Handmade Isuzu Bus Production in Pakistan || Manufacturing of Isuzu Bus

Amazing Manufacturing Passenger Bus in Factory || Production of Isuzu Bus Body
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[@FTW523.]

Glad to see everyone has safety flipflops on

[@Mark-vn7et]

What does it matter? If one of your workers get hurt there are literally tens of thousands willing to work the next day to take over his job.

[@user-mt9mu9qu3r]

They claim that if they are wearing proper boots and a molten drop of metal falls on the boot then by the time they untie the laces and take the shoe off, it already has burnt through through the boot and they get their toe burnt. If they are wearing flipflops then they can simple kick if off and the injury to the toe may only be a burn mark.

[@user-mv3ee4gs7w]

Кожа несгораемая.

[@gudangmusicproject3709]

​@@user-mv3ee4gs7w😅

[@Ryman158]

​@@Mark-vn7et capitalism at its finest

[@BigRedWood]

The entire thing is held together with spot welds and a dream.

[@soulextracter]

"There was once a dream that was a bus" - Maximus Decimus Meridius, probably.

[@ankitpant1982]

"And a dream" 😂😂😂

[@rigel1176]

The whole world is popped together and a dream ...... My Nerves

[@podfuk]

Cant wait for Pakistan made Boeing 737 episode

[@thra5herxb12s]

🤣🤣 Yes I look forward to that one 👍

[@israelgalindo6600]

hahahahahahahahaha

[@JSmithIX]

Imagine if it actually works without accidents 😂😂😂😂

[@VolkanTaninmis]

at least dooras can stay in place for longer time. :DDDDD@@JSmithIX

[@Hydra0047]

Oh they already made jf-17 jet fighter.

[@TotalyRandomUsername]

The welder is a master of his profession. He makes sure that in case of an accident the complete bus up to the last seat just disassembles and all passengers get catapulted safely out of the danger zone.

[@realemonful]

And THAT is why you can't get a raise at McDonalds, little buddy!

[@HipixOFFICIAL]

​@@realemonful 20 an hour for flipping burgers ain't half bad anymore

[@user-yw8km9pj9u]

Это точно 😂

[@BiancaZombie]

Lol

[@echohunter4199]

Now I know why they don’t bother installing seatbelts.

[@GGWalace]

In the Mad Max apocalypse I want these guys around :p

[@helmut3356]

Fallout come to my mind

[@Anton43218]

​@@helmut3356Patroling the mohave makes you wish for a nuclear winter

[@ThatsMrMaxHeadroomToYou]

With spot welds like that, I'd be surprised if they can even make it onto the next street.

[@rkaya1651]

theyvgonna be useless without electricity 😅

[@helmut3356]

@@rkaya1651 diesel electric agregator

[@idx001]

the sunglasses 'protection' for the welding crack me up 😂😂

[@sexyxenomorph]

Better than just squinting I guess xD

[@newtube7187]

Just a thought,Pakistan has nuclear weapons 🎉

[@idx001]

@@newtube7187 if they made it like that bus, probably not a huge threat

[@abrahamalviarez5870]

that shit would fly 1 km and fucking explode in their own territory lmao @@newtube7187

[@realemonful]

Try welding with ANY KIND of sunglasses, even for 2 minutes, then you'll take that uneducated comment back little buddy

[@MukeshPathak-dxb]

Didn’t know ISUZU had such safe working environment in their workshops

[@jessicaregina1956]

😂 im also sure isuzu will have no problems fixing it, just drive it to nearest authorised workshop.

[@sunnykumar-wz5dr]

In india isuzu have big plant 3000-4000 thousand people working in one branch for making bus and trucks😂

[@albertcamus7684]

@@sunnykumar-wz5dr I can't wait to see Indian made toilets for its 1.5 billion poor population...😁😁😁😁

[@mphomulaudzi079gp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rigel1176]

@@sunnykumar-wz5dr That's scary Gary ....

[@Love2Cruise]

Last night I was watching a video of a German factory assembling cars with mostly robots. Tonight YT showed me this. The contrast in manufacturing capabilities is night and day.

[@samholdsworth420]

Correct.... This is downright dangerous

[@Kingluis40k]

we are riding the same algorythm

[@sadie376]

In 20 years time, there's a good chance this bus will still be getting patched-up & used. Most of those hi-tech German cars will have had a 'beyond economic repair' moment & been scrapped by then, LOL...

[@UnipornFrumm]

we had this in europe,many small assemly shops and small factoryes for every product,untill goverment came with regulations and now everything is either super expensive to make because you have to invest in tehnology or just outsorce it from china

[@larsnilsson7834]

@@UnipornFrumm But it is also up to spec, and secure. Now we have EU General Safety Regulation and way more secure vehicles.

[@SevenSixTwo2012]

The most amazing part is that the whole structure is held together by hastily and randomly placed spot welds, using a $50 Chinese stick welder. I'm sure Isuzu would have no issues slapping their logo on that thing.

