Amazing Manufacturing Process of Tractor Parts

[@Padanian1]

Climbing a bamboo ladder with bare feet and heavy load in a basket balanced on the head, leaning over a furnace. And I'm just 28 seconds in. This must be good.

[@emilchouster787]

In a normal country, the owner of this hellhole would be thrown in jail, but I guess human life is cheap in Pakistan...

[@dougalexander7204]

Many comments are dissing the Pakistani people snd their manufacturing methods, but the reality is this is where their industry is at. The men are talented at molding and casting by hand. The safety is lacking but they are working and glad to have a job that takes care of them and their families. They are growing and doing the best they can. We should support and respect them.

[@OSCARthe420GROUCH]

People mainly comment on their hygiene and just how some of them don't put a lot of effort into what they are doing. It's clear as day what people are talking about stop trying to defend these people from the truth

[@bobbyzare2599]

I love the old American iron they are using. It’s a testament to the quality that was built into machinery back in the day

[@relaxingnature2617]

one thing all these videos have in common - *DIRT* touches the final product and its packaging

[@sheikhkhalid5969]

But these videos are original 😂

[@andrewallen9993]

It is included to guarantee this factories products meet Boeing software and operating instruction manual quality standards.

[@sheikhkhalid5969]

@andrewallen9993 is that why Boeing almost went under? And it's "door fitters" are segregated into isolated cells, and when something went wrong with one, the main door fitters was on vacation. Boeing has more managers, than aeronautical engineers, than pilots.....get it yet?

[@scratchdog2216]

Did sand casting in high school 45yrs ago and I don't recall dancing on the molds.

[@dennisyoung4631]

Nor I, even though my foundry experience has been far more recent. Pounding sand is tiring if you aren’t used to it.

[@desperatedave3573]

working with bare feet and hands! dear lord! and on dirt floors!

[@DavoShed]

Some of the floors were cast iron 🤠

[@desperatedave3573]

@@DavoShed do you mean from spilled iron? :P

[@dennisyoung4631]

If you might have drips of molten metal hitting the floor, you do not want concrete - as it can go “bang” on you then.

[@DavoShed]

@@dennisyoung4631 Well the cast iron chips were near the machines not the furnace. Watching them pour bare with faces, hands and with open shoes (sandals) is just astounding. Reminds me of stories about factories 100 -150 years ago but I bet they had decent shoes then. I bet these guys have a short life expectancy.

[@DavoShed]

@@desperatedave3573 No I meant in the machine shop.🤠

[@michaelgypin3105]

That machinery probably came from the USA we got rid of it because it was worn out and needed to be replaced with something newer and better And last longer

[@madquacks]

I RETIRED FROM HUBBEL KILLARK, AND THEY SENT THE OLD MACHINES TO MEXICO FOR $1 AN HOUR LABOR.

[@gregharrison2960]

The big mill is a Cincinnati, definitely USA. Why'd you guys get rid of it? Looks pretty decent to me!

[@madquacks]

@@gregharrison2960 KILLARK machines were Potstowns from the 1890's

[@heliarche]

@@madquacks Same thing with DANA. The machines went to Mexico. People went down there from DANA to train the replacements.

[@heliarche]

@@gregharrison2960 WE didn't get rid of it. The bean counters in charge of making profit got rid of it and all the skilled labor here.

[@Buggy.MealwormsTV]

I'm glad they have safety sandals

[@andrewallen9993]

Curious and anxious customer: What type of alloy do you make your tractor parts from? Pakistani factory metallurgist : Yes.

[@honkie247]

The alloy is equal to the part warranty and guarantee of fitment.

[@RJ-nh9hw]

Real "mickey mouse" manufacturing efforts, especially in the 21st century! Nice way to treat one's employees, great work environment, terrific safety realities...just love the footwear or not!

[@stevedoom8783]

That is sooo crazy they wear sandals working with molten metal

[@enedenedubedene4811]

Hier hat man noch nie was von einem Kran oder Aufzug gehört.😂😂😂Viele Grüße aus Warthausen bei Biberach an der Riss

[@sidneybowerman558]

That is some shot blasting machine they have. It even lines the castings up nicely at the end of the process.

