Rebuilding CAT 966E Wheel Loader Full Engine || Repairing CAT 6 Cylinder Engine in Local Workshop

Rebuilding CAT 966E Wheel Loader Full Engine || Repairing CAT 6 Cylinder Engine in Local Workshop
#rebuildingawreckedengine #repairingcaterpillarengine #caterpillardieselenginerebuild

[@arthurad2007]

The older I get living in the west the more I realize that there is freedom in simplicity. The guys work together sharing experience, spending time cracking jokes together. Probably some of them family. There is happiness in there somewhere. Who is to say we have it better. It all depends what we value. I enjoyed the video. Thank you!

[@ScimPeep]

?... pretty much children at harrd work... where is the happiness...

[@arthurad2007]

ScimPeep The kids are better off working and learning the trade with their dad then they would be here in Canada popping uppers, downers or having competitions behind high school dumpsters “who can hold a bong hit longest” It all depends how you look at it mate! No one in Canada would hire these kids for apprenticeship. Yea they don’t have much but they also don’t have much to lose.

[@kevinchamberlain7928]

@@ScimPeep Go bury your head. Deeper.

[@mattipaivinen3568]

@@ScimPeep They contribute to their family, that's happiness.

[@ianbajadenieva7513]

Kalukohan mo nman Lodz

[@MrBadass509]

Ah yes child labor. Brings me back to when I worked with my dad in his auto body/mechanic shop from the 12 to 18 y/o. I didn't understand as a kid why he made me work but as an adult I get it now, Times were tough, money was in short supply, and he needed help. Didnt really have a child hood but that made me into the man i am today.

[@abbeymic3916]

You called it child labor you maybe right but that is the great way to let them learn when there mind is straight before being useless like most kids in America that get involved in drugs.

[@JeffMTX]

Kept us outta trouble :)

[@maxxman1234]

Don’t be a pussy about it!

[@jsworks5826]

This for mechanics working everyday in a workshop environment is something to witness. I've been in the field for many years now and you do what you have to do with what you've got. Regardless of the environment around you. Well done to those guys.

[@augustusomega4708]

oh, you mean the lack of shop porn calendars by environment. I get you man, I dont know how those guys work.

[@browill9]

I am impressed! I've been doing this for 50 years and these young guys can not only do it,but they can do it in the yard! Awesomeness. GBU all.

[@nicholashillikergod1stmini214]

Very nice sir, where ate you located in the states I'm from Iowa, I hace some experience as a construction equipment mechanic but I'm still pretty green looking to learn more and get more experience

[@user-iy9kn6sx3q]

Инженерам CAT кто двигатель разрабатывал надо памятник поставить! Какой удачный и ремонтопригодный двигатель получился , его может починить кто угодно где угодно и как угодно!

[@user-fp8wo5zw1z]

Пальцы запресовывать ненадо вставил без усилия и готово👍

[@Maksim_Bespaleva]

Мне кажется это индусы чо угодно починят на коленке

[@greeneblack7330]

Американська техніка найкраща, все зроблено для людей.

[@user-xb1ws3ew8g]

@@Maksim_Bespaleva чо творя пацаны просто на каленках сбор профи

[@olegmamatov1970]

@@user-fp8wo5zw1z почти на всех современных авто пальцы давно уже не прессуют, а просто вставляют и стопорят кольцами.

[@chagandomrodnoi]

Молодцы трудяги! В поле чинят как могут, работают. Дай бог им мира и благополучия.

[@DmitryOleGovich1984]

Так выглядят ночные кошмары, когда твоя машина стоит на ремонте в неизвестном сервисе)))

[@Mundell577]

Тоже так подумал

[@Alek_Tarhoon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@user-wl2to2uu5z]

Ты знаешь, а ведь будет работать. В сервисе конечно красиво, но это не значит, что там профи работают. За эти зарплаты сомневаюсь. Настоящие мастера сами на себя как правило. Не будут они больше половины дяде отдавать. Я поражаюсь трудолюбию и упорству этих людей. Есть видео где они на коленке аккумуляторы, стартер и коленвалы восстанавливают. И это в таких условиях. А если им дать нормальное помещение, инструмент и оборудование? Работают и не ноют. Уважение им.

[@user-wl2to2uu5z]

Зато запчасти у них какие!

[@ptrk8703]

Ага, на песке.

[@mplewis5388]

Look at the kids!!! No cell phones or Tiky tok things!!! They are busting their hands helping out, obviously watching and learning. Love this!!!!

