How to rebuild a Clutch plate,lining, and polish, clutch box| Fitting in a Truck|pakistani Truck|

ProDieselParts is a leading provider of aftermarket parts for Detroit Diesel, Caterpillar, Cummins engines and much more! We work with FP Diesel, Interstate McBee, Clevite/Mahle, and Esco. Please click the link below to learn more about our products and services .
www.prodieselparts.com/?affid=4
...
These craftsman have amazing truck manufacturing and crafting skills.
...........
Watch the complete video to find out their process of repairing and restorations.
.........
For business inquiries or brand promotion:
Direct Messages:
[e-mail]
.......
Become a supporter to get access to exclusive deals, discounts, in products promotions and sponsor videos
........
KZbin:Subscribe / @pakistanitruck
......
Follow Me On Facebook:
/ pakistanitruck1
...
Follow Me On Instagram: / pakistanitruck1

[@SharkoonBln]

What makes this channel so interesting: The fact it shows different professions. Not only the frame-welding guys, but also radiator-guy, tire-guy, battery-guy, and now the clutch guy. I like it!

[@paulocosta4043]

What is your job? I' m heavy trucks mecânico, cranes operator ,and drive heavy trucks until 70 toneladas too...( Rescue) For me this is normal,but 40 years delayed...

[@JuanCastro-dn9xd]

@@paulocosta4043 hey puro troquero pesado .fierro pata pinga.

[@loretoverzo3430]

@@paulocosta4043 yeah,but the important is they can do the repairs perfect and the reason for this old school machining is Pakistan is also a poor country they can't afford the expensive price of modern machine shop equipments...

[@paulocosta4043]

@@loretoverzo3430 sim, grande novidade sobre o assunto.

[@jarikinnunen1718]

Where is workbench-guy?

[@SunnySharma-dh9pg]

Thank you so much Pakistani trunk channel for bringing old memories back, hats off to these real mechanics. I wish i had some training from them. Respect to all these ustaads.

[@khaankhaan2714]

Thanks mr sharma for your very positive comments,a respected person like yourself will always respect others,by your positive comments you have won our hearts ♥️ and your deserves every thing

[@mikesmechanical1102]

who likes the transmission jack?? :)

[@casadelshed9128]

The transmission was too heavy to muscle it in there so they made a jack. In Pakistan jacks are for wimps?

[@mikesmechanical1102]

@@casadelshed9128 no sarcasm here sunshine, that jack is good

[@casadelshed9128]

Ha Ha righto. But you are right. The best tools are the tools you make your self.

[@MrQuietscheDUCK]

I love this improvised tools.

[@xdygmnyrdf]

A lot better than buying some branded overpriced bullshit from a dealer

[@jorgefernandez-mv8hu]

I have alot of respect for these craftsmen that keep these trucks working. Everything gets repaired and reused. Keep up the great work.

[@BrettWareWoodWorks]

Love these guys! Being someone who still rebuilds myself I can appreciate what they do! It’s becoming a lost art!

[@mikec4616]

These are real mechanics most people are just parts changers these days

[@ningishziddashar3480]

? What do you think this guy is doing to the clutch disk? Changing the clutch material. The art in Automotive is diagnostics.

[@kiranb2482]

We don’t have mechanics anymore. We only have part fitters...

[@scottyjones27]

These dude's lived in Kentucky they be called hillbilly's I've seen hillbillys do this exact clutch pad replacement job on old gas engine log trucks!! They never had no resurfacing machines just clutch pad replacement !!

[@greenhat7742]

@@scottyjones27 But this clutch box has many cracks. It's dangerous to use it.

[@scottyjones27]

@@greenhat7742 The hillbillys I've seen just put the clutch pad on clutch wheel with revits they had no resurfacing machines!! Not sure if the hillbillys I seen doing this if there fly wheel or pressure plate needed resurfacing!!

[@marygott66]

The thing I love the most about Pakistan is that everything is rebuilt nothing replaced

[@sukho1345]

with less off tool than any mechanic in the world. those guys must be a lot of skills and experiences. salute.....👍🏻👍🏻

[@666hobart]

Excellent Job! Better quality than anything in our parts stores! Much Love from USA!

