the man is poor???
Amazing how people find the way to make it in life ..👍👍👍👍
Some people are so poor they only got money
a rich free man doing his own business which is rare.a real expert.may God grant him courage.jack of all trade!👍👍👍👍👍
Excellent work done..
Is this a white dude lost in Pakistan?
I guarantee you his house does not look like his vehicle
Assalamualaikum bhai
Allah khair
He drained it, stripped it, wiped down the parts, reassembled using the OLD seals, put back in the OLD oil (plus whatever crud was in the bucket). What the hell did he fix?
He removed some stuff from valve at 2:55.
@@NikolayIslentev, ok then, repair made. Guess I might do the same. I mouthed off unreasonably.
He fix then fix again good business
on those bottle jacks they get very little wear usually since they never get hot, the oil lasts forever.
@@leehaelters6182 he also strained the fluid thru a cloth.
ربنا يسعدك ويسهل طريقك
تحياتي لكم من سرت ليبيا
Hebat banget bapak ini bos smoga sukses bos
In America we throw jacks away and return to Walmart and re buy them again. It's a wonder why Americans question why is the country is going down hill.
He is a cool man, not a poor man.!
In that simpel tools he do something for living...he is great man...
Salam from Azerbaijan
It's amazing what you learn when you don't have supplies at your feet.
Wow amazing I like so much and I really like the people of Pakistan, great people and great nation of the world
Poor man they call him when this man has something no amount of money will ever buy .
Beats shitting on the streets
He is not actually poor !!
Still need fresh oil
Thank you for the video
اللّٰہ تعالیٰ آپ کو سلامت رکھے۔ اور کامیابی عطاء فرمائے
hmhmh ^^ they sounds all like minions :D
In some countries they’ve got a go to guy for just about anything. Most of the time here you’ve got a jack of all trades and master of none.
only in America where we toss away everything elsewhere, recycle's fixes everything
I like how he talk.
I like the thumbs up at 6:13
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Puts a whole new perspective on no overhead !
Overheads would be very low - but what happens when the Monsoon comes? I hope that he has friends with some Undercover Facilities where he can still work daily. You have to admire him, because Jacks don't fail every day.
He is not poor at all. He is rich with knowledge and skill.
Money can’t buy that.
👌
Money can definitely buy knowledge. All sorts of courses.
الله أكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر الله اكبر
He is doing good work
4rm ta
OG Mobile Mechanic
really nice to see recycle, instead of throving out... really nice job
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and share it