How Emergency Loaded Truck Repair In The Middle Of The Road “Pakistani Trucks “

[@RMVlogsDinajpur]

Great video my friend

[@robertdavis6708]

I was doing OK until they started the air compressor. WOW!! Now that's one mans treasurer. Amazing how much these fellas get accomplished with antiquated tools. They earn every cent they make.

[@Marlin-56]

They certainly don’t spend it on safety equipment! Especially work boots!

[@francomtz7115]

I know here in the great USA I can't afford work boots anymore we are also getting as good as them.​@@Marlin-56

[@ChrisHarding-lk3jj]

​@@Marlin-56 In a previous video one of the workers who is part of the two man hole drilling team was wearing older Nike wrestling shoes.

[@Marlin-56]

WOW! The sandals must be getting re capped! They are truly an amazing bunch!!!

[@peter8488]

I laughed when the USA military said they made equipment inoperative before they left, with guy's like this, nah.

[@dennisneo1608]

I love how Pakistanis decorate their trucks. :)

[@e30325ikiller]

in this case obviously too few talismans

[@donnienicholson6062]

I'd love to see a truck built from a totaled wreck weighed and compared to a full dressed one..

[@robertstanley3799]

Really it stupid to add all that weight then overload your truck

[@unsafe_at_any_speed]

If they spent 1/2 the time maintaining and inspecting the truck then they did adding all that junk they probably wouldn't have the problems they do. That and putting 40 TON on a 20 TON truck.....

[@TheHuskyGT]

They look tacky as hell. It's just a bunch of junk randomly stuck on the truck with no rhyme or reason. It adds weight to a truck that's already being pushed beyond what the manufacturer intended, plus it creates unnecessary hazards.

[@mandynazco1566]

Saludos para todos y créanme mi gente que ustedes son maestros muy buenos en sus trabajos, hacen maravillas y seguimos sus videos 🙋

[@Cckro]

Fair play to them. Brilliant and so resourceful. Respect to them

[@TlapunyeLerotholi]

Teamwork, communications, same thinking, no supervision, long hours,no resting until work is done 👍

[@ThomasRuble]

These guys are some hard workers. Great job.

[@mustafaaydn8341]

The same axle bridge was broken before and attempts were made to repair it by welding. While the load was tons more than the allowed carrying amount, the same bridge broke again where it was repaired and the truck lost its balance and fell to its right side. The repairs, which were not made properly to be cheap during the first break, turned out to be a much larger expense later on. The British saying "I am not rich enough to buy cheap goods" is not said in vain.

[@KLEVEREDi0T]

Buddy In Pakistan 🇵🇰 , Taxes Are Sky High. .... How We Suppose To Buy Things when We Have To Pay 550% In Taxes.

[@cwmbc]

Yeah and if you look at those welds they were only superficial. No penetration so no wonder they broke. In fact that might of bern what caused it to wreck if the axles came loose.

[@gungrave10]

​@@cwmbcit works. This type of repair will cease to exist if it doesn't work.

[@gurjatinder3485]

Q1111

[@rickycorbin4626]

These guys are dedicated that's for sure they know what there doing with what they got to work with awesome job

[@Exnay777]

2:05, failure the result of substandard previous repair; side supports showed zero signs of previous weld penetration on casting...it is the one fear I have in watching all these videos - the welds!!!

[@AgusPurwanto-ci5yg]

Apaam tu bos komene

[@mrbigsausage6918]

They get the job done and don't hang around with minimal tools, God bless you guys do a really great job ❤

[@dennismilby1822]

I am a X auto mechanic in the USA and these guys absolutely blow my mind. I think they could take a sledgehammer, a welder and a blowtorch and build a space shuttle😊😂😂

[@maurocfrazao1551]

vrd pia kkkk

[@unsafe_at_any_speed]

They work awfully hard to put lipstick on a pig.

[@horstmuller7512]

No space shuttles. It's top secret, but these are the tools used to build Pakistani nuclear bombs.