[@pakistanitruck]

Thank you

[@geoffroberts1126]

@@pakistanitruck It really is clever what you do, but I wonder how many people are hurt doing it? You do things in the process that would have the business closed down and the owner in jail here - many of the things you do are very unsafe. Even minor things like gloves to handle acid, respirators for fumes (not to mention asbestos which is totally banned here - just that will kill the workers in 20 - 30 years) hard hats, even safety boots, I wonder how many lose toes to something heavy. Your work is ingenious, but dangerous.

[@harvindersinghkhalsa6554]

believe me guys I am in same field resurfacing much larger flywheels everything depends on what environment you work in and what are customer demands. expenses are cut to literally 80% but included how you test the job before machining. as a result we deliver surfaced flywheel and pressure plate with 20k kms guarantee. good luck Pakistani truck and workshops in Pakistan

[@islandfd3s]

I have a clutch riveting machine for reclining brakes and clutches, older than my father, nobody has done it in Canada since before I was born, you guys are amazing.

[@spankeyfish]

I don't think you can even buy separate new linings in the West.

[@briggsquantum]

Semi truck brake linings are riveted and bolted onto the shoes every day of the week in Canada. It's routine. I haven't seen a clutch done for years, but some rebuilders do it all the time.

[@Dziugenonas]

@@spankeyfish You can.

[@rjaj3276]

So many KZbin mechanics in these videos comment section. Yall need to realize these guys have be rebuilding and working on trucks for years they know exactly what they are doing and what risks they are taking working with the not so appropriate equipment and safety equipment,but hell these guys are a shit ton more skilled then some shops I've worked for down here in the states(Texas and Louisiana) so these guys have my respect. Enjoy the videos or don't watch if all your gonna do is bitch about what they're doing 👍 On a side note awesome video as usual don't got a clue what yall are saying but I understand motors and teamwork 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jonisajid3013]

If these guys were put in a salvage yard for isolation during this pandemic the salvage yard would be cured by them in the end of pandemic 😜 huge respect for such hard working peoples ♥️

[@expediter99]

Is this where the phrase "hold my beer" originated?

[@1marcelfilms]

Some cars at salvage yard are in better condition here than the cars on the road there. And then they just crush them for scrap.

[@indian2003]

They stopped replacing the linings about 4 decades ago. Today the just replace the complete clutch disc. These are true craftsmen.

[@gregbrightwell662]

I rebuild discs everyday. But, I use a drill press and a chicago riveter😁

[@timothyball3144]

When I need a clutch, I just call Bob and BOOM I have one.

[@northmanlogging2769]

There are still places in the US you can have clutch disks rebuilt, still a bunch of random stuff out there that parts are hard to find for, so relining shops still exist.

[@rob-123]

We did this with all the steel flywheel unless they were overheated and cracked. Some of the tools they have are better than what we have in the UK.

[@scdevon]

@@northmanlogging2769 In farm country you can find relining shops and electrical shops that rebuild starters and generators, etc. Any area where there is old equipment with obsolete parts that have to be rebuilt.

[@tomasdelcarpio5588]

10:15 Who needs a torque wrench when you’re literally using foot pounds

[@AnthonySvt_]

😂😂😂😂

[@cringebiker]

Lmfao. Only people who work in their own cars will understand this.

[@hawkboy000]

@@cringebiker 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@caddyrack]

Yup, that's a foot pound torque wrench. I guess you got to do what you can given the circumstances. Right?

[@randalllilley7696]

These guy,s are amazing a pleasure to watch

[@wornoutwrench8128]

Hey Pakistani Truck Is there anything you guys can not repair. You have my respect.

[@tommarvoloriddle1346]

The environment.......... They poured freakin batterie acid in the open... Also coolant

[@wornoutwrench8128]

@@tommarvoloriddle1346 Yes, I know. But how many years did it take us to figure it out. When I first started out as a mechanic, we would just drop the oil and filters on the ground right where the machine sat Throw the old oil pails into the bush Batteries got tossed into the garbage. I am not saying what they do it right or proper. But they get things done with very little to work with. And that is why I say they have my respect.

[@mopar43v3r]

@@wornoutwrench8128 That's not really an excuse though. We did it because information about how bad it was wasn't readily available or known. They know, they just don't care.

