39.36 can see breakpad almost weak...

A lot of critics here just take whatever is good for you and STFU

they deserve to be call humans

Mit dieser Arbeitsmethode wäre eine europäische Firma längst pleite. Aber diese Arbeiter bekommen wahrscheinlich 0.50 Cent pro Stunde. Und unter Arbeitsbedingungen wie in Europa vor 200 Jahren. Alleine der Mann an der Hobelbank ,mit Sandalen, ohne Schutzbrille etc.gruselig.

always impressed by people in the far east in the way they can fix anything

A true professional mechanic, complete front end rebuild done correctly!

Cowboys

If he'd tacked a side plate on one side he wouldn't be losing half his weld as most of it wasted running out the sides. They're some fat rods being used👍

Pakistan Zindabad💪🏻😎🇵🇰

Джоні ! не бий по домкрату молотком

where there is the will there is a way.

Is that a concrete floor

All the rules of a foundry are not implemented in fact none

Muslims always bring religion into even when people are just working to earn a living.

Useing primitive tools,they still make good parts,we must give them a credit.

Customer states; It made a funny noise and front wheel doesn't spin anymore.

I wonder how many acres of poppy you have to smoke to create a paint job like that

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what's in that fancy sand mixture? that stuff works nice; sandcastle supremacy

It is called Production Engineering. Congratulations for the high standard skills that you display in Production Engineering.

خب پلس بیصاحبشا در بیار که راحت بچرخه

What piece junk

That leaf spring will break in 10 miles.

My old man use to yell at me for using sketchy jacks, hope he don't watch this. Amazing what these guys can do with so little.

Schon faszinierend was man mit einfachen Mitteln machen kann. Was mich interessieren würde, wo man diese Sicherheitssandalen her bekommt. :-)

Amazing how much this guys are able to do, with so less equipment. And they do it, there in middle of running traffic. What a great disaster would it provoke here in the world of "Modern Standart".... closed roads, crane ore haevy recovery equipment....... Sometimes "less" is "more"!

суровые челябинские мужики из пакистана, в сланцах на босую ногу льют металл 🤣

Its like watching a train wreck...................

Great video and no annoying background music which is one of my pet hates on KZbin ! I do have some questions : 1. What is the sand made of ? It is soft enough to be pliable and yet hard enough to lift and stand on it. 2.Why do they poke holes in the sand and what do they fill the holes with through the blue hose ? 3.What were they throwing into the molten metal ? It looked like sand ?

Резину в любом случае теперь будет подъедать

Where's the cops. Should be forced to get to the side of the road

Guess it was too inefficient to crane them by hand

How many days without a recordable injury making hand made gears?

Its OK Honey,....just a sore throat again.

Average life span for the hoist operator, about 63, less if a smoker. Life expectancy for the grinder/lathe operator, BBC about 58. For the guys doing the casting smelting, even less.

7/24/365?

Great job well done. Your true artisans .

If the truck owner hadn't added 5000 lbs of crap, maybe it wouldn't have broken the axle.

Sincèrement j admire le travail de ces gens. Bravo

Why they they dont use brake cleaner when welding and why they dont put lubrication on the hinges. This repair wont have optimal long life.

Rotation of lathe, going wring way. Should turn down on cutting tool stabilizing lathe bed.

Pakistan? Incredible ingenuity, but so far behind India...

I bet there training was learned Wright there in the shop hands on the old school way

Man these guys are a buncha badasses!!! Imagine if they had all the proper tools?? Crazy work

I like their work clothes 😂

I would say wielding a castiron I beam can not be done here in Canada it could fail there again but if you don't have the money for new parts you do what you have to do and they do a good job wow wielding a spring that is never done here that scares me

So many questions. Do they not have tow trucks? Why do they repair trucks in the middle of the road? Why don't they use air brakes? Have they ever heard of concrete? Have they ever heard of tables or work benches?

Big respect......here in Canada when I was teenager....I remember changing clutch in the CanadianTire parking lot..... On my beautifull Chevelle SS 1971.......so much regret to sell it in 1987

Wow white sneakers