[@stephenkinyanjui5659]

Yes , I agree. The spot weld is weird, but why drag the Chinese and the Japanese into that mix.

[@luismamani2382]

No lo muestran pero si te das cuenta las partes importantes tienen cordon de soldadura

[@realemonful]

Get a McDonalds job before you even attempt to participate in an adult conversation!

[@guentherwilke2055]

Seems like much of the structure was finish welded and from camera. The shocking part to me is that the chassis appears to get no reconditioning before the bus is built.

[@user-th4pl6fd4e]

Мне тоже кажется что это не надежная конструкция! Во истину это "рабский" труд! Минимум механизации и защиты!

[@stephenpulley6597]

I worked in a bus factory in UK and I can say that we did not build them like that, but you have to admire their skill set. I would imagine at the end of a shift you would have to count your fingers and toes.

[@sjahka]

특히 발가락을 꼭 세어봐야할것 입니다.

[@Digagz390]

These guys know about safety more...I have worked in such conditions and I can say it keeps you fully aware of your surroundings, you develop a 6th sense.

[@horstmuller7512]

​@@Digagz390 These world-famous "super high skilled professionals" need their 6th sense to recognize holes in their safety flip-flops in time. Only the blind welders depend on their guide dogs to bark in time.

[@p.arnevik6734]

Hm ! l travel 10 yrs ago from Terminal 1 to Terminal 3 in a London airport and l remember that the driver was sitting on the same side as this one so there is semularities .... 😛

[@DaniLex-un7fh]

Pabrik aluminium🤑🤑🤑😇😇😂

[@GghHfgGfFDg]

can't wait to see them build a spaceship

[@user-wf6bu9wi4p]

السبب ان امريكا نهبت خيرات المسلمين ودمرت بلدانهم وعينت لهم حكام مستبدين ، وها انت تتفاخر بامريكا التي تعيش على دماء الشعوب وخيراتهم

[@Zirc0nium69]

You dont need safety equipment when you have mashallah ☝️

[@ihorhrihorak2674]

Если что случится и маршала не поможет👎

[@desu1adam410]

Almost for everything. Good observation! I was living with a muslim guy, he told me to say that word or else?!? I was befuddled at the audacity

[@CommanderFudge]

That has the structural integrity of cotton candy.

[@mfbfreak]

Most buses do. The frames might be sturdy but the passenger compartments rarely have any crash or object intrusion protection.

[@claywebb8199]

Much like your brain.

[@DeeperImageAutomotive]

Wait til you see how RVs in the US and most of the world are made lol. Straight up plywood sheets and 2x4s lol.

[@ken7165]

@@claywebb8199shut up you 🤡. Dude was making an observation and didn’t mean to hurt you 🤣🤣🤣

[@DoubleMonoLR]

@@DeeperImageAutomotive That claim varies from highly misleading to completely false, depending on the type & country. Campervans/RVs are regularly based on small trucks, with the back replaced with a formed shell. The back is unlikely to be very unsafe in a crash, but most or all passengers are usually in the cab. Not to mention the vastly better structural integrity of the chassis vs something tacked together in an alley. The smaller sized ones are little more than consumer to commercial(larger) vans, to smaller(or occasionally full size) commercial buses with the interior modified.

[@therealsixflags]

It's clever to weld directly onto rust. This saves the tedious pre-treatment of the workpiece.

[@ibidu1]

ARC welders or buzz box welders, its fine to weld over rusted or painted surfaces. The flow of the polarity cleans the surface as its being welded. MIG or TIG you cant do this as the welds wont stick if the surface is clean. Unless you use shield non-gas mig wire and reverse the polarity then yes you can weld on dirty surfaces.

[@Hammern28]

I would say he is using rutile coated electrodes, which can be used easily on rust. It is also very easy to ignite rutile coated electrodes, as you see in the video. But... nothing about this welding is ideal for a build of such a transport.

[@ibidu1]

@@Hammern28 I doubt it, most likely 6010 rods. They can get away with it, because they weld on buzz box welders. Its plenty strong

[@3dr14ng4]

I admire these type of builders building based on what's only available and affordable around them.

[@jetpark3743]

It's a pakuzu

[@user-qx9ke7eb3g]

Искренне уважение этому народу. С молотком и сваркой построит автобус. НЕ СОБРАТЬ!!! ПОСТРОИТЬ!!!!

[@zevilaga]

Building a bus on a 30+ years old frame, under the clear sky, with no work safety (foot, hand, eye protection) whatsoever, using only rusty parts and no quality control... Impressive. I surely wouldn't like my loved ones to travel on one of these, but impressive craftmanship, I must say. :)

[@jonathangriffin1120]

No Worries! With those front and rear leaf springs I bet she'll ride like a Cadillac........

[@fredflintstoner596]

WHAT ARE YOU ON ABOUT THEY ARE CLEARLY ALL WEARING SAFETY SANDALS !