[@wornoutwrench8128]

@@mopar43v3r I agree. Not an excuse. Honestly, I cringe sometimes watching how they do things. Wearing sandals while working with acid, caustic soda, hot metals and such. I doubt that I would last very long in the same environment. But I really do appreciate how these guys can make due with next to nothing.

[@mopar43v3r]

@@wornoutwrench8128 Same here, I absolutely love watching these guys work. But it sure does make me cringe as well!

[@technician-tony]

It just shows the hard work these guys go through on a daily basis. Here in the USA mechanics barely turn a bolt by hand, we have battery powered impact guns or ratchet for everything. Even steel toe boots, these guys work in sandals, and no one complains. Were spoiled these guys really put in hard work and its quality product when it's done. Nice work guys! 👌

[@briggsquantum]

The power tools and safety gear ensure that as a heavy duty mechanic you have a good chance of living to retirement age, or not being a cripple, here in the west. The Pakistanis don't complain because they'd be fired and get to watch their children starve. If you admire such horrible working conditions then emigrate.

[@ayileenenga9670]

@@briggsquantum that is BS. Shut a fuck cuz you don't know anything about them. Those people are mechanics and own their shop. Most people in those countries own their businesses. Don't compare the USA where most of y'all are token the system and the true owners change when they feel like it

[@briggsquantum]

@@ayileenenga9670 Is your father aware that he married his sister, or are you just a happy fluke of genetics? I own a mechanical shop, and as dangerous as the operations are at times I remain healthy and uninjured. You'll be pleased to know I'm not an American; rather I hail from a country you couldn't find on a map with both hands.

[@mattrountree.]

It is all relative

[@ayileenenga9670]

@@briggsquantum you are definately dumb if you think i dont know geography. i am not born in the usa and i traveled quite a few places in my life. what i m saying those guys are REAL MECCANO . HERE IS IN THE USA THEY JUST REPLACE PARTS . MOST MECANICS ARE NOT HONEST AT ALL. They will lie to you to add more charges to your bill cuz they cant keep up with the rents, taxes, and pays. Even if you go to dealealership for maintenance they will even fuck you more. Mecanics from 3rd world countris still know how to fix parts and even upgrade the parts that is broken like those guys. So little bitch learn to read and understand my words before to attack me cuz i can go that road anytime you want. it doesnt take anyone a long time before to go south

[@nottinghamman4839]

Health and safety in the UK would have a field day. Full credit to them to just get the job done, well done👍

[@peterbravestrong7196]

Love it.. grinding pressure plates, outer tire patches.. JB welding axels, leaf spring cutting.. sandels at work no shoes allowed policy.. wish the USA had these policys

[@Richardzmaxdragway]

Man watching these guys work makes me feel like a punk. I thought I knew how to work on trucks but these guys are amazing. There is so much that the American mechanic can learn from these guys. There was a time in this country when the mechanics would do just that. Rebuild stuff instead of just replacing parts. A lot of that skill and technology is lost on the American mechanic anymore.

[@rtp3962]

Reinstall tightening gives new meaning to the term "foot pounds"

[@thereviewer4173]

Dacriz The real meaning is pounds per foot. So 100 foot pounds is 100 lbs on a foot long wrench. You can create your own torque wrench this way, but you will need a longer wrench so you can use lighter weights.

[@rtp3962]

@@thereviewer4173 actually I was referring to the guys tightening up the clutch using a wrench and pushing it with their foot at 10:14. True foot pounds!

[@thereviewer4173]

Dacriz I am aware you were joking.

[@timothyball3144]

I was trying to figure out what to say about that, but you beat me to it.

[@kensilver3959]

paddock tight

[@patrickkennedy2533]

Working for years and years doing manual labor , im glad to say that i dont have any pains or breaks or injuries but I would love to see these men working in safer working conditions , and i know theyre budding and all , im very happy to see such production , my concern is for the long term health of all these men

[@piperdoug428]

Yeah the flywheel has been burnt too many times, tiny fractures in the molecular structure but from what i see you guys do there....that sucker will be pushing a truck down the road for 10 more years. GITNER DONE BOYS!!