[@montanawhite5699]

Right? They don’t need any snap on tools. And they actually repair, while we mainly replace.

[@theoriginaljohngalt2450]

It would be like the Challenger all again if they made the shuttle. 🤣🤦‍♂️

[@paulorth2251]

Obviously the markings that would have indicated "GVW" ( gross vehicle weight ) were painted over.

[@afnDavid]

Life is cheap in Pakistan. No consideration of safety whatsoever.

[@Marlin-56]

The tags with the information got covered up with doo dads!

[@gabrielantoniomartin7995]

La verdad un trabajo digno de admiración Ya que trabajan con lo poco que tienen Y es un trabajo mecánica pesada Saludos desde Argentina

[@Toro-Tor]

Son, it will break again ! Unless you remove half of those spring-blades, but I guess you gotta learn that the hard-way, huh ?

[@Marlin-56]

Bingo! Putting in bigger springs doesn’t build up the rest of the suspension.

[@joecummings1260]

Look at the size of that trunnion and the axles. They didn't add spring leaves, that was built that way, that tandem is rated at least 65,000 lbs and it might even be an 80;000

[@Marlin-56]

Not with a single frame and those tires! B Model Mack's had at least a double frame and 24" rubber for 65 thousand lbs.

[@ChrisHarding-lk3jj]

That is a triple frame made from the steel of scrapped ships.

[@Marlin-56]

You’ll notice none of the bolts have a chance to rust in place! Probably because this is a regular occurrence for most of these guys!

[@joecummings1260]

It's dry as hell there, and they never use road salt

[@AFFYJAMBO]

Dead right, they don't rust like here in the West especially in rainy UK.​@@joecummings1260

[@joeladr2038]

J'adore les voir travailler rien ne les arrête des champions franchement unic bravo à vous j'aimerais temps vous voir travailler en vrais 🎉❤

[@RayhanAhmed-qr3vz]

Overhaul and service of these cargo Trucks must an immense job . I really like the Pakistani brick trucks ❤

[@rosewhite---]

super hard workers and skillful.

[@jimpomac]

In Most western countries that bucket of bolts would have been, rightly, condemned and hauled off to the scrapper

[@anonemous1046]

2:16 Nice spare tire rim just in case they lose a rim but not the tire.

[@longbar2344]

i saw that. holding in there with a hope and a prayer

[@mutterschied]

Estos jóvenes pakistaníes deben dar gracias a Dios cada día de su vida, por esas maravillosas manos y esas maravillosas mentes que hacen su mundo cada día. Que Dios os bendiga!

[@ldnwholesale8552]

A truck that has been grossly overloaded, With about twice the springs the truck was made with, Front axle broke the U bolts, And shock had not been connected for a good while. Rear end with a cast steel bracket that had broken before. With spoggy shit welds to reattach it. You do not weld cast steel and if you do you do it properly.

[@daurentapalov256]

Great work! Watched it like a movie, thank you for sharing ❤

[@mrafzal66]

ماشآءالله ماشآءالله ماشآءالله تبارك الرحمن جزآك الله خير ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@stealthfighter2923]

Continually overloading a vehicle that’s had crappy repairs done to it multiple times, is the mere definition of stupidity

[@dusanbenes2978]

Tam kde žijí se to musí a ty víš hovno

[@bobychandra5742]

Nice air compressor 👍👍👍

[@firstlast-ty4di]

I noticed that too. It's nice to see a pneumatic impact tool in use.

[@ZFG001]

Иа!

[@stephenpurcell9268]

Looks like that last weld didn’t quite hold up with the overload !!!

[@OG213LA]

I am amazed that the container box is not bolted down by anything. It just sits on the bed.

[@paksunartono9718]

Hadir, Salam Kenal dari Indonesia ❤❤

[@TheodoreRizzo]

Semakin didepan

[@lintongrant2978]

Real hard working man doing great job

[@frankwood-sn5pu]

You guys are #1 here they would tow it to a shop and it would take a week before you got your truck back you guys did it in a day on the side of the road well done

[@vangarcia419]

If You Have Motorcycle With A Built In Flatbed,Your in The Big Time

[@William2512]

Absolutely amazing work, give them anything they will fix it 😊

[@sidneybowerman558]

That was an impressive lesson in a can do attitude at it's best. The bit that really got me was how easy they made it look putting those wheels back on and getting everything lined up so easily.

