Hard working Craftsman Repairing big Caterpillar Loader Tire | Amazing Process |

Hard working Craftsman Repairing big Caterpillar Loader Tire | Amazing Process |
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[@jaimemontaner3801]

No gloves, no safety glasses, no mask, no hard hat. At least they are wearing safety flip-flops😂

[@randomdude7200]

The Emperor's new steel toes!

[@Николай-э4ц1ч]

Людей там много их не жалко, а вот защит и спецовка она деньги стоит. Деньги жалко.

[@Clifford-d9q]

Safety regulations are different in other countries, you should know that

[@jaimemontaner3801]

@@Clifford-d9q I was just trying to be funny🤦🏻‍♂️

[@rodfair5698]

I’m surprised that you didn’t notice that they didn’t wash their hands !!

[@MichaelFaber-p4j]

Bless these hard-working, innovative Men! Anyone attempting belittling them only have yet to learn many lessons.

[@jlucasound]

What they can repair and how they do it is nothing short of stupendous!! Watch the videos where Craftsmen jack up a big dump truck in the middle of a busy intersection, take off the broken axle, bring it to a shop, make it stronger than it was before using recycled metal, bring it back and put it back on the truck and drive it away. In one day!! Amazing. 👍

[@Peter-pv8xx]

No one is belliting them only commenting on the lack of proper personal protection, a dress is not exactly proper signage working attire. Oh and they do make new tires.

[@Леонид-ъ1р4э]

Супер

[@BifficusDigestifus]

We don’t have to belittle them. When that tyre explodes, they’ll be cut in half. I’ve seen what damage a normal lorry tyre can do, if treated badly……..people have died……

[@julieallen-s7k]

@@Леонид-ъ1р4э & these jerks have nuclearweapons -thats frightening

[@HazeOfWhearyWater]

In a post apocalyptic world these guys have the skills to survive.

[@patbrennan6572]

When the world gets that bad they can have the god damn place .

[@leejohnson6173]

​@patbrennan6572 Nah you will be begging them to take care of your helpless ass..

[@johngrepo9976]

Aren't they already living in a apocalyptic world?

[@ЗелёныйЛис-э2й]

Такие ребята его быстро приближают (

[@rangerjones5531]

🤷🏼‍♀️tyre repair won’t be a talent to help

[@WACRE44]

So cool guys thank you for saving these tires, they cost a lot.

[@littlemark01]

Hard work! Good job! I wouldn't want that on my machine

[@thomasharlos6872]

Nor would I !!

[@TheNutzandBoltz]

If you were in the middle of no where with no money and a family to feed it might look more practical.

[@shilpaacharya8298]

What a great job what is the location of the factory cost price per job

[@shilpaacharya8298]

All manual work by the team of work ers

[@Aguyfromthe60s]

It’s not going on an airplane!!

[@brealistic3542]

Amazing how these people with very little tools or money can make needed products functional again for their people at a cost they can afford.

[@Le_Comte_de_Monte_Felin]

But every bit of it is illegal here in the US. Can't violate this/that/the other Federal regulation without a corporate butt-plug... not to mention the tire plugs.

[@NewBlacksmithGirl]

Truly professional ❤ Repairing such a massive loader tire is no easy task, but it’s done with precision and great skill.

[@i.k.8868]

? This is one of the dumbest things I've ever seen on the internet. No wonder there are so many road accidents in Pakistan.

[@toddbernal2183]

Professional???? What kind of shit work would you consider unprofessional????? Because this is definitely not professional?

[@patbrennan6572]

That tire is so old , there's no original parts left. We live in a sad world for 95 % of us .

[@i.k.8868]

@ 95%? This problem only exists in India, Pakistan.

[@i.k.8868]

@ Ever been to Africa or America or the Middle East or East Asia or Europe? Because they don't do this kind of nonsense.

[@michaelbezoski3096]

Agree with zollar98. Hard work in the worst conditions but its what you do if you want to eat. Respect to the workers.

