Indigenous Technique in Rewinding a Truck Starter Motor Armature

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[@jurigelato4366]

These are skills we gave up in the west for the convenience (and at the cost of our environment). Such work is satisfying and rewarding.

[@Flyingdogturd]

Fascinating too watch, how things old and used are brought back to life, for more years of good use. 👍

[@fidelcatsro6948]

yes just look at those copper wires theyre so thick and robust..only their lacquered insulation got worn down and shorted out the motor..he used gasket paper to bring them back into service!! 🐱👍🏿

[@user-re7hs7ow5x]

Таких нужно брать на Автоваз.

[@tonymazz9912]

I could watch you all day Sir, you have hands of a surgeon. Your knowledge and passion is incredible. Respect and blessings to you from America 🇺🇸🙏.

[@callename4169]

His son I so excited to learn from his father.

[@DeweyLauridsen5000]

I love watching all of the folks in your neighborhood fix and redo these armatures. There are a few that are the better ones and you my friend are a very talented individual. You took that yucky piece of camel poo, and turned it into a useful nice neat valuable commodity. Everybody seems to have their own style but your neatness counts and you're really talented and amazing. Thank you for being cool keep fixing things to make the world go. 🌈🌎😎👌🤯😉

[@117lyka]

Мастер своего дела, я из России 🇷🇺

[@pablobernal7916]

Hola amigos.. exelente trabajó a manera tradicional muy buena calidad de acabado... saludos Tepic Nayarit México..!!!

[@amradel7920]

"Necessity is the mother of invention" -Arabic proverb Just think what this man can do if he had his hand on high-end tools.

[@vladimirpesut7470]

Thank's for video. God repairing technique.

[@Project03]

You are welcome.

[@michaelws6247]

Wish I had someone local to do that around here. The junk the auto part stores sell us last a year or two. Bet this rebuilt starter will last 5 years at least.

[@prajwallewis651]

Beautiful work

[@omeronardoni5304]

Lavoro bello e utile. Saluti a tutti da Roma 🇮🇹🤝

[@taftancastingchannel]

Greetings to you from Iran 🌹

[@user-es7cw1xu5d]

Muy bueno. Cómo me hubiera gustado aprender ese oficio

[@alexnmendes]

Ao criador desse video, desde quando indios fazem motores eletricos como tradição?

[@wizardofoz1390]

Pure class

[@topgearIQ]

بطل

[@uk3377]

What have you dipped your copper rods in? What chemical is it?

[@derbelgischefrank]

perfekt...but one person work...and 2 sleep

[@ghalibkherbash3423]

Very good job 👏 👍

[@Project03]

Thanks for the visit.

[@percyjohnsson816]

👌

[@ylmazergin3743]

VİDEONUZU İNDİRDİM HAKKINIZ GEÇMESİN İZİN VARMI

[@fidelcatsro6948]

so basically he removed those copper wire windings with worn lacquer insulation and reinserted them with paper insulators instead ..wow!! how much does he charge for such a repair?? These starter motors actually make powerful dc generators too if spun hard as a windmill..

[@adrianageitos7156]

Mientras uno trabaja hay uno grabando, otro mirando y otro en el sofá tocandose los huevos, parece españa😂😂

[@alexmorais404]

Desde quando indio tinha motor?

[@taftancastingchannel]

Like 👍🏼🙂

[@Project03]

Thanks for the visit

[@khimsophacarfixing]

This is a good technique to restore old things. I like it too much!

[@Project03]

Glad you like it!

[@PauloSilva-iy4hq]

Indígena ou indiana.