[@radioactive1427]

Videos like these make me realize my tiny problems and issues here in the states is nothing they go through on the daily, the work ethic and ability to jump over any hurdlers in front of them is impressive and really makes me rethink how I go about day to day life.

[@LastOne155]

It is only because their ancestors failed to think ahead far enough to make the place better. That is why they are doing this job this way

[@SANCHEZFLA863]

Now this is the beginning of a rational discussion .

[@AffordBindEquipment]

I think what may appear as work ethic is actually just putting food on the table. If the truth were know, some of those kids may be the only income for the family. they know if they don't get at it, there are 37 others waiting to take their place.

[@petrosianexposure7763]

@@LastOne155 it wasn't as clear-cut as you make it out to be. while industrialization has brought many problems with it, it's simply not fair to blame their ancestors for seeking to utilize the most productive methods and tools of their time

[@Chase_01]

Just depends on how you were raised my family has been doing stuff like this here in the states for over 85 years plus this rebuild was far from correct nothing was machined or measured just new parts thrown together

[@Diver-7448ss]

Who needs a windy gun when you have half a dozen apprentices hanging off the spanners? Love it!👍

[@Teddy_Bass]

That what the youth of today needs

[@DeltaCodex]

@@Teddy_Bass they need a reality check, but unfortunately the reality is that the developed world is... Well... Developed. Too many people are too quick to jump into an office job and expect the world to continue ticking over without considering who actually keeps it ticking over.

[@Teddy_Bass]

@@DeltaCodex Here in the UK none of the youth are replacing the mechanics thar are reaching retiring age.

[@DeltaCodex]

@@Teddy_Bass no wonder man, the pays shit and you have to deal with a reasonable level of bullshit. Where in the UK are you cos here in Scotland, all the grey beards are gone or going. 95%+ of mechanics where I live are in their 20s to 40s.

[@Teddy_Bass]

@@DeltaCodex I’m Deep South. There is enough work for people to go private and make a small fortune. Also all the old school repairers are on their way out, there was a guy that used to repair starter motors. He got Covid and can no longer do the job. There is now no one that can repair them. Now have to buy new.

[@christopherh6431]

Imagine if everyone on earth worked together this well! World 🌎 would a better place.

[@vollkrassmann858]

Poor equipment, poor garage site - but the teamwork is amazing. Great respect for these hard working guys. They act very professional and focused on every necessary step... And they seem to have more joy in doing what they do than our "advanced" garage owners & employees, at least as I have experienced...

[@05stoneman]

I used to work in a Caterpillar plant, we had a lot of tools and automation, seeing these people putting back that engine back with basic tools is just awesome, respect

[@knight-ot3ji]

I wouldn't use that engine lol

[@Fulljeep]

what about all the plastics and cardboard, and.... they throw away....

[@roundedges2]

@@knight-ot3ji They obviously been doing it successfully for years. Not their first rodeo. You would be stuck with a bad engine out there

[@roundedges2]

Like ww2 mechanics on the battlefield

[@roundedges2]

Quality parts assembled with experience and care

[@thedude579]

I like the roadside wash-job with the oily water running off into the ground. I also like how he chucks the plastic packaging into the wind.

[@soundcode0246]

no one care, look at you environmentalist

[@tylerorsak4580]

@@soundcode0246 So what point are you trying to make?

[@acow9966]

Hey man its a different world over there. People just don't care and they don't mind all the trash build up.

[@thedude579]

@@acow9966 I know that too .... please check my later posts in which I owe the mechanics my greatest respect. I think the "developed world" should send some compliance-bureaucrats over there. They should take a good look at what 80% of the world population might think about how high we shall climb the "Western Maslow-pyramid" while forgetting about all manual skills. ;-)

[@odk1105]

i get it, but look how barren that land is.

[@beachthor1]

When the repair shop is a dusty roadside you know the video gonna be fire.

[@wolfewolf8571]

Super Impressed! Awesome opportunity for the youth to learn that working together nothing is impossible.

[@Naplesfrank154]

It was amazing to see such talented children working on the engine. If I had the extra cash, I would give at least one of them a scholarship to diesel mechanics training school. I wish some of the kids in America were like these kids trying to learn something instead of playing video games all day long.

[@criterio-0775]

I would first buy them some safety shoes and safety devices

[@dannylewis5680]

Yes these young men have a chance to learn a trade and make a decent living.

[@drkstd1]

Ja god praise child labour … do some of you listen to yourself once in a while ???