[@DeniLex-n7v]

You jealous Dog Dog Dog 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@youllnevanoyahoo]

Im impressed. These guys git-er-done. Respect. If it was up to the KZbin experts these men wouldn't get past the permissions.

[@nelsonchinasamy9857]

You are not wrong about our KZbin experts. You can't beat these guys. They can build an aeroplane while sitting in front of their TV or gaping at their cellphone.

[@boossersgarage3239]

[@fjdarling]

I would spend vacation time, money and travel to watch guy's like these fellows work.

[@ericbergman9701]

In the early 1970s I worked in a shop in Tucson, Arizona that did these kinds of repairs on heavy equipment from the nearby copper mines. Most of the other workers were undocumented and we had a couple impromptu breaks when ICE guys came around. The work was really nasty, a lot of toxic chemicals and dangerous work situations (one of which put an end to my career there; after healing I decided I ought to go back to college). We had shoes, but otherwise it wasn't very different from this. Good times!

[@Armando-9137]

nobody cares

[@Don.Challenger]

@@Armando-9137 About you perhaps? We should know and care about all such social and institutional negligence. Both there and here there are regulations that formally preclude such short cut methods but those are often times ignored for profit or efficiency sake. Logistics and tooling capabilities (general lack of local resources) making proper procedures moot.

[@martinlawn]

@@Armando-9137 Yes we do ! Get a life Armando- Dog.

[@chrisx2k6]

​@@Armando-9137 Yes we do.

[@julieallen-s7k]

thats what you expect when these turds come from the preindustrial age to the the 21st century - their still dragging their knuckles

[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

THAT DUDE'S SNORTIN IN ALL THOSE RUBBER FUMES AND FIBERS LIKE A CHAMP !

[@cessealbeach]

Should be wearing a respirator or the least a Covid mask

[@DirectCurrent4u]

Black Marching Powder!🤣

[@rverro8478]

And, probably will never see 65.

[@parteibonza]

@ oof aint gonna see 50

[@Ratfunk02]

So did I ,when I was doing this job im 1975 safety was not yet it's own industry.

[@jasonmariani1258]

These men are darn good at their craft! WOW very cool! I impressed with their ability and craftsmanship

[@viktorbezzabara4958]

Мне очень нравятся эти ребята! Они умеют делать любой ремонт при помощи электросварки... Подшипник лопнул или карданный вал пополам сломался - так хорошо заварят, а потом хорошо зачистят место сварки. Сто лет никогда больше не сломается, если будешь строго хранить эту деталь где-то на полке в гараже.!

[@anunnak9912]

Учися

[@ДжулианДжулианов]

Такую сварку врагу не пожелаешь 🤡

[@sundarsundar3157]

You mean to say....do not use but keep it safe in cupboard ??

[@ГригорийГригорьев-ш7е]

@@sundarsundar3157 Конечно. Иначе, зачем вам второй раз сломанная деталь?

[@julieallen-s7k]

your firgetting they through it on the floor then pick it & then through ot on the foor again & again & again

[@grafluckner33]

Riesen Respekt , Fleißige Gute Menschen !

[@timlarcombe9096]

I was an engineer for a multinational company who went out to supervise the repair of as many of the 14 large machines they had of ours in Nigeria. All but 3 were running when I got there. I only had parts sent to fully rebuild 2 machines to new standard and all the “scrap” parts i stripped off I threw in the corner of building. Their engineers thought this was hilarious. Scrap, scrap more scrap they kept on saying laughing as I discarded parts. They were desperate for me to repair more units so I had to fight the lizards in the “scrap” pile as this was my new source of spares where no others were available or could be afforded by client. Great hilarity of course from my new helpers. Today’s scrap is tomorrow’s treasure.