[@zevilaga]

@@fredflintstoner596 Oh, sorry. I was not aware those are safety flip-flops. What about the welders` sunglasses and the skin-skinned gloves?. :)

[@manchegocheese997]

@@fredflintstoner596 Some of them are wearing safety feet.

[@sabdopalon2179]

Who give a fuk with your loveone for this bus even with Tesla cybertruck you try parking in middle of railroad and let train kiss it I bet she'd be butter inside, nothing are 100% safety

[@Jorik_1]

Блин закинь этих мастеров на пару дней,на мусорную свалку в России, они оттуда на своём автобусе уедут...

[@user-cd9ud4xu1q]

в России они замерзнут и сопьются а автобус не построят

[@PeKopgcMeH]

где ты видел свалки в России с металлом? У нас в г Находка автобусы и то хуже некоторые ездят причём с корейской свалки.

[@sidiismotri.]

Ещё и дизайн блюдят

[@Chris_Crazy_Cat]

улетят на самолете

[@igorek_777]

​@@PeKopgcMeHв центральной России даже своим ходом на металлолом приезжают

[@Help_im_sad]

At this point you dont need to call it an Isuzu anymore. Its YOUR brand now 😁❤

[@donw2175]

Iz you new bus

[@Help_im_sad]

@@donw2175 Izu-nu. ♥️🚌

[@mikehibbett3301]

I'm screaming "weld both sides!" to no avail. Glad I'm watching this *after* having been on one

[@nyanzan9568]

Won't be surprised if the whole bus collapses like a cracker

[@user-vt2ml4du3g]

Теперь я знаю как расшифровывается ПАЗ! Пакистанский Автобусный Завод! Шутка! )))

[@sarkarovaryslanbek245]

Ты отлично расшифровал ты крутой

[@inspiredperformance0]

ГАЗ:Гуджаратский автобусный завод.

[@user-qz8gh6uu7g]

Теплица на колесах.

[@user-so9yh1wz8z]

Да это чудо же кривое все, как зараза! Там все, абсолютно все на глазок сделано...

[@nRADRUS]

@@user-so9yh1wz8z главное прочное и безопасное (потому что высокопольное)

[@AlexPzKpfw6.]

Сварщик профи, одной пачкой электродов, играючи, такую машину собрал.

[@user-dz7nu3gi3g]

Капец, тупо с рамы, на коленке построить автобус, не факт что и рама не самодельная. Трудолюбию и мастерству этих людей не перестаю удивляться, они такие чудеса творят.

[@fdtr6tuyjh]

@@user-dz7nu3gi3g да, молодцы индусы. Только жалко их. Работают без масок и перчаток. УФ излучение от сварки очень опасное. Я однажды в жару тоже решил со сваркой поработать. Работал в шортах и без футболки. Через час все не закрытые участки тела обгорели. Ходил весь красный)

[@laqap080]

И заготовщикам аплодисменты

[@user-mr9kv2lg3c]

да и еще за 40 минут !

[@AlexPzKpfw6.]

@@user-mr9kv2lg3c Есть видос где один из таких спецов сваривает огарки в электроды обычной длины и продолжает ими варить. Безотходное производство практически...

[@MB-zm8qg]

Quality control and job site safety are top notch. 🥇

[@lajosmolnar7631]

The quality control and the safety engineers just lazy peoples originally no want or not possible made productive job. Quality control ? why every west product quality less and less every year ? control accidentally not go out good quality products.

[@mphomulaudzi079gp]

[@jetblackjoy]

These are not their top priorities and they don't give a damn about your criticism. They use what colonialism has left to them, to survive and be respected in their own society.

[@verysadcatc7897]

Quality of the materials aint great but the Craftsmanship is top notch.

[@user-yl9kq4vu7y]

Зашёл посмотреть по быстрому , в итоге просмотрел весь ролик на одном дыхании ! Удивили меня эти парни в сланцах !!! Ни перчаток , ни масок сварочных !!!!

[@dont.try.to_search]

Инвалидность лет в 50 гарантирована. Хотя о чем я, кто им ее даст, там никаких соцгарантий так и нет..

[@user-mg9gw4ir2m]

​@@dont.try.to_searchтам ещё надо сильно постараться дожить до этих лет.... впрочем о чем это я? Тут бы в России достичь хотя ты 70% мужиков,которые до этого момента доживают.

[@user-kh5dv4wt2z]

а теперь глянь обзор на уаз буханку))))))))) сравни

[@dont.try.to_search]

@@user-kh5dv4wt2z УАЗ собирают в сланцах с рулеткой на коленке? К чему твой высер?

[@user-kh5dv4wt2z]

@@dont.try.to_search высер у тебя как раз))), УАЗ собирают не в сланцах и не с рулеткой, но выглядят швы на нем сварные и вся остальная сборка , как раз так.....Коль не понял посыл мой, так промолчи-умней смотреться будешь

[@shubashuba9209]

Incredible watching the Minions at work.