[@thehistoricalmember]

@@drkstd1 Before getting alarmed, you have to understand the context of the country, Pakistan. The vast majority of businesses are usually family-based, in this video the children and nephews and uncles participate, all from the same family, to give you an idea that the average salaries in Pakistan are usually 175 euros per month, and a Work like rebuilding an excavator engine in Europe or the United States usually costs thousands of dollars. Because children work, to learn the trade from parents, and if I am aware that there is child exploitation in Pakistan, but the family in Pakistan is another world.

[@josesancheztrejo6027]

That is correct, today its all in house video games. China does most everything for the USA and other 1First world countrys just to say the facts

[@jimmotormedic]

Ahhh finally a leaked video of a Caterpillar reman facility! Now I understand how they keep quality high and costs low!

[@GGigabiteM]

@@madeofscars9355 ?? Did you not watch the video or something? They used grease on every liner they put in the block.

[@daleolson3506]

You mean quality low and price high.

[@nouseformyname3788]

Hahaha, so true.

[@philc5748]

@@madeofscars9355 take another look 3:30

[@davidskinner6765]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@del-lar7370]

ESSA EQUIPE DE MECÂNICOS E AJUDANTES MERECEM MILHÕES DE LIKES,SÃO MUITO BONS!!!!!

[@aaronjackson9274]

I love this. The kids learn young so when the dad is too old to work the kids take over and already have all his knowledge. This is how the world should be

[@MurderedQ50]

The fact these guys dont have access or even have the tools we have in the states it is pretty amazing how they are able to accomplish these big jobs

[@soganelouis6800]

Ok O Mollo Nonppppoo ok

[@Business_101]

Doing this kinda work in the states would cost more than the excavator itself 😂

[@xvaa]

there’s no mechanics in the states those are part changers they have state of the art tools and still cant fix diesel trucks

[@innes887]

@@xvaa you do understand the people in this video are doing exactly just that "changing parts". Actual techs in the states perform these type of jobs everyday.

[@benchavez3686]

@@innes887 yeah, but with a whole lot less bitching and prima donna moaning about how they should be paid more.

[@star1motors854]

I used to see these men all around me doing incredible job but never paid any attention or appreciated them until I moved to the USA and living here for more than 35 years. Now I see the world differently, I apologize and salute them for their talent and hard work.

[@KM-fe7dh]

You could always go back

[@ersindursun6073]

Great work. That’s team realy amazing.

[@user-Samson-921]

Все на коленки , удивительно , пыль песок , ещё и работать будет 👍

[@pauldolan1265]

these are the real mechanics greetings from the U.S.A.

[@jcturcocochancela2725]

Awq

[@fastel5032]

установка клапанов ваще огонь)) про притирку наверное вообще не слышали просто хоотично насунули)

[@user-kg6wg7jj1l]

Притирка не всегда требуется, мы по факту проверяем прилегание клапана к седлу и этого достаточно. Если при дефектовке седла визуально не нравятся-на помойку.

[@user-df8xg2mf2l]

@@user-kg6wg7jj1l возможно клапана уже притерты, на них накернены точки указывающий порядковый номер.

[@COUBVIDEO-kb7lo]

Да и про хон на цилиндрах тоже они не слышали... Индусы, что от них взять...

[@user-kg6wg7jj1l]

@@COUBVIDEO-kb7lo так у них гильза-поршень, хон там есть.

[@COUBVIDEO-kb7lo]

@@user-kg6wg7jj1l где там хон, там зеркало)

[@scottscott6794]

What a fantastic podcast it is absolutely mind boggling what days gentlemen do on a daily basis hats off to everyone continued success from Pittsburgh PA.

[@art40odd]

As an ex-mechanic that used to do this exact work in a clean work shop with all the tools nearby and standing up, not squatting, how these guys do this is incredibly impressive. Great channel, thanks. And safety shoes....

[@art40odd]

Just imagine if they could teach this concept today; keep ya toes out of the way and pay attention....

[@14karatyt]

That's pretty much how we did it on the farm. Breakdown in the field and you don't have a shop or time to waste hauling it to one. Brings back a lot of memories. Some good, some bad. :)

[@Rocket..Dr..]

But did you use water to clean and engine?

[@cmpremlap]

@@Rocket..Dr.. no, brake cleaner, and lots of it😂

[@14karatyt]

@@Rocket..Dr.. Heh - more often than not it was a bunch of diesel soaked rags.

[@Rocket..Dr..]

@@14karatyt indeed.