[@eddypegram7993]

It started as scrap and it's still scrap

[@stevenwagner9912]

Grew up on a farm. Dad would use stuff until he couldn't repair it any longer. Then it went out back where we combed through it when we needed repairs. He built a nice cherry picker using parts from a silage cutter that was worn out. Still use it nearly 50 years later.

[@sandgrownun66]

Of course, it'd never occurred to those African "engineers" to do what you did, did it?

[@sandgrownun66]

@@thinkorthwim69 If they were that ingenious, they wouldn't be simple, would they?

[@eddie1330]

Most garage mechanics nowadays are just spare parts mechanics they don't fix anything, just get a new part off the shelf.

[@franciscorafael7975]

Mis respetos para estos maravillosos trabajadores, son artesanos, pesado trabajo para ganarse la vida. 👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@robertblazinajr.8884]

Hard workers. Good job.

[@vaditechnology]

"Incredible craftsmanship! 🔧 Fixing such a massive loader tire takes serious skill and precision. Hats off to the professionals who make it look so effortless! 👏🔥

[@FernandoGarcia-u7r]

I truly admire the hard work and resourcefulness displayed by these men. As others have mentioned already, this is what you have to do to succeed in a poor country.

[@AlphaMachiness]

"Wow, that’s some serious hard work! Big respect for the craftsman.

[@IvanJardine]

Very impressed by your tenacity and the end product. A great deal of hard work. Wish your men could afford to wear safety boots, respirator masks and safety guards on rotary cutters.

[@wademacdougall1600]

To cheap

[@evgeniykargapolov6163]

А техника безопасности, где?

[@sa.khan.....900]

In Pakistan , security is the last concern, otherwise they wouldn't fix a flat tire.

[@dalejohns2758]

And Buy a new tire. That one should have been in the junk pile long long ago. The repair won't last at all.

[@krs48]

Safety is not Job one in these places

[@3006Ave]

Very hard work. There is a will there is a way.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

yes they learnt it from the russians and chinese.. never let embargoes get in the way to progress!

[@billakers6082]

I like the tyre repairing system sign.

[@mikeg6042]

I worked in a mine tire repair shop in Northern Minnesota for 2 years back in 1969 patching and recapping tires like those shown in the video. Though the people in the video are using some archaic methods to patch these tires it is a spot on demonstration of how it’s done. the risks and environment depicted in the video are real. The fumes were toxic, the dust was real and the smoke was a constant. When the tire was done it was certainly put back into service and very likely was back for multiple patches similar to this one in the future.

[@NonLegitNation2]

yeah that tire looked like it was already a retread, you could see a long crack or seam where the lugs/tread where attached to the sidewall. I'm wondering though, i watched another video I think from the same channel like 2 or 3 years ago and they actually weaved wire and string in between the rubber layers to strengthen it, but they didn't do it on this huge tire. i wonder why.

[@gringo1965able]

All they have to do is wear a mask and safety glasses , right ??

[@gregwicker856]

They do have osha approved toenails.

[@pavelsamkov3545]

А при производстве новой шины какой наносится ущерб экологии?

[@TheAmd481]

How many car accident lawsuits has your firm been sued?

[@axeman33333]

No way that repair can be safe and durable. Don’t think most people can even comprehend the weight and stresses these big machines carry

[@krs48]

Safety isn’t concern there. These people use their barefeet around power tools of all kinds

[@axeman33333]

@@krs48 true

[@George-tz1cv]

For low speed, off road equipment, this type of repair is performed all over the world.

[@dimebagtribute]

The youtube's experts told you it was ok so that must be ok...😂😂

[@brian6140]

Who cares, they’re foreigners

[@rickvaiBBB]

I have seen these types of repairs on massive mining trucks in Sudan and the patch will last longer than any other of part of that tire.

[@glenatgoogle4393]

I anticipated seeing a layer of metal or kevlar or similar, placed in between the layers of rubber. Hard work. These guys obviously know what they're doing.👍👍💪

[@papounet4620]

Pas du tout

[@ВасяВасильев-т5э8г]

Лучше нового!