[@1995dresser]

Yeah all those heat checks or cracks I would not want to be around when it Grenades into a million pieces good way to lose a Foot

[@bigpjohnson]

The one they installed looked a lot better, maybe they filled it in with some JB Weld lol!

[@JuanCastro-dn9xd]

@@bigpjohnson jb & Leed weld on it.

[@robbie2025]

1995dresser how can they possible think that’s a repair well done, it’s all cracked to fuck to the edge🤦‍♂️😂

[@MohammedAslamtit-bitsoflife]

@@robbie2025 They are rising from the fucking ashes.

[@camiliomartinez1352]

Very interesting to see how they machine and replace just what it needs to be replace. Here In the USA I work with guys that complain just because they have to resurface the brake rotors, the word needs more high skilled mechanics like these ones. Keep up the good work guys👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@triblues7065]

In Pakistan, there is no total parts replacement but absolute parts rebuild! Wow!

[@ragnarokpriest6700]

because they cant get new one

[@arslanaziz7249]

@@ragnarokpriest6700 its cheap to repair rather then buy new one

[@Chu3505]

They probably could getting new parts or a totally new parts from China easily but this is a very under development of a third world country after all.1)These guys are 90-98% in chances they’re very poor and can’t afford it even some miracle they can even getting it.2)Those new parts or totally new parts will take at lest a year or years to getting to them.

[@dzrotary]

This is amazing craftsmanship. I am working in a project car and I am making my own custom made parts as well. Very nice job!!!

[@Hoodamax]

The transmission lift is fantastic!!! Another fine job.

[@kevinalvarez5377]

❤️❤️❤️❤️ Amooo este canal!! 😍😍

[@user-jx6hx5wy8b]

Эти ребята, просто красавчики!

[@user-gh3xg2yq2s]

А не легче диск целиком поменять.

[@user-nw3pz9hl8e]

@@user-gh3xg2yq2s легче,но наверное сильно дороже

[@user-dc5is7eu6t]

@@user-gh3xg2yq2s зачем менять , когда можно переклепать и не хуже нового. В Советское время только так и делали. Стары который с машиной пришол клепали по нескольку раз .

[@user-gh3xg2yq2s]

@@user-dc5is7eu6t да клепали,но кому это надо,это уже не то.

[@lebedwladimer1381]

@@user-dc5is7eu6t колодки на УАЗ многие до сих пор клепают и они ходят а то что в магазине продается дерьмо . А ещё делают т.к. машины старые и деталей на них нет.

[@Vovan2850]

Я восхищен!!! Ремонтируют детали которые везде выбрасывают. Мастера своего дела 👍👍👍

[@user-cl5rg7tl4e]

Внас в Україні ці деталі також ремонтують по сьогоднішній день

[@mudguts77]

A real man can lift a truck flywheel and not even loose the ash of his cig.

[@deanharriss2029]

You win best comment mate. 🤣🤣🤣🤣. I’m crying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@anelson19801]

When I read your comment and seen the ash........ I was dying lmao 😂 That was pro level.

[@berliniyaat]

best hahahaha

[@behroozkhaleghirad]

Great job, specially that clutch leather changing. Greetings from your Iranian mechanic brother

[@tonyavila2517]

Hello..im a mechanic from ALAMO TEXAS USA

[@WojtekHroboni]

Engineer from Central Europe on board :D greetings

[@khaankhaan2714]

Behrooz KHaleghi Rad chemi koni , your comments are much appreciated our Iranian mechanic and our neighbour brother

[@behroozkhaleghirad]

@@khaankhaan2714 thank you. We always support our Muslim neighbour brothers, specially those ones that we share a common histroy with.

[@khaankhaan2714]

Behrooz KHaleghi Rad thanks and lots of love and respect for respecting Muslims brothers

[@catmandoo2148]

This video makes me appreciate having power tools and work benches!