[@geoffreywieck4463]

Reminds me of all the D8 engines we overhauled in field like that ,wind storms and dust shit blowing every where quick hit with wash down gun with petrol and air dry and shut it up before it happens again,we never replaced a single Conrod bolt in any or head bolts ,the last 8k motor rebuilt 10years ago is still running strong for its new owners ,the 3408 rebuilt in chassis and in similar fashion is just coming up to2000hrs

[@jonthomas3625]

I’m 66 Years old. I remember one of the rights of manhood was rebuilding your first engine. I did it in metal shop when I was 15(327 chevy.)

[@l.m.c.6109]

That's reminded me the good time my dad and I had the rebuilding the engine from a R.E.O. truck, back in Guantanamo, Cuba. Thank you. And Pensacola, Florida Thompson CAT spent 42 day to rebuilt my ECERT CAT engine, which, by the way leaked more oil after than before Overhaul. LOL.

[@ezelgrier5971]

These kids will make plenty money God bless.

[@Ikrinka99]

при такой капитальном ремонте, хозяин техники очень богатый человек. потому как на ремонт он может заехать уже после прогрева двигателя)) затягивать цилиндропоршневую группу и головки от руки.. смелые люди!))

[@astrt3060]

а сколько там придорожной пыли... и если я не ошибся колено и вкладыши не меняли, но совершенно точно крышки шатунов перепутали

[@user-rm8qi5mi1g]

They work like they are in a battle field. Racing and tracking the sun set and night. Whatever they have done is awesome.

[@user-iv3zw2sl6c]

У них каждый день - битва за жизнь

[@benkrauz725]

The term "backyard mechanic" doesn't exist in this country 😂😂😂

[@travissmith2211]

@@benkrauz725 the majority of the country aspires to be backyard.

[@benkrauz725]

@@travissmith2211 😂😂😂

[@jeromepark7002]

No its called field mechanic RESPECT ....you guys in CAT are bound to complain ....

[@d-s-ll2378]

I love those young boys, They learn from watching, and get their hands dirty also! they got a very good sense of physical experience on engineering.

[@sekolahonlineteknikotomotif]

No repair manual, no fancy tools. They're legend!

[@jacklumbar7061]

This kind of reminds me of the antics of my dad and I when I was 10 and we was a team trying to keep his fleet of Fordson tractors running. This was in the early 70's and sterile wroking environments was not a thing. I can still lap in valves like a pro with just a lap stick. and some paste.

[@samsulvideoalatberat2683]

Halo saudara, mesin ini memang sangat tangguh 💪

[@wesoakes]

Comes with our exclusive 10 mile warranty. JK this is pretty impressive with hand tools in a dirt lot. They get it done with very little. Much respect.

[@cumulusvapes7]

24k @ Cat, probly be 4 months, plus plus, or $79.99 parts and labour from these guys ! Have it in same day and delivered by dinner ! lol

[@ghafurable]

10 mile warranty 😂😂😂😂😂

[@cumulusvapes7]

@@ghafurable 10 is impressive! Id have guessed it to be the standard... 5 feet or 5 seconds, whichever comes first! With a bonus of.. it breaks in half, you get to keep BOTH pieces! :P

[@MrExcelSolution]

Impressionante. Tudo jovem trabalhando pelo sustento com certeza. Eles são tão humildes que trabalham ali mesmo ao ar livre, na terra e as vezes com barro, nem bancada tem eu acho, tipo trabalhar num galpão sei lá, é tipo vamo que vamo e pegam firme no trabalho. Deus abençoe eles sempre.

[@Harborman1691]

I lived in the Middle East for about 4 years mostly in Egypt and I saw work like this all the time.

[@FayazAhmad-yl6sp]

I am a technologist. I have read a lot of comments. Of course, these mechanics did not do the work according to the book. Neither their tools are modern nor workshops. But the fact is that they did the work satisfactorily.

[@andreasrinnert9137]

At the end it will work again, but a big mess for the environment. Could do so much better

[@bmg7488]

Agree.

[@bmg7488]

@@andreasrinnert9137 The environment doesn't matter too much. In the first world is not much better, if you dig.

[@FayazAhmad-yl6sp]

@@andreasrinnert9137 As per their resources they did well job, They haven't proper crane to life the engine it was very risky job.

[@gregorteply9034]

Did they obey headbolt torque sequence?

[@mrPauljacob]

Extremely impressive. That thing is gonna purrr like a kitten for many years, with no leaks... perfectly done. And teaching the kids too. Respect.