[@skunkjobb]

I think the narrow strips had some fibers in them but it wasn't much.

[@davidtydeman1434]

Serious concerns that the structural integrity of the tires is compromised by the damage to the Kevlar belts in the sidewall. If the Kevlar layers weren’t necessary then they would not be included in the original design. This tire may look pretty but is a huge safety risk. Better to recycle the rubber and make new tires.

[@papounet4620]

Pas du tout

[@speedybuggy1677]

Very good work 👍 you are the most amazing person to fix a tire I give you five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ love to see more

[@toddbernal2183]

You are pretty special!

[@Doctorrepairrestoremachine]

I do the same job as you, it's quite a hard job and I enjoy watching these videos to get a different perspective on how people work in their country, thanks for your videos.

[@Nimivintagecar]

the skill and precision these drivers have is unreal

[@tedbell4416]

Lol

[@RickaramaTrama-lc1ys]

These Men are amazing to watch do the impossible as far as us Americans' are concerned and we don't have these kinds of people working here anymore. These people don't waste anything and they are to be admired for their efforts. Great Job Guys~!!!! Liked and subscribed.

[@InmateHunterBiden]

There's a reason we don't! Duffus!

[@randycoppola2069]

Amen ​@@InmateHunterBiden

[@shauncorless8965]

Those tyres have had a hard life,,good luck to those having to mend them ,,😮

[@daleswineheart2765]

Amazing work with very limited tools while wearing sandals and pajamas! Bravo!

[@85rodeno]

En France , ce pneu aurait été mis au rebut . Bravo pour votre ingéniosité et votre persévérance !!👍👍

[@AlainGuilon]

Ouais incendie 😅

[@nicolaspierre424]

Ce pneu va blesser ou tuer des gens. Tout le matériau posé à l'extérieur sert just a donner de la forme, mais aucunement à l'intégrité du pneu. On voit que les bords du patch à l'extérieur sont partiellement décollés du corps du pneu. Et on ne parlera pas de la carcasse dont les câbles sont déchirés. Vous ne voulez pas qu'un pneu comme ça soit sur un chantier, il peut exploser n'importe quand, entre les pressions, les volumes d'air déplacés et les poids supportés. Le fabriquants en France qui obligerait un technicien à travailler sur un pneu dans cet état aurait quelques ennuis. Et il en aurait aussi le jour où un accident aurait lieu.

[@Doctorrepairrestoremachine]

I do the same job as you, it's quite a hard job and I enjoy watching these videos to get a different perspective on how people work in their country, thanks for your videos.🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍

[@marksr12]

Amazing work! Well done guys!!

[@Notfiveo0]

In the U.S this tire would now be covering a tennis court at some high school or made into outdoor tiles for someone’s patio.

[@charlesclement383]

Thank God these guys didn't become dentist . lololo

[@scottyellis3442]

Actually I'll be willing to bet they can pull, fill, bridge, root canal teeth if they wanted to. LOL

[@brealistic3542]

And do a better job for a lot less money !😁

[@fidelcatsro6948]

they have home fix it solutions for dentistry too!

[@karlschwab6437]

That tire is so rotted, they are wasting their time; but when you have nothing else, not much choice.

[@LucasMcMillan-ed2jb]

Bruh when your from India 🇮🇳 that's what they love doing to repair things than wasting the product

[@LucasMcMillan-ed2jb]

They are hard working 💪 people

[@fidelcatsro6948]

american embargoes..

[@fidelcatsro6948]

nothing else? wait till they show their hypersonic missile factories!