[@beyondmiddleagedman7240]

Parts that won't fit. Won't work and aren't worth the effort. This shop has the best equipment I've seen in one of these videos. They are even using drill fixtures which is unheard of in these shops. But the handling, packaging and metallurgy are the downfall.

[@xr7coug]

life expectancy in that "factory" = 5 years

[@OSCARthe420GROUCH]

You would think if these people did this for a living they would all be in a lot better shape

[@Qusin111]

wow jigs with drill bushings

[@brianhaygood183]

That whole drilling setup and the tapping machine are about the most impressive tools I have ever seen in one of these videos. The guy boxing stuff up even has shoes on.

[@michaelstevens3479]

Better than the American way , company owned by the man on Wall Street that programmes it so you cannot fix it yourself.

[@benjamindover4033]

True if you don’t care about safety and human lives.

[@yorkazuna5934]

Another nitwit comment from a know nothing simpleton.

[@Driver-UK]

These Guys don’t even have flip flops !!

[@inlinefourtr]

Maybe one day we will manufacture stuff here in the UK instead of importing everything 😢

[@Jabbawocki1]

let me guess, the parts are for Hoyt-Clagwell tractors

[@OSCARthe420GROUCH]

I bet when these people have an accident it's pretty bad

[@madquacks]

REAL HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vespadano1979]

13:38 Are you kidding me? That guy's going to lose his hand.

[@trep53]

I don’t think anyone is worried about their supply chain. Is this a non union shop in Louisiana?

[@jimmyday9536]

As an American, it is refreshing to see healthy young men actually working and making useful things instead of robbing stores, selling drugs, and applying for government benefits.

[@curragh2840]

@@jimmyday9536 I agree

[@Slipith]

First scene of walking up a ladder with 20 kg of scrap and my thoughts are "So efficient. way better than making a pulley. Not like they have acces to metal. "

[@benashbaugh5982]

Never seen a factory where shoes are optional

[@madquacks]

YOU HAVE ADMIT THEY DO HAVE SKILS

[@texasblaze1016]

Skills at being lazy and not giving a shit

[@richardmullins2850]

We need these jobs in America putting people that are on Welfare and SSI to work MAGA please President Trump

[@ddoubledutch4783]

Best of luck to all men & women who try. Fail we may. Sail we must

[@asybyrov37]

М-да, уж. Вместо подъёмника, дешевле мужика нанять и на голове таскать железяку...

[@commonsense1547]

Molten steel and sandals 🤔and 🤞🤞

[@COZMICTOM]

IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD STAIRS PUT A MANUAL PULLEY SYSTEM PUT UP?

[@desperatedave3573]

kid had to use his TEETH to cut the tape for the boxing?!!!

[@LegendofLaw]

LMFAO

[@GM-jr6ye]

Yeah, noticed too. Really, even a small knife or anything like a knife with a shape edge would have been better. More productive and more hygienic.

[@citroenfil]

At least the kid is working for his money, not like lazy western kids expecting everything for nothing.

[@ml2581]

Amazing part is that they still have 10 toes and 10 fingers.

[@glenkelley6048]

Where is the OSHA inspector?

[@Sennmut]

OSHA would have apoplexy investigating this place.

[@jasonpearson2507]

Osha only shows up if someone get hurt and the employer doesn't cover it up or more likely to collect their bribe. Make no mistake about it YOU are absolutely for responsible for your safety. And your employer will be the first to remind you when you get hurt!

[@nineteen-sixty-nine9373]

Head gasket for the space ship enterprise? How do we know what it is???

[@sisua45]

Looks like a transmission cover to me..?

[@FaouziDris-n1c]

Wat is het eindwerk hiervan....??

[@Shnick]

Oh look… another company using child labor… 17:56

[@armrarr]

no safety. child labor.. gottaa love india

[@madquacks]

AND CHILD LABOR

[@ceedaddy]

Hardworking People !!!

[@SteveVidra]

And they scream "Emissions Standards" at U.S. factories all day. Yeah Right.

[@Turboy65]

Made using only the finest virgin steel, carefully assayed to assure the alloys conform precisely to ASTM alloy specifications and produced under the strictest process controls in an ISO 9000 certified facility......NOT!!!!!