[@ksm9854]

Bravery award has to be given to the drivers and passengers😂

[@boppo8782]

The real magic is making a complete bus in flip flops 👍

[@kupigusja9430]

The magic is in flip-flops, that's why they're wearing 'em

[@dubsydubs5234]

Considering the way it's just thrown together it turned out pretty damn good looking.

[@ruxrox]

Good looking death.

[@dubsydubs5234]

@@ruxrox Yea I think they're thinking go out in style.

[@awdrifter3394]

@@ruxrox These buses probably max out at 60km/h, it's not like they'll crash at high speed.

[@user-gy9oq2cv4i]

@@awdrifter3394 how about around 120 km/h , I've seen them in action , and yes whenever they see a rival bus company with the same cheapy glorified bus , they start racing each other

[@slappy_chimp]

​@@user-gy9oq2cv4iI've been in them .. and no they don't have the roads to drive that fast in this traffic or badly maintained roads

[@BADALICE]

Safety first! Welding with bare feet in open toe shoes. Got a like it.

[@hundybenggong9503]

Amazingly smart and creative team work. Salute from Sumatra Indonesia.

[@frankkie3849]

The person making the KZbin video is the smartest person with more pocket money…and clean clothes…😊

[@felixcollazomustang6687]

Something wrong with that?

[@jessehalper]

Love the Acme welding sunglasses 😎

[@user-mv3ee4gs7w]

И противоударные шлëпанцы.

[@realemonful]

Good thing you're not trusted with more than a McDonalds spatula! Are you sure you should even handle THAT?

[@doodskie999]

Laugh all you want, but in an apocalypse, you would want these guys

[@user-cv7rf9qm3q]

У них простая техника,которая делается вот так,на коленке.Но работоспособности этих людей поражаюсь.

[@user-wf4bg6ji5d]

Они стараются встали с колен и теперь догоняют Португалию 😂

[@nanardhus1320]

Crash test must be very funny in Pakistan 😂

[@jade5932]

unforunately all pessengers always dies in accidents due to bus drivers racing habit 160 plus speed

[@user-cq9cu7rl9c]

🤝😊,извольте не беспокоиться 😂😂😂, там его нет и не существует 😂😂😂

[@urbanpartizzan3607]

Суровые парни! Варить элктродом стоя во вьетнамеах!)))

[@jasonbourne5503]

Да, жесть, без краги и без сварочной маски, а красят без респиратора и без защитных очков. Про каски и ботинки вообще молчу. )

[@Hokunin]

NASA should hire them to make a spaceship to Mars

[@fife8332]

You can never see just how ingenious and resourceful a human can be until they are deprived of a comfortable life and must struggle to survive. I am a westerner that lives in India and I see it everyday. Of course most of these people don’t have a choice and that is truly sad, but their hard work makes it possible for their children to get an education and live a much higher standard of living (not always but hats often the goal). But never pity these people. They are very proud of the skill they have earned through hard work and very little resources. These guys are so cool. They don’t need blueprints to turn out a complete bus because the knowledge of how to make each part is held inside each workers head and passed on to others. It’s so easy for westerners on here (and some insulated easterners) to scoff at these guys lack of safety equipment and so write them off completely as idiots or primitive. Get OVER talking about OSHA, you people sound like such pussies complaining about flip flops. They are adults, they choose how much safety is necessary to accomplish their task. I will agree with the bench comment though lol. It’s just one of those cultural things. You actually don’t NEED a bench to fabricate parts for a bus it turns out. I’ve rarely seen a bench here in India on the streets where things are manufactured like this. If you give these guys a bench, they would probably put their tea and lunch on it and continue hammering on the floor. It’s just not a tool they want or need.

[@user-kc1dj5gt5t]

Похоже, что у этих ребят, такие слова как: культура производства и техника безопасности, даже в словаре отсутствуют.

[@indefatigable9]

ТБэшник што-ли?😂

[@user-kc1dj5gt5t]

@@indefatigable9 Нет. Просто я несколько лет проработал на заводе. Сначала слесарем, потом шофёром. А когда ушел с завода, стал водить троллейбус. Так что работа в заводских цехах и за рулём, мне знакома не понаслышке.

[@user-dz2ut5ff2z]

У нас , вроде-бы , и тб и культура производства на уровне... а "буханку" канючим уже 50 лет и ни как до ума не доведём, ну и где эта грань целесообразности????? А они, тихой сапой, в ручную восстановливают....

[@dont.try.to_search]

@@user-dz2ut5ff2z Скажи спасибо компрадорской буржуазии, у которой власть. Их не интересует развитие производства в РФ и внутренний рынок. Именно поэтому мы видим перманентное падение деревянной валюты и двукратную инфляцию. Чем ниже рубль, тем больше в карман положат в нефтедолларов. Ну и отдельное спасибо рабочим, которые даже повышения зарплат не требуют. Терпилы ссаные и ленивые.