[@DylanDestr0y87]

Ya i was gonna day what you wrote i work with machines that have these huge tires and dam are they expensive so these poor bastards are gonna get as many years out of them as they can which honestly we should be doing that instead of wasting stuff

[@Kalli-gu7qm]

Einfach super wieder hergestellt und das mit einfachen Mitteln. 👍

[@Loilackiki1]

[05:49] Big respect to people who do the hard jobs no one sees, but everyone depends on. Real heroes don’t always wear capes. 💪❤

[@shahrokhshahabi1142]

خیلی حرفه ای هستند.یه کار خیلی سخت با حداقل ابزار و تجهیزات . امیدوارم درآمد خوبی داشته باشه و پولی که دریافت میکنن ارزش اینهمه وقت و کار رو داشته باشه🎉

[@LyRepairGirl2109]

Absolutely impressive! Repairing a massive Caterpillar loader tire takes skill and strength-truly admirable craftsmanship. If you enjoy content like this, make sure to check out my channel for more exciting videos!

[@nicolaspierre424]

This will injure or kill people medium term. Those guys are not heroes, they just sell patched up tyres to the guys who will risk their lives.

[@russmartin4189]

Beautiful tire. Good enough for working around the yard.

[@clarrnceclark9482]

Clickbait no tire 15 feet tall That's what I came here to see

[@richmonddias2699]

There are tyres even bigger than 15 ft

[@terencejay8845]

I guessed as much when I saw it.

[@tonyzanotto1691]

Click bait = click off .

[@gtblitz91]

Got me but I ain't no fool this is great and all if it was honest. Now I'm hungry for big tire

[@WonderVibe68]

Every moment is calculated with mind-blowing precision! ⏳

[@tedbell4416]

Lol

[@lanedexter6303]

Wow. All that effort to put that tire back in service. You sure can tell it’s not America. Those guys have skills and a work ethic, for sure.

[@gregd6706]

HA HA HA......yeah because Americans have no skill or work ethic????.....BAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

[@YOUNGFUJI]

Amazing, 👍👍👍👍👍nice video

[@zollar98]

Indian mechanics are the most innovative men in the world, they can rebuild/repair anything.

[@potatojoe370]

Pakistani.

[@NonLegitNation2]

it's because they don't OSHA looking over their shoulder or any other type of safety or enviromental organization lol.

[@tsugijana2495]

Only in Pakistan that anything can be repair ❤

[@Gary-w5k3u]

Pakistani

[@MrAzizme888]

Pakistan

[@blazeykk]

They put down 500 layers of rubber patches. But what about the tire structure? What about the string reinforcements that they completely cut out? How durable will such a repair be?

[@Jean-Marc_38]

Where is the giant tire from the photo ?

[@dinodino6907]

Just click bait like always

[@sidneybowerman558]

@@dinodino6907 Yep we got conned again.

[@rverro8478]

Clickbait Tabarnak.

[@kevinjames8752]

More bullshit as usual 😢

[@Jean-Marc_38]

@@kevinjames8752 yes :(

[@Juancarlos-m4j]

Realmente los admiro, no se cubren sus manos con guantes y todo les queda perfecto. DIOS LOS BENDIGA Y CUIDE SIEMPRE.

[@ognjenbegicevic6298]

I came for the comments and i wasn't disappointed..

[@snarklar]

I love all the experts in the chat who think stuff

[@Lord-Granpa-B]

Why do I find this so oddly satisfying?

[@fidelcatsro6948]

because you dont own a tyre that huge!

[@Lord-Granpa-B]

@fidelcatsro6948 Got ate absolutely correct. Serious tire envy.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@Lord-Granpa-B 😁👍

[@qzorn4440]

Most excellent workers with no frills. These guys know which brands are the best. I wonder how the Goodyear OTR tires hold up in rough conditions? 💪

[@ahramstore-id5zh]

والله العظيم انتم ناس ابطال وشرفاء تحيه لكم

[@wasifkhan7033]

From Pakistan

[@Regal-75s]

Wish these guys would protect themselves with mask, eye, and ear protection. Fantastic Skills !!!

[@Bor7575]

Время, выброшенное на ветер, эта покрышка должна пойти в переработку на дорожные покрытия

[@HFELISBERTO]

Lá existe essa tecnologia?