[@johnfisher747]

Great video, loved the machinist surfacing the flywheel and given it would be too thin after probably its fourth clutch he machines down the post as well to get a bit more life. In my throw away country they would measure and then say it’s out of spec and you need a new one. Well done, this is so good to watch 👍🤓

[@sheldonduplessis7432]

Wish I had a shit ton of money to donate to these guys just so they can work a little bit safer. Much respect though

[@MrMalthusMusic]

I'm pretty sure most of these blokes could easily afford some safety specs but I suspect that the culture of the tradesmen in this industry does not encourage the wearing of gloves and glasses beyond the mimimal amount practical. I work in a heavily regulated and safety orientated trade so sometimes it's difficult to watch the work practices, but I would really be interested to know the injury rates among these blokes. I image they work with a high level of precision that is somewhat masked by the casual appearance of their actions because they do this stuff all day, every day. That and the fact that a single mistake could render you unable to provide for your family.

[@sheldonduplessis7432]

@@MrMalthusMusic I am in the motor industry myself and know how quickly you can injure yourself doing the most mundane of tasks. I'm sure it's just like you say and the environment they working in is just the norm for them.

[@karimezzo306]

Thank you for this work!! Number 1 in handmade.

[@repobud1]

That clutch material that your drilling is great for you to breathe...

[@stevee7774]

Hello Mesothelioma.

[@stephenmills6615]

Hi Guys, It never ceases to amaze me how your skilled workers are able to restore, repair and rejuvenate items I would consider spent, unrepairable, had the sausage, you name it, I'm really grateful that you share your knowledge with the rest of the world, it may be what we would call ' old school ' skills, please continue to show us these clever ways you are able to improvise to get the job done... my only concern is your valuable staff are work safe, I see many potential hazards about, please look after them so they can go home to their families and return the next day to once again work for you, Thank You

[@MrEcco]

Красавцы, из ничего делают вещи!

[@paulfox7401]

Из ничего делают ужас.

[@user-tq9sg3zo5f]

Оборудование всё советское из СССР и фередо на диск сцепления тоже

[@CEP_POMAHOB]

When glasses costs more, then two eyes of worker.

[@ImToGoBy]

Я тоже обратил внимание, да ещё и с этой шайтанмашинкой...

[@robertomiguel6174]

Include the lungs also.

[@rajakamrankhan1341]

I bet they can afford to buy but wouldn't bother to wear em. Sadly health and safety of workmen is no priority in Pakistan at any level.

[@heikopfeiffer9228]

Good work, the mechanics do a good job, stay healthy an have a long live with full of luck

[@aaronjohnmaughan]

Well done! I love watching you all plying your trades.

[@ScrubsIsee]

Taking two bars, cross them, press down: Adjustment done! Man, these guys are amazing. Respect.

[@user-mt5oj1qg3q]

У вас у всех золотые руки на коленках такая работа Высший пилотаж)

[@zl5208]

О, наши тоже здесь )) 7:15 - глаз алмаз, попа-уровень 😁

[@Valera088]

они наверно резцы от родясь не видели)

[@zl5208]

@@Valera088 Да они там луну в гаражах раком поставят )) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJepqX6FdsmorZY

[@Valera088]

Z L вот они нанотехнологии😄

[@Zulkarnay39_41]

@@Valera088 .... _вот бы Автору повествования - Всем кто на кириллице - отдельную "ветку" нам сделать - - - мы ж своими "буквами" восхищения и советами ( як же как без них) _*_любую его тему в тренды поднимем враз_*_ ..._

[@JP-cb8bz]

I wish this country had craftsmanship like that

[@Rancher-xx5vt]

These fellows think outside the box, I applaud them for their abilities!!

[@michaelkane2883]

I'm going to tell my mechanic to rebuild my clutch plate and see how that goes.

[@mohammadsulaim5230]

If he says no , show him this video 😂

[@JuhaErkkila]

These guys working are real geniuses of hard work! - Respect!

[@theonlybuzz1969]

I hope for their health that the Lining is doesn’t contain any asbestos! I have been very pleasantly surprised with the great ingenuity of the Pakistani Truck Company. Reall looks like a place that does everything possible, well done "

[@haraldpettersen3649]

Here you get to see some of the fine work they do, and that there are many very good craftsmen among them there is no doubt.

[@pastytit]

That homade gearbox jack with lift and tilt was nice.

[@vraschannel3830]

i want to make one too

[@rosscollins2910]

Bet it’s not homemade. Bet it started out life in the 50’s in the US. Got trashed for a newer model in the 70-80’s. Went to Pakistan for recycling . And they couldn’t be happier with this nice transmission jack.