[@killr69]

потому что у них нет ни проверок ни пожарников,ни сэс,ничего,они работают ради результата в своем самозанятом кооперативе и только,им жить надо на что то,а не бумажки перекладывать

[@naeemahmad3047]

these are real hard workers ...salute to you guys keep it up your good work

[@simontaylor2319]

With so many garages shutting & difficulty in employing staff in UK, these people would be a godsend. A new look for the Green Line!

[@tanjazoia6131]

💗💗💗💗💗

[@NeonAstralOfficial]

You gotta be shtting with that sarcasm lmao

[@simontaylor2319]

@@NeonAstralOfficial What sarcasm???????????????

[@ianmunro4995]

Absolutely incredible to watch these guys manufacture buses with the minimum of high end machines the way they all work together is amazing it was a delight to see such enterprise well done everyone

[@alsacienlibertaire]

Durant quelques mois de ma vie j'étais carrossier de bus, dans les années 1990... c'était beaucoup moins rudimentaire que ça😂

[@mohdkhush4922]

They use whatever tools they have and can afford to build such machines with amazing skills and diligence. Such a joy to watch.

[@mikepower596]

Welldone Indeed.. but what I can't stand is these Western haters, always critiquing like Karen's.. Welldone you men 👊🏿🇯🇲

[@duke6389]

Nonsense, that's not a bus - it just looks like a bus. I don't really want to drive it.

[@nonegone7170]

@@mikepower596 Well there's a reason they don't build em like that in 'the west'. Mainly because we don't like to have that many deaths in collisions, or similar events that always seems to happen to these kinds of busses in those kinds of countries...

[@derekbell4641]

Deep deep DEEP respect. Almost NO power tools and mostly done by eye. Remarkable. I suspect they've had a fair bit of practice. Apart from the gaudier examples, not a bad looking product at the end.

[@tbrowniscool]

+1 Reason never to go to Pakistan, the list is getting long.

[@PiFe00]

Eyes won't last long for the welders at this rate ...

[@positivethinker9840]

Pakistan is not short on talent, end result is amazing.

[@andromedaturnbull3512]

I admire that they can build something like this at all with such limited resources, but I really, really wouldn't want to put the crash resistance of this body design to the test. My hunch is that the chassis would stay intact whilst allowing the framing to "concertina" into itself or possibly shear off altogether from its weak welding.

[@IbnBahtuta]

You forgot the domino effect of the seats as they break free from the boilerplate and the catapulting of the passengers through the air. I wouldn't catch that bus if you paid me, in diamonds. rofl

[@LurkingCrassZero]

Tough, hard-working men, amazing craftsmanship and artistry. The paint job and finished interior looks amazing. I've no doubt these lads could fabricate a pretty convincing Lambo or a Ferrari from scrap alone. I pray by some miracle they will not go blind with all that unprotected welding.

[@andreibeldean9345]

I dont hear feminists screaming about no females working there.

[@user-wh2ut7pt5s]

5:06/7 Saftey Glasses/ Flash protectors........😎😃

[@LurkingCrassZero]

I've never seen any like that. I've not welded since I was a teenager though ;-)@@user-wh2ut7pt5s

[@ppdan]

@@user-wh2ut7pt5s This is the latest model, it also includes X-Ray vision

[@BoB-Dobbs_leaning-left]

Company supplied Sunglasses. :-) @@user-wh2ut7pt5s

[@IllyLon]

You are all so lucky you get to work in pajamas and sandals. Everyone in Australia worrying about PPE but it’s uncomfortable

[@user-vw7ok2kq1u]

Ржавчина заложена производителем, следующий кузов через 5 лет?

[@darkftforce]

this clearly shows the standard of Pakistani buses on the roads.......i would never sit in one!..........imagine Pakistan manufacturing buses like this in 2024!

[@lizaboat1085]

These are the local buses. These buses are only used for short routes There are high end buses in Pakistan as well

[@gaborbakos7058]

And this country has nuclear weapons. 🙃

[@crimsonlightbinder]

​@@gaborbakos7058yup, that's crazy. Are their nuclear weapons also handled this way?

[@bomberaustychunksbruv4119]

@@crimsonlightbinder The Nukes are made from old Buses.

[@vordan7111]

They are welding only one quarter of the profile! Such craftmanship! It is going to break on the first hole in the road

[@imcypher2.038]

Passengers safety left the chat 😂

[@TOYZOOREVIEWS]

Glad to see they're leveling the frame and making safety crumple zones.😄

[@petedixon7590]

Fred flintstone would be so proud of this creation 😊

[@kabahaba]

Вот оно настоящее импортозамещение!! Догоним и перегоним Пакистан

[@user-ws7ni3vk2t]

У вас так танки делают,что ты про наше импортозамещение беспокоишся?!