[@alexeydybov875]

Она новая такая не была😂 А лом в следующий раз кому-то прилетит в лоб😢

[@ЯизСИБИРИ-с1ы]

Ещё походит😂

[@argo568]

Понятно, что все это от бедности... Страшно себе представить,что получится из этой затеи..?

[@Muslim-x4w]

Я думаю, буть у них возможность поставить новую такую шину, они бы не ремонтировали это колесо, но труд конечно жёсткий..

[@matthewgartell6380]

The planet thanks you

[@tedbell4416]

Lol

[@andrewbennett7756]

This stuff is past down from generation i stil cant believe the hard work they do amazing

[@Caddoo9262]

Imagine that patch blowing it will send you to another world

[@Joeskilove]

A multiverse with guys in ppe lol

[@parteibonza]

@@Joeskilove

[@fidelcatsro6948]

naaaaaah not with inner and outer lining patches.. even a lion bite wont tear it apart!

[@AparecidoLeandro-fv4fs]

Bom dia pessoal Um abraço pra vocês aí Um bom trabalho pra vocês aí Tchau Brasil

[@electronicartis]

simple ideas genius technique.

[@germanchavez8204]

I definitely don't have an attention span issue because I literally just watched a man sand a tire for 9 straight minutes.

[@alisaeed8439]

Salute hai akistaniyoun ko 👍👍👍👍🇵🇰

[@ezequiasbarroso5310]

Parabéns a todos pelo trabalho.

[@Construction.Cambodia]

good repairing and sharing thank u

[@lespaul3717]

273,0000 feet are amputated, or lost, a year in Pakistan due to people waring sandals in industrial environments.

[@HorseMalone]

Yep..Tell them to hop it.

[@dimebagtribute]

They still have their hands... That's the most important😂

[@Armando-9137]

really ?

[@lespaul3717]

@@Armando-9137 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jlaguilar369]

OSHA APPROVED!😂😂😂

[@tech-centralusa9671]

Amazing work; I didn't think these huge tires could be patched this way, considering the weight they are supporting. All that grinding without a respirator or even a dust mask is hard to believe.

[@staceysparling8364]

Nice hair cut

[@TechnologyGroup1202]

I don't understand why you guys repair these things that are considered scrap. I wonder if the user will feel secure after repairing them? How long will it take for it to break again? Instead of repairing it, just buy a new one for quickness.

[@eagle2019]

A tire like that is probably $2,000 to $3,000. That is more than he makes in a year!! It's a matter of economics!!

[@senoroo2178]

he trabajado en ese sector , si se repara bien no hay problema , normalmente se usa una pistola que saca la goma de unión fundida y no se toca tanto con las manos, hay maquinaria especifica para ello.

[@eddieMurphy11111]

they are down right dangerous and people praise them for doing it They are not risking their lives by driving the vehicle they put them on

[@Clifford-d9q]

@@eddieMurphy11111nobody’s risking their lives driv the machine these tires are going on, it not like they’re going a hundred miles an hour

[@kupczykjean-marc3678]

😄😄

[@TopTipMechanic]

Excellent videos ! 👍

[@janinsweden8559]

Good Lord....hm.. I used to drive a big wheel loader at work and tires must be in good condition, any repair made by professionals. There is so much air pressure inside the tires under heavy load that bad repairs like this could result in tire explosion. Besides, if working in areas with sharp stones etc you have chains around the wheels to protect tires from sharp objects.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

all those costs money amigo! .. here bondo hardener and resin 5 dollar china made fix works wonders!

[@markcollins457]

Tenacity is what they call WORK! GOOD WORK GUYS.

[@jerrythomas112]

This cat tyres should not be reused as the machines that use this tyres weights hundreds of tons and when this repaired tires explode under their weight can cause catastrophic accidents and event death. Please just scrap them for other uses.