[@rap3208]

@@rosscollins2910 Take a better look, it's homemade.

[@derekbond3512]

I don't just like your videos, i love them , every one is a gem .like everyone says they cover all aspects of engineering which makes them so interesting. That gearbox jack is a star in itself , what a crackin piece of kit, wish i had one in my possession. Good on you keep your video's comin.

[@danyguenette2859]

pakistani make good hash and are resourceful really nice!!

[@arilsoncampelo3935]

Esses caras são fantásticos, todos os processos são serviços raiz.

[@hadritoys]

masha allah very nice job bhai jan

[@arystan.324]

Ногаметрическим ключом затянули маховик))))

[@maxbetbrawn6663]

Зато на ананостанке сделали!

[@rustybum2]

These guys are brilliant. It is truly amazing what can be done when you really don't have a choice.

[@user-ny7ej6wk1o]

Ну ты и мантер)))) маховик весь в трещинах))) зато отполировал и снял верхний слой. Найс))) таких друзей за одно место и в музей.

[@user-yo8cc2wt1l]

Не от хорошей жизни они это делают.

[@user-lj4td1wx4b]

Вот смотрю на этих Алладинов и думаю, их на нашу металлоприемку запустить, через пару часов они они обратно в очереди на грузовиках стоять будут на выход, но по части тоннажа загрузки потомки канфуция впереди планеты, те умудряются по верху родного кузова пршпандорить еще такойже и зарузить с горой асфальта, колеса в блины но везет, а как подымает не видел.

[@autophyte]

I used to do that with the clutch of my WWII Willys Jeep.I still have a wax sealed box of new linings. One thing though; You shouldn't flatten out the fan shaped plates on which the linings are to be riveted. They are meant to not lie flat, but to be slightly twisted at the base so when the linings are attached, you can see those plates form a 'ripple' effect when clutch plate is viewed from the side. This is to create a cushioning effect when the clutch plate is squeezed between the flywheel and the pressure plate, giving a smooth, snatch- free takeup.

[@r0k4k]

These guys really save Mother Earth with zero waste solution .. Respect (y)

[@Goldenstu]

10:08 Todo un Maestro este señor, me quito el sombrero, mis respetos 🥲👍

[@842qwery]

Bunch of badasses. Great content. Keep it coming!

[@justonnie]

And he never dropped an ash.

[@XuanManhVlogs]

Jay's Way hello

[@Tomciosz94]

Tightening torque measurement lvl - enough tightening is when your arm/knee get "click". 😅

[@tuntun42069]

That's called knee wrench untill it clicks, lol

[@golfman9290]

I could get a job there, my left knee clicks when my leg is about 20deg.

[@caddyrack]

When your knee joint goes out of place it goes click. Good to 180 foot/pounds

[@noorzaidi220]

Soo beautiful the way you carry out the job , not necessary with modern machines and tools, just practically doing , like during old days , no elecrical , no motor air pump , no hydrolic jack , no electrical ram , no hydrolic pump just with bare hand ! hope one day i able to visit your workshop pakistan truck located , tq kuala lumpur sunday 08.58 am.

[@rudij7060]

great video - loved every minute of it----well done !

[@wickedxe]

That flywheel is absolutely stuffed. The truck place I worked would bin it no matter what. The cracks are too deep to machine out and they do effect the way the clutch operates. The cracks are from the clutch slipping and the flywheel getting too hot

[@DJzSith]

Yeah, except in india people rather eat asbestos dust then buy new parts.

[@manojkumargangadharan9263]

Only non asbestos based clutch and brake liners are available in India since 1995. Brother, India is emerging and consistently improving. We are in BS 6 [equivalent to Euro 6] emission standards and many cars and bikes currently sold across globe have been withdrawn from our market.

[@corvettebob96]

10:12 that is what I call foot pounds!

[@user-zc5ez2vo7s]

Колотить по накладкам молоткам не самая хорошая идея,а тележка для установки кпп интересная.

[@rustamsaifullin8034]

Да капец, оригинал greddy бьёт с завода, а тут молотком клепают, если после их ремонта все ездит, то я за такой ремонт, в жопу маркетологов

[@user-mv9qg4gv3u]

Да уж. Корзина там вашпе в ахуе .рыдает арет что б ее на чермет здали а они ее опять внедрили

[@1GR-FE]

@@user-mv9qg4gv3u это маховик они на станке токарном шлифовали, сейчас это тоже практикуется.