[@keeper_yamal]

@@user-ws7ni3vk2t танки импортозамещать не получится они для каждой страны секретная разработка

[@jetpark3743]

It is pakuzu not isuzu

[@dominicthomas4111]

I trust that bus more than any other bus

[@teleclgtel8119]

у сварщика, по всей видимости, есть запасные глаз 5 комплектов.

[@user-jq5uw8oe9u]

у них есть пять запасных миньонов в качестве сварщиков

[@dont.try.to_search]

Им деваться некуда. Как у нас в РФ привыкли буржуи пи*деть - не нравится, вали, за забором еще сотня безработных стоит

[@Achim806]

Er trägt eine Sonnenbrille

[@arjuna_day]

It seems that in Pakistan there is no vehicle suitability test from the government, in Indonesia the suitability test is fully enforced, the dusk lights turning off during the test alone do not pass the suitability test, so the suitability test standards must be strictly maintained because later the bus will carry many passengers.

[@user-hs3ls9mc1f]

Какой тест в нищей стране? Какая безопасность на отработанном шасси,где в любой момент может лопнуть рама или мост,я сам живу почти в такой стране

[@valteapachuau38]

These is Pakistan😂😂😂

[@coover65]

You just have to look at their building methods to realise they have no standards in Pakistan.

[@balochwires5194]

These are nit registered mostly are in urban areas or Karachi Kachi Colonies. Nothing related to Govt

[@umarmurtaza7942]

Pakistan and India both have very low accident rate

[@samuelkiuru5887]

Very impressive. I am amazed by the skills being applied by the fabricators. Kudos

[@eppicshotgun1281]

These things are literally welded bits of scrap metal and theyre probably still more reliable than the bus i drive for work everyday lmfao.

[@CesarMorales-ld5xz]

You can tell OSHA is serious about enforcement in this part of the world

[@koora8991]

انا كعامل في شركة volvo بالمصنع الذي يوجد بالمغرب لذينا كل وسائل الامان والمعدات الحديثة لكن انحني لهدا الشعب الباكيستاني الذي يصنع اي شيء بيده نتفق على ان العمل امن او لا اكن التحية انهم يصنعون اشياء ثقيلة بايديهم

[@Idontknow-ov5qx]

All respect to Pakistan people. so impressive and genius

[@jonasgoldenburg3154]

Ходят легенды, что по этим технологиям брахманов еще 4000 лет назад был изготовлен первый автобус Исудзу. После чего был там же угнан, попал в ДТП со слоном и распилен на метал.

[@user-nb4ex5zk3w]

Amazing improvisation. It takes intelligence to achieve with very basic tools and no wastage....not just a spoon fed factory worker. 13:29

[@randall1959]

Using the LJAR (looks just about right) manufacturing method. I have to admit they build a nice looking rig.

[@user-gf5vl9mk7n]

❤❤❤❤❤عمل جميل والله حياكم الله دايما موفقين أن شاءالله في ملاحظة صغيره بالنسبه للمقاعد مفروض يكون مسمار أفضل من اللحام قابل للفك والربط والسقف برضو وشكرا جزيلا ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

ALLAH BLESS PAKISTAN!

[@fishermansbuddy3785]

Cool craftmans work, love the safety footwear... wonder that they have toes left

[@user-eg4pn2hb4p]

😂😂😂😂

[@user-in1vp7ww6i]

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@user-cq9cu7rl9c]

Ваще - то это рабочие сланцы, защищающий ног от производственного травматизма!😊 Что касается рукавицы они невидимки, их не видно, но они есть.

[@IrshadAhmad-tp7re]

There is hot air temperature in Pakistan upto 40c. So nothing happens to our hands and feet. We just feel sour eyes in the nights if weld without glasses

[@williammcdermott2056]

Wonder if they have one of those “days without a work related accident” signs out front? Or maybe a “lost four toes today” sign.

[@FAAMS1]

Loved to see the construction process of the Bus, but please give a Covid cheap mask to the painter!

[@yopappy6599]

Would do as good against paint as it did against that thing you mentioned but didn’t get deleted or shadow-banned for like I do.

[@FAAMS1]

@@yopappy6599 Not talking about the vapours, getting the mask tho highly insufficient is just better than nothing...the way it is big particles are going in to not just micro.

[@Queef_latina]

A mask is probably the least of their concern tbh

[@user-th4pl6fd4e]

хотя бы так! С такой техникой безопасности эти люди долго не проживут! Я уважаю их тяжелый ручной труд!

[@DPoner]

Makes a little difference that won’t stop the VOCs

[@Aryam.841]

حريفين المهنه ماشاءالله

[@zvotaisvfi8678]

Great Work !! Incredible Result !!

[@zvotaisvfi8678]

more proof people are better than automation

[@korikkk]

Главное, чтобы Хабиб хан остался довольным!😅

[@anonymous-dj4ig]

Да, довольство Хабиба это то, ради чего все живут ☝☝☝

[@Sergej837]

Так бы у нас работали в автопроме

[@ja60564]

​@@Sergej837дак они вам "ваши" Богданы выпускают, тарас😄 Поделие кстати не лучше.