[@godbluffvdgg]

lol...Tire loaders Don't go that heavy...The equipment that comes off of is about 50 tons...which is still large PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS FOR 988 GC cloud_download DOWNLOAD print PRINT Collapse All ENGINE OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS Operating Weight 116858 lb Rated Payload - Quarry Face 12.5 ton (US) Bucket Capacity Range 6.4-7.6 m3 (8.3-10 yd3) Cat Truck Match - High Lift 772/773/775

[@jerrythomas112]

@godbluffvdgg just scrap it..

[@dimebagtribute]

This guy☝️ tells you it's ok, believe him... Several tons are not that heavy!

[@joebarker8081]

😂😂😂

[@Clifford-d9q]

lol @ hundreds of tons , quit exaggerating, you’re making yourself look stupid

[@JamesSalie]

You got to do what you got to do and they will find a way to do it. Congrats on the hard work.

[@kerjalaut]

good recycling.keep going my brother👍

[@BenitoTrujillo-g7n]

No se como hay personas que ven esto con buenos ojos en unos dias revienta por otro lado .

[@rchrdjms62]

I am impressed by there hard work. I do not get stressed about how safe the tire is. It is to be compared to what they use and not what the standards are some other place. I just wish they did two things. I wish they had narration either verbal or subtitles. And I wish they would answer questions. ویڈیو کے لیے آپ کا شکریہ۔

[@Jas-r8l]

The reason you don't get stressed about the condition of that tire is because you don't work anywhere near where they are going to fail. If you worked in a mine and spent your day alongside the machines that use these tires, then you would indeed be stressed. That tire is a rolling bomb, as are all big or high-pressure tires. I am in no way being critical of the work these guy did. It's amazing, and the best that could be expected, for the conditions. True craftsmen.

[@rchrdjms62]

@Jas-r8l I said that about not getting stressed because I get tired of people commenting that "oh how dangerous it is." Or "that repair will never hold." I can't imagine how violent one of those tires would be if it blew. A little tire on a trailer behind our house blew and that was a pretty big boom.

[@knobsdialsandbuttons]

Excellent skills ! 👍

[@Joseph-s2f4g]

These people are amazing. I wonder how much they charge for this

[@ourpeople-g7r]

3 goats and a bucket of rice.

[@diatonix2]

Reminds me I have a dentist's appointment the day after tomorrow.

[@МансурГанжаев]

Честно приходится так выживать только так больше не как такие специалисты переплюнули многих может большое будущее за ними связано с умением всё делать самому

[@anunnak9912]

Учис

[@AmazingAnimalRescues-7]

Never saw arrangement like this, congratulation....! look hard working.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@raytwedd]

A OSHA inspector would have a seizure seeing the conditions these guys work in.

[@atlantasailor1]

Nope because osha is being fired.

[@overthehandlebars]

Especially when they let go of the metal levers

[@Golfing422]

Looks like a globalist dream to me.

[@irepairofpc31familykartrac51]

@@atlantasailor1yeah that’s what we need less safe working conditions. MAGATS SUCK ASS.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

but then OSHA means a cats name here.. so its okay..

[@roberta.6399]

That is an incredible amount of work!

[@НиколаевАндрей-т6э]

да в утиль её, техника весит более 40 тонн при таком диаметре. Вот тебе стопор в развитии на лицо, шесть человек латают одну покрышку. С Китая пример надо брать, да сразу не построишь производство, но кто играл в стратегии, тот меня поймёт.

[@alexeydybov875]

Китай - независимое государство, со своим имиссионным центром. А это Пакистан - британская колония, на колониальных территориях никогда не было развития высокотехнологичного производства. К сожалению, нас ждёт тоже самое😢

[@andrewgruzdev9631]

@@alexeydybov875 А вы чья колония?