[@paulzeigler7616]

At 18:30-18:50 he reassembled that totally wrong....if you go back to 12:00 when he pulls that outer idler casting off,two of those big flat washers were spacers between the casting and the adjacent spindle truck body casting. When he re-assembles it, instead of putting two of those washers on first. Then feeding the casting onto the spindle....he shoved the casting on without them...then He just stuffs them all in at the end between the grease cover and the outer face of the casting. Some of the folks in the videos on this channel are amazing and quite talented, especially the welding repairs, casting of gears and parts, mold making... but there some of these guys who seem to just wing it when re-assembling important things. I guess in the scope of things, that truck is so beat, and in a month or two some other casting or axle or steering part will fail. So I guess those two thin spacer washers being in the wrong place are inconsequential. The suspension idler casting just might not pivot as freely as it would if assembled correctly.

[@ГригорийСилаев-ж3т]

Охренеть, новая запчасть😂 Я думал как обычно сварка и болгарка

[@ر-ش7ك]

من نمی دونم پاکستان چرا ماشین هاشون نقاشی رنگی رنگی میکنه اون جلو ماشین ها چیه آویزون کردن ❤❤❤

[@garyjarvis2730]

No charge for all the dirt in the assembled parts. Hard work done fast, dirty and cheap. No wonder these trucks have so many accidents. Hats off to the poor guys stuck doing this work.

[@lloydchristmas1086]

You should see how they do it in Sierra Leone.

[@DavoShed]

Looks like it fell over on a straight section of road. The previous welder repair was done with a hot glue gun 🤠 16:10 carefully measure the axel bracket is in the right place? I’m sure that dirt is nice and flat :)

[@romandybala]

19:30 He put the trunnion thrust washers on the outside. When he took the trunnion off at 11:50 they were on the inside.

[@kwslife116]

Also that beam is bent pretty bad. 😅

[@singhjobim9719]

Excellent. Off to overload and tip over again. See you next week.

[@joaoalonso3726]

....BRASIL DA NOT 10 PRA MECANICA ❤ 😮

[@ianhughes7805]

Nice work gentlemen

[@MsOsick]

На 0:03 грандиозное произведение пакистанского искусства!

[@chadcook3709]

Get these guys some sockets! Use the money from this channel to get them things they need

[@ВячеславТ-к7з]

Ребята настоящие профессионалы, мастера своего дела! Я слесарь ремонтник промышленного оборудования есть опыт! Машина будет работать пока не развалится полностью! Привет всем из Великой России!!!

[@Radionut]

Great work my friend great work. How long did it take from start to finish

[@p.k.5409]

I think the guys are really brave in the way they work. No proper work clothes, no proper work shoes, etc. But I have respect for them. They can get any junk truck running again

[@Marlin-56]

At least this guy has actual shoes on!

[@евгенийевгеньтьев]

Хорошая местный ремонт и сборка😂😂😂😂 все мосты отвалились😂😂😂😂

[@jonathancotterill168]

A replacement part and a air powered impact tool we are been spoiled today.

[@1952GI]

Those guys earn their money.

[@salmanskippy]

Raw labor. No power tools used. Parts repaired not replaced. This is the reality of a third world poor country where everything expensive except labor.

[@bobobrazil1973]

Man them spring packs look insanely heavy.

[@jM-qn9gw]

É o caminhão com os melhores pneus que já vi no Paquistão!

[@BiraQuintanilha]

Top demais Excelentes profissionais UM GRANDE ABRAÇO.

[@jM-qn9gw]

Alguns dos caminhões paquistaneses fariam extremo sucesso aqui no Carnaval aqui no Brasil!