[@sheikhkhalid5969]

The same four or five copy cat comments for every Pakistani video. Dudes, its there factory, want to wear sandals, then they wear sandals. When OSHA comes to feed them, you comalong.

[@LegendofLaw]

Uh no. You just going to protect your trash ass country

[@pourguy3441]

Was this filmed in a prison? Why doesn’t the company pay these ppl enough to afford shoes?

[@jamesc37]

Or as we in the first world like to call it a hazardous waste site were people are losing limbs and life

[@J0K3RJAKE]

Funny. I click a video about parts and get a video about politics that repeats and repeats ᴀᴅ

[@gowdsake7103]

So ineficiant dangerous and scary

[@CATech1138]

after the British left...

[@derrickharvey295]

I want to give this a thumbs up, but I hate to support the slave labour and horrible safety aspects of this work these men undertake.......

[@DavoShed]

I saw the guy loading the milling machine without stopping the spindle ? This is simply crazy. No reason for that. I D Ten T They end up calling people like that Stumpy.

[@jasonpearson2507]

Doubtful there's a proper switch probably just bent wires... Best to not f with that

[@CATech1138]

it's a face cutter not a side cutter...no big deal....

[@DavoShed]

@@CATech1138 Then your as silly as he is. There is no second chance.

[@bob-s-bit-s]

hi there's so many bad safely things in this video big time with food wear lifting big time in the uk no way would the place would be run i worker in a place like this in the 80's in the uk place went under and a place in wokingham they bend all the rules for 3 months with out any heating they were doing the place up inside it was 4c in side the place and alot of the worker never turn up in the week for work in the 90's there was some cold weather in the uk

[@gowdsake7103]

I am guessing you were not born here

[@CATech1138]

odd you think this way considering this what they were taught before they ran off the british

[@JH-ox7hn]

What kind of society is this, robbing kids of their childhood? Makes me angry, waching this.

[@danielmercker7369]

Then don't watch

[@danielmercker7369]

To bad they live in a country where kids learn the meaning of work and not in the US where the kids learn the meaning of living off someone else

[@CATech1138]

a poor one that has to compete in the world market place

[@euphdd]

so we are safe to say the recent news of India having really bad air quality is self-induced?

[@Jkush463]

look at all the old American machines still putting in work

[@jrobbin24]

Need new ones in America but made the old way for durability

[@robertfish6617]

Please don’t sell this crap in the US….. PLEASE!

[@jasonpearson2507]

They won't sell it only WE don't buy it.

[@gowdsake7103]

No need you make enough junk as it is

[@davidfafford1388]

Why are they so lazy? You don’t need to be rich to keep your products off the ground or clean your shop. Have some self respect. You’re wasting everyone’s time and money churning out this crap.

[@desperatedave3573]

what a disgusting comment! these workers are doing their best to make a living and working harder then MOST AMERICANS! most likely including you!

[@desperatedave3573]

what a disgusting comment! these workers are doing their best to make a living and working harder then MOST AMERICANS! most likely including you!

[@bobafetting6373]

These guys are paid a couple of dollars a day to produce goods the owner has to sell for the lowest possible price almost under cost of production just so people elsewhere can have cheap parts. so it’s simple really, if you want them to get a better workshop, people should pay the right price for these things

[@TP-es1pf]

You already answered your question. They have no self esteem. That side of the world has little to hope for. You and I were fortunate to be born here not there. As the guy below says, they work like slaves for probably $2 so we can have cheap crap to satisfy our wants. Why should they care about the shop? They barely care about human life over there as it is so bad. No hope…

[@glennschemitsch8341]

You could never work this hard.

[@peterclarke3619]

How can you pour molten metal in flip flops and still have ten toes at the end of the day. 🩴🩴

[@markat9576]

Those are Safety Sandals.

[@andrewallen9993]

You pour the molten metal VERY CAREFULLY you twit! Simples.

[@curragh2840]

​@@andrewallen9993😅

[@CATech1138]

skill and a self awareness that Uncle Sugar isn't there to tickle your whiney butt is how

[@garyduscha2579]

The owner should show at least a little safety towards his employees 🫏 it’s not the 1800s eneymore