[@anunnak9912]

Учис

[@sergeji1377]

​@@alexeydybov875чтобы быть независимым нужно экономику на уровне государства развивать. И развитие - это не куча бесполезных госкомпаний, которые никуда не развиваются, а создание условий для частных - максимальная свобода, простота ведения бизнеса, низкие налоги. От государства требуется в первую очередь сеть высококачественных автомобильных и железных дорог по всей стране. В Китае в первую очередь построили дороги - их огромное количество и все высококлассные. В России - без слез не взглянешь. А колония не колония это все ерунда. Например Япония и Южная Корея - тоже колония США.

[@bladenyan]

We are told that this is a country where one car can be mass-produced from parts from all over the world. The ultimate in mechanics.

[@alialmahanawi8409]

I’m just guessing that cost of purchasing a new tire might cost $ 4 ,000 bucks , so it’s an impressive idea to repair it. Excellent job guys 👍

[@janinsweden8559]

There is a reason for being expensive, safety for example

[@sunnyvickasdiaries]

Pakistan people are in best in there Craftsmanship

[@noserly]

Yeah? What’s a thing they craft well, for example.

[@ayubanwerkhan1842]

ماشاءاللہ زبردست یار تمہاری ویڈیو کے ویوز 6 لاکھ سے اوپر ہے۔ ماشاءاللہ وہ بھی 2 دن میں زبردست یار ❤

[@mesranhobbies3799]

nice job..

[@stanisawk1385]

ale tych drutów w oponie NIE POŁĄCZYŁEŚ bo tego sie NIE da zrobić, więc cała naprawa jest NA NIC i tak to znowu pęknie

[@skyus364]

Not really...because they use inertube.......

[@HFELISBERTO]

Você acha que se estourasse, eles ainda continuavam fazendo esse mesmo processo??

[@JoseSouza-j1t]

Eu também não entendi, todo esse esforço,e no final arrancaram quase a metade na faca, não entendi?

[@ghalibalayyan87]

100%❤

[@HectorBuitrago-h7l]

Should be awarded Nobel price.

[@poc329]

I think I would just buy a new tyre😂

[@konradbauer685]

6000eur0 f0r a new tyre

[@alzainbaker1094]

All I can say,, amazing Skil ❤

[@АлександрВолков-к4у1р]

Ремонт таких покрышек это просто время выброшенное на ветер.На такую нагрузку ни какой ремонт не поможет,только в утиль.На крайняк можно шлепанцы из них внедорожные изготовить.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@野々上昌利-r7y]

Ну да, а вот у них получается............

[@ВиталийН-н3н]

Я тоже офигел брацкое сердце , они латку для велосипеда наклеили сто раз и не одного слоя корда . Такая шина лопнет при первой жэ возможности .

[@ВиталийН-н3н]

Да шлепанцы педали из этой резины будут вечными .

[@amid1966]

пакистанцев много...

[@Иван-и1е4н]

Иногда создаётся впечатление что все эти мастерские созданы лишь для создания рабочих мест, и не важно что они делают полную дичь , вот заметьте у них отдельный чувак для наружных работ отдельно для внутренних, один режет один раскатывает, в общем все заняты всё при делах !!!😮😢😮

[@Visionery1]

Nicely done! Love the mask and safety shoes.😉 Well, at least you're working somewhat upwind.

[@АндрейМеркотун-к8й]

Свого роду стоматологія😊. Поважаю вас за вашу працю й розум.

[@TheAmd481]

В стоматологии зуб способен наращивать новую костную ткань. Где это не происходит, латка подобна камню и испытывает только один вид нагрузки. Резина - это совсем другое. Её невозможно восстановить. В ней постоянно происходит деструкция. А повторная вулканизация её ещё и ускоряет. Тем более, что они выдрали из шины кусок корда, который нёс на себе 80% нагрузки

[@Ackiy_Sotona]

@@TheAmd481 вот и я думал, как они корд будут восстанавливать. обычно восстанавливают только стёртый протектор, и то с учётом неповрежденного корда

[@Richard-pe4cx]

as good as new