[@NEWSLive-bt5vl]

Hi how are you

[@NEWSLive-bt5vl]

Hi how are you

[@russian-Z-1987]

Наши ГИБДД-шники бы любили бы эти автобусы) Сколько штрафов за все подряд можно было бы собрать 😂

[@user-bk4jm4jb7m]

Сотня абреков в автобусе, которым надо в город на базар, и тут их тормозит какой-то ряженый клоун с причиной докопаться до ТБ. Да его там же и похоронят, только по жезлу в качестве памятника можно будет найти.

[@xmarjav6353]

Do you even have traffic police. lol

[@user-ov3hu5ll7l]

Там дураков не. Полиция нормальная.

[@russian-Z-1987]

@@user-ov3hu5ll7l ну так и живи там, кто же мешает.

[@Tekirinmeka]

​@@user-ov3hu5ll7lтак же берут взятки только масштабы другие

[@asiano3385]

Thanks for a tutorial how to make a DIY bus. That is cool btw.

[@tanyalobyam]

Made in Pakistan is always amazing and fun to watch. It truly display skill and competent of each engineer who perform this " magnificent Art"

[@reweels]

I love that the parts already rusted :D but you work what you have! RESPECT.

[@svenkratz7552]

pre-rusted from the factory :D

[@josephcrowley7635]

It's surface rust. Means nothing.

[@reweels]

@@josephcrowley7635 u mean u can spray with acid and make it old?

[@DoubleMonoLR]

@@josephcrowley7635 It means plenty, rusted steel won't weld properly unless it's ground off, not to mention that manufacturers attempt to minimize the possibility of rust & certainly don't *start* with rusty steel. It also tends to be an indicator that they're using low quality steel, ie: whatever's cheapest.

[@van0tot100]

Only the outer layer rusted, but not the whole thing. At least that is what I think. New rail tracks look like this too: older ones look shiny as the outer layers are worn. As long as it is surface rust the structural integrity is fine.

[@phils4634]

Well, the bus body / interior might be "new", but the base chassis has certainly seen better days. A very striking contrast to bus / coachbuilding in the EU / West, where a "New" bus / coach means ALL new, not just the bodyshell / interior.

[@cwmbc]

Lets just say...what roll over protection...everything is barely spot welded together. Body welded directly to chassis.

[@bharatwadhai8804]

​@@cwmbcpppòoooòòppppòpy6 30:57

[@stephenkinyanjui5659]

Well the bus is the cabin, the chassis and the engine could be a truck. You never know, where there are no doctors, you receive your healing from the umulimo or the shaman

[@stephenkinyanjui5659]

​@@cwmbc.I don't think they care much about the integrity of the welds let alone rollover. You know, power, labour and welding rods are expensive overheads. Why spend on u bolts if you can spot weld. And the bus will get all the necessary paperwork because the inspector if any is worse. They simply could glue assemble the bus.

[@cricket0353]

M from pakistan these buses or more better then company buses beacause they it on bad roads where company buses can't work and after 5 to 7 years i think they again rebuilt it

[@usurpator7466]

А сколько баллов он наберёт в краш-тесте?

[@opacarophile_introvert]

Now that I what I call real body builders highly skilled huge respect

[@TheALan556]

Very impressive how these guys work although many safety issues here ie protective clothing for example, but they working well as a team and getting work done in this limited workplace hats off to them 😃

[@ukrop7907]

Обалдеть, автобус ручной сборки!!!! Красота....

[@TheSuperSlothy]

Thought the seats would be bolted to the floor, but nope, it was the magical 3 point weld again! Do they weld the driver in as well? 🤣

[@user-rh5gs2wi7w]

Специалисты Ульяновского автозавода под руководством пакистанских товарищей приступили к выпуску супер-буханки повышенной вместимости)))))

[@VentoVr61987]

Wahnsinn, das ist noch richtige Handarbeit! Sehr interessant das zu sehen! 👍🏻 Wer sowas kann, der findet überall Arbeit! Super! 👌🏻

[@claudialudwig3039]

Ja genau auf dem Industriestandart der westlichen Welt ca. 1920. Vom Arbeitsschutz wollen wir gar nicht erst anfangen. Aber trotzdem gute Handarbeit.

[@NikolaTesla-nb5nm]

@@claudialudwig3039 Dia Handarbeit ist top, aber TÜV sagt trotzdem nein haha

[@bubaz9647]

Mehr als top musste mal mit fahren das Ding läuft wenigstens

[@MrCefius]

Надо отправить к этим мастерам, рабочих с завода уаз на стажировку. Глядишь и качество сборки "буханок" улучшиться.

[@gameversegamingclips]

POV: The safest Bus in Pakistan

[@bluebirdfan100]

Well considering what they have to work with the bus turns out really nice. The painter is a really artist and has a load of skill.