[@addeats]

Mad respect, their clutch rebuild is actually looks very good! Not some crappy knocked-off parts with no quality... Very well done my friends!

[@dhiko8076]

"Leathers" is such a innocent name ... hopefully they are now without asbestos - but NO bet on the replaced ones. The work itself is top as always.

[@carloslino9460]

Parabéns por aumentar a obsolescência programada "Carlos Metrô SP Brasil "

[@jwdsyed]

Great mashAllah Pakistan zindabad

[@mattisyrtos5434]

This mecanician are amazing !

[@believer9849]

Wow . Here in America . Who took my socket without asking?

[@vincentsalerno8675]

Show more machining like this one (lathe, mill, and grinding)

[@oldgeeser]

Great work! It's nice to see such good work.

[@davidk6271]

Good work. Thanks for sharing.

[@osmanyilmaz5089]

Ellerinize sağlık ustalar. ALLAH size güç versin. Helâl olsun.

[@raufjaleel8317]

Please don't paste background music with the video, workshop noise is sufficient. You can start another channel named '' Pakistan Truck Music'' and throw your choice music there.

[@chipper442]

Anyone else feel the need to pack up some safety glasses and send them to these guys? I really like these videos. I understand it’s more out of necessity than frugality that stuff is repaired rather than replaced, but it’s good to see things used, fixed and used again. Thank you.

[@billyabeny5276]

They ain't playin when doing rebuilds... Respect✊

[@Lakisleon]

No glasses in the lathe and the guys sleeves are two long. He brushes the surface but this doesnt mean its actually flat.

[@hughjarse4627]

Lakisleon it works so it does not matter to them

[@MegaIndian83]

We used to do this in Jamaica lots of memories

[@nonsequitur807]

Too modern now

[@xarax2981]

Que barbaridad, ha quedado nuevo el embrague. 👏 👏

[@tallersricard7080]

Espectacular com treballen i com tenen que fer-ho, tota la meva admiració. He vist també com reparen les bateries, brutal. Felicitats companys, un dia us ensenyaré com treballem nosaltres.

[@imautuber]

Fair play to you, your camera work and editing is fantastic. The slow mo on the lathe just brilliant.

[@fzrezza]

1:27 thats slowmo is very great.

[@sreenivasanm4303]

Great skill and craftsmanship. Very amazing to see how everything is custom made and reused.my thanks and appreciation.

[@huskydiesel4123]

What can I say other than... WOW!!! Amazing what you all do with basic hand tools..

[@Mechaniclyfe]

10:15 actual representation of “foot pounds “

[@user-pw8er2kk3t]

Молодцы! нашим слесарям поучиться у них так работать....

[@1GR-FE]

наши это всё уже проходили, сам в 90 этим занимался😁

[@CarlosRoberto-te8st]

Espectacular mucho esfuerzo felicitaciones

[@luizboiadeoliveirapintogon3141]

Incrivel é como eles trabalham de cócoras e não se cansam.

[@iliap1217]

Get this guy some safety glasses at least

[@712erik]

i was thinking completely the same, especially when he was grinding the flywheel.

[@Innochamp]

I'm sure the Clutch still is full of Asbestos so while he's inhalating them protection goggles are no need.

[@user-gj8pm5gv7l]

Золотые руки у этих работяг

[@TheGearhead222]

Amazing craftsmanship! John in Texas

[@edantonuk690]

These guys are great most everything here in us is throw away not repaired great job

[@drbichat5229]

Grinding without glasses guarantees you will lose your eyesight very soon. Metal shavings in the cornea are no joke

[@bernardchangtyseng4883]

Got one once, wasnt doing any metal works tho,got a shaving somewhere. Really really bad,that shit really hurts.ive got my glasses.

[@joshuahstrobele2252]

Having had metal in my cornea before I can say 100% you do not want metal in your eye. Takes a long time to heal and if it gets infected like mine did it can take a very long time to heal. Very long painful healing process.

[@caddyrack]

Check out street dentistry in India. youtube video, you'll shit your pants laughing.