[@darkfactory8082]

Hats down to them and how they repair stuff, but repairs are shady.. The bridge attachment broke because of cheap improper repair or it was cracked to start with, but I suspect a bad repair and I bet the cargo exceded the capacity at least 1.5 times. Results are expected. The next breakdown will be the rear axle tie, which was almost ground through on one side, probably after being draged on the road for some distance. (22:20) I don't know what other cause would make it look so.. Overall lesson - cheap repairs often become very expensive.

[@awdrifter3394]

Labor is cheap in these third world countries. It's much cheaper for them to remove the broken piece and weld it 10 times then to replace that piece with a brand new piece.

[@dannyosolo2752]

Two things here in Pakistani trucks..1.OVERLOADING BEYOND PERMISSIBLE LIMITS(for maximation of Profits)....2.Unworthy structural repairs again and again on the same spot 😮😮😮😮

[@lloydchristmas1086]

How is it profitable when your trucks keep falling apart?

[@EkoPriyoPurnomo-iv1vd]

Saya bisa merasakan bagaimana capeknya mengatasi truk yang bermasalah spt itu dijalan..... Apakah saudara²ku yang mengerjakan itu juga merasakan hal yang sama..... Sungguh manusia super......

[@paulmcmain1760]

Great team work

[@nancychong4650]

They are true skillful, but this truck is not safe carrying heavy loads on the road.

[@shannacagle-pv6hs]

Very good fasting India mechanics beatable than USA because there USA kind slow waiting for 1 or a month repair and your very speed mechanical as smart ❤!! Keep it up work for people ❤is cost high range ? It looks mechanical fix them for free lol but not ! Are you cost them ?

[@sayyang767]

To me it doesn’t matter the axle good or not you guys done a super job very cool.

[@thesilentgeneration]

My respect to these hardworking mechanics. In the West, mechanics would not do this. They would tow it to the shop.

[@juniorsouza8405]

Eu tiro meu chapéu para esses cara.

[@СашаС-о9э]

и оторвало ровно там же, где и варили :-)))) и снова потом оторвет

[@ittheschnellshow9599]

That’s cool fix and use someday here in the USA spend $20,000 tow it dot say it totaled have to buy new $150,000+ all because we just throw it out then fixed it like we did in the old days you guy would make a good company here in the USA but they won’t let you fix because it will be to dangerous for the road but look at our road in the US i hit a bump on 435 Kansas and it miss up my back from hitting so hard so keep up the good work

[@stevenleslie8557]

I worked for a construction company in Arizona who had a fleet of HD work trucks. They would rotate these trucks out of their fleets and purchase new equipment on a regular basis. They would do before they started having major problems with them. Even though they had a workshop that was prepared to fix most anything, the labor and parts costs to do the kind of work these guys are doing would be far to expensive.

[@gen157]

One of our local competitors(well, they open new locations down the road from any of our locations) leases brand new service trucks for 3 years and rotates them out with new every 3 years. Meanwhile my company still has us running 300k mile trucks from 2010-2015. One of our trucks goes down, it messes up all sorts of things, and the costs are so high. Had a transmission blow up in one, $2500 later and 2 months out of service, we get it back just to have it wrecked.

[@킵초게]

오늘도 평화로운 파키스탄

[@honestopinion253]

all these trucks have been repaired so many times the structures are getting weaker

[@roman8724]

At 14:38 I saw there dinner running through the work area 😂🤣🐓🍗

[@mrajinj661]

I am so very grateful our trucks don't look like that. I take it they consider their dirt lubricant?

[@dusanbenes2978]

Jseš hlupák a fouňa

[@Ricopolico]

I saw that happen early one morning in State College, PA to a way overloaded hay truck. My droogies and I had spent all night sucking down diet pills and cramming for exams so all we could do was roar with laughter at the sight.

[@AbdulHafeez-cq6oo]

good job

[@rakhaprihandoyo4052]

❤❤loved......

[@davidmonro3270]

Where in the world would you find workers like this

[@firstlast-ty4di]

60 years ago, when I began doing similar work, American workers were a lot more like Pakistani workers than Americans workers today.