[@joeGuizan]

Resourceful🎉. Luv it❤. Please show us the bus running😅.

[@eli-173]

Seems like all parts are recycled from everywhere.😅 Amazing

[@landi76]

*welding with UV protection sunglasses killed me*

[@bubblegumgun3292]

and this is why ford assembly line was so revolutionary, ford said work smarter nor harder

[@user-ue9zi5gr6e]

Impressionante a habilidade desses operários, construíram um Rolls Royce Paquistanês. Todo feito á mão! Parabéns! Abraço do Brasil!

[@munteza9262]

Impressive...ffs... Its a death trap all day long😂

[@Jonc85]

I think these guys are impressive! Grafting at its finest! It’s easy for people on here to mock them for their “standards”. Especially when you won life’s lottery and were born into a wealthy country. For people who grew up with nothing and get paid nothing, this is nothing short of incredible. They deserve praise:)

[@imrananjum2175]

Obviously

[@whatevsperson3019]

for blinding themselves? For selling an extremely dangerous product with no safety standards? This is all so easy to put in place and implement.

[@Jonc85]

@@whatevsperson3019 have you ever been to India? Sorry but you can’t compare how easy it is to set up good practices and HSE, in developed countries, with India. It’s sad, I know. To you, a welding mask is an easily justifiable expense. However, in India it might be a year’s wage. And who pays? The bus is probably safer than the majority of vehicles on India’s roads and it allows for their country to grow and develop in time, with better public transport. I agree India’s safety standards are mad compared to our western standards, but I’m just saying you can’t judge so easily. During the Industrial Revolution, safety standards were no different in (now) developed countries.

[@user-lq8mk1bk4j]

Молоток+сварочник=автобус. Сварной ваще человек из стали!!

[@user-xq7yg3ix9b]

Думаю что пирамиды египта это их рук дело, очень серьезные мастера!

[@davidledford3522]

I just dont understand why none of these guys dont use a bench. It's so much easier on your back, and if you can make a bus, you can make a bench

[@JesusPerez-gy2ju]

SR. EDFORD 3522 SEA UN POCO HONESTO..ESTA PERSONAS SE MERECEN UN RESPETO Y NO UN DESPRECIO CON ESO ( DE TIPO ) LE RECUERDO QUE SON SERES HUMANO..PERSONAS GRACIAS..LO.QUE SI SON .BUENOS OPERSRIOS Y MUY INTELIGENTE....DESDE ESPAÑA ISLAS CANARIAS...

[@skyblue5509]

It's said squatting is good for prostate.

[@drivestowork]

​Mr. Jesus Perez as you mentioned in your very own statement that everyone deserves respect... WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING (all capital letters!!) at a stranger on the internet? He asked a very simple question! A question that I too have wondered many times.

[@davidledford3522]

@drivestowork I kinda just of what he was saying I don't speak Spanish tho assholes born every day lol myself included

[@user-xq2he8fm6g]

​@@skyblue5509нет простаты значить и детей много

[@freddyg9026]

I admire the talent that these guys have with what they have to work with. Working in dirt, in sandals or barefoot, no eye protection, no paint booth, imagine what they could do with the right equipment. Must be heaven to be able to create things with no government interference with rules and regulations.

[@Mercmad]

There is no government interference because sharia rules. Hence zero care for the workers.

[@_lika_dedicated_4105]

Это не рай это мануфактура, в основном это семейный бизнес ,тоесть функции государства берет на себя семья тоесть если какой-то работник ослепнет семья будет его содержать за свой счёт! Было бы крупное предприятие то без государственных законов по защите рабочих люди бы стали как расходный материал! ослеп выкинули взяли нового , хозяину завода не нужны расходы по уходу за больными или расходы на средства зашиты рабочих им бы вот таких которые будут работать в своей одежде,в своих сандалях !

[@hemmo3732]

I agree with the admiration part, impressive work and talent. But it sure is a different approach to work safety. There's probably 10+ guys every morning at the shop searching for a day's work, so it makes no difference for the owner if the painter spends his working hours high on thinner fumes, and being exposed to chemicals via skin contact and inhaling paint spray. When, in the not so distant future, he cannot work anymore, the next guy in line has his job. By then the ex-painter and his family would probably appreciate government interference in the form of some resemblance of a social security network.

[@TRPGpilot]

@@hemmo3732A sensible comment. It's amazing that in 2023 people think basic safety, environmental, employment and other laws are "governmental interference" . . .

[@TheEyeTeaMan]

well go there and work for them im sure you will live to the ripe old age of 50 and you will make bank at probably $200 per month. heck you may even still have both hands with 5 fingers between them! dont forget you start at 7am and dont stop till 9pm 7 days a week no breaks no bathrooms so dont eat or drink too much.

[@vov4ick]

I really feel paint taste after watching this video :)