[@AFFYJAMBO]

Only in Pakistan 😂

[@TheodoreRizzo]

The double rear axles is enough weight for that light cargo Izuzo engine to pull

[@ChrisHarding-lk3jj]

The root of all of these problems comes down to using trucks never designed to carry those types of loads. I don't know how these engines and transmissions withstand the constant abuse they receive. They are taking medium duty class 6 trucks and they are turning them into severe duty class 8 trucks. The truck in this video is an isuzu fvr 240 which has a maximum loaded weight of just under 40,000 lbs total and probably overloading it with double that weight. The frames and suspension can't handle the weight so they strip the frame and make it a triple or quadruple frame using steel from scrapped ships. The original frames are a high tinsile strength structural steel and they are adding multiple layers of mild steel with heating and welding creating brittle and weak points in the frame. Then they install hino style trunion leaf suspension. These trucks do no have adequate braking for the loads being carried.

[@КотКотовский-е2с]

Бурундуки в ботинках.уже хорошо.молодцы.Половину листов рессор убрать и ломать перестанет все.

[@davidhurley8459]

To much extra weight on these trucks

[@antonioaraujo3029]

Parabéns belo trabalho. 🇧🇷

[@allamar9083]

A touch of JB weld and we will be good to go!

[@TlapunyeLerotholi]

Now I understand why even here in S.Africa they are overloading their bakkie, profits first problem afterwards. 😅😅😅😅😅

[@yansantana116]

Nesse país que sabe a alguma profissão e bom no faz msm pq e tudo na força bruta e artesanal

[@donwest5387]

Is this cheaper than not overloading the vehicles?

[@awdrifter3394]

Yes. Labor is cheap in these third world countries. Buying another truck and paying for extra fuel to run another truck is expensive.

[@dennisschaaf8813]

Those guys changed that part out like they do it five times a day every day.

[@HowToSaveMoneyOnCarRepairs]

Yes Defiantly, these Guys are The Best Third World Roadside Mechanics Ever. Though i would say, these Roadside Mechanics should stop trying to Repair Worn-out Or Damaged Parts and Buy New Ones From Ebay Instead..! 🤔🤔😇😇

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

Masters in overloading trucks. Don't wanna see the damage in the container. 😞

[@jedidiahdavidson1030]

And they do all that without any Phd, Ahd, Zhd, Or all that title, i bet they even not a collage student.... 😂😂😂

[@KhalidDon-p3x]

If they get a chance to work in europe and US they will earn more than phds etc

[@FSHerrante]

+ How much more will we have to re-solder the same part? - As long as there is still metal left in the piece on which it can be welded. + And how much longer will we have to rebuild the same truck? - As long as there is more metal than rust left on that truck.

[@simonwootton-davies1179]

still bent!!!!..... less bent than it was but..........still bent!!!!

[@Shirl15239]

Good tires on the truck plenty of tread

[@ivantaurua6735]

I can only assume that the community has now become numb or completely indifferent to the spectacular incidents of trucks littering the streets like overturned beach whales obviously the circumstances of these incidents can only be explained as a structural failure the entire process of dealing with the repercussions of the accident is to quickly assess the damage and get the issue resolved as quickly as possible to ensure the truck is somewhat roadworthy and is fully operational what’s remarkable is they literally repair the truck exactly where it’s parked unlike western countries that truck would be towed to a garage or different location for repairs which would take days to access the damage and months for the repairs to be completed so who’s the real winner here

[@sulifeotheone]

Vaya chapuza habían hecho en una reparación anterior, eso es lo que ha durado......... Menos mal que al final le ponen una pieza "entera" sin soldaduras.

[@syedali6828]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛

[@OppoA3s-s6m]

Best Good Job Done, - Thanks All, ..... Cheerio.*****.

[@bujangpalalok762]

Full attack 💪

[@chrishales3280]

No problem the Jawas fix it they must be on a ugly planet a bug planet 😫

[@mackandchezz]

to think what could be done if they had some power tools