[@peternicholsonu6090]

Notice how clean the cylinders were when pistons fitted and that sump was spotless. Congratulations

[@letiscafeschoolhouse1114]

This is good. This is how they learn, respects to the master you boys are well trained respectful and eagear to learn . And you can see them to each his skill level learning.

[@goetz8473]

Very good video. In most parts of the world, repairs like that would take place in a workshop and under use of many more tools. Keep in mind that we can’t even picture how the normal live for these workers looks like. The video is only a small window into a world that most of us never seen in person. Thank you for sharing this video with the world.

[@fladave99]

Field strip and rebuld. MEanwhile techs at CAT headquarters are watching while downing valium with shots of Wild Turkey

[@sajuente8235]

Its their choice to be behind europe.

[@JoaoVitor-ub2mm]

@@sajuente8235 *THINK* about what you wrote

[@leedrummond164]

@@JoaoVitor-ub2mm * wrote. Not writted

[@josephsaid756]

@@sajuente8235 Well Europe is cool!!! Use a vehicle for a couple of years.. as soon as a little damage emerges throw it away because 1) part costs are out of the roof, 2) mechanics with next to no experience charge you an arm and a leg 3) if you run a big company you can harvest big money from EU grants to start with a newer machine. There may be others but i am just mentioning a few.

[@mikedx2706]

Their valve spring compressing tools are epic!

[@calvinwhelan6206]

Children? Lol 😂

[@donaldwellbrock5499]

flash b

[@dannylewis5680]

They learned to work withl what is available. I admire their work and ingenuity.

[@ivantopalovic3009]

@@calvinwhelan6206 na

[@donpfirsch8432]

@@calvinwhelan6206 ffp

[@metal4life1966]

These are some of the best field mechanics I’ve ever seen. Awesome

[@jameskeeler6321]

I would love to have one of these guys in my shop! Total dedication and hard workers.

[@jasonbamford7579]

I would also want one of these young guys.The one young man in the video with the lighter hair and no sandals on at all. That young man works his ass off. I hope he's being compensated I'm sure he's not but I hope he's making more than the rest of them.

[@ErikS-]

Your shop is into child labour? 22:30 These kids belong in school.

[@jameskeeler6321]

@@ErikS- Pay for their education then. They're in a third world country where their friends may be close to starving with no future in sight. I might add this is their education.

[@clivemukucha1714]

@@ErikS- true yes, but like @James Keeler said, the world is not equal, if i had my means, would love to have them all further educated and have them showcase their unique skills allover the world.

[@_Wai_Wai_]

@@ErikS- I've went thru mechanical engineering school at a state college in USA. I'd trade those 4-5 years in school for actual work experience any day. IMO most engineers spend too much time making computer models, writing codes , messing with spreadsheets. We need people with more hands-on. You wonder why USA doesn't make much of anything anymore. It's all about printing petrdollars and importing.

[@Muaddib1Muaddib]

И что я раньше не догадался водой двигатель внутри мыть и на песке собирать ))

[@user-bu7jj5wt9t]

Век хиви, век учись

[@belekas565]

😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@chetjennings389]

All you doubters think this is the first time they’ve done this? I’m certain they’ve rebuilt many engines like this judging by the way they work. They obviously have had plenty of success in the past in order to keep doing it. That engine will run fine for a long time.

[@williamreilly8520]

lines. Cool how the big guy does the important stuff and his close helper torqued the rods. Not just whoever.

[@truckguy6666]

I agree. It probably isn't as good as new per se, maybe a little oil leak or consumption here and there. But it's back in service

[@gary24752]

@@KT111 Maybe but when they get done the engine is like new.

[@bryangillis5183]

Maybe they’ve rebuilt many but I can bet that many have had major failure after they’ve touched it. Reused rod bolts not properly torqued and not to mention the amount of dirt and contaminants in the bearings being installed outside lol. Done yes in service quick yes but properly no and longevity I doubt.

[@2fukWu]

@@KT111 This engine got new pistons, rings and sleeves. That's not even an inframe, and it wasn't even assembled correctly. Owner-operator truck drivers, small farmers, and the like do full inframe rebuilds outside, in the yard or driveway all the time in the US, and it's done without removing the engine. If you knew anything about Americans, you would know there is a large swath of rural America, full of people who get it done on the daily, in conditions similar to those in this video. And unlike those in this video, some Americans are doing this work outside in freezing temperatures as well. Those 3000 series cats, the engine in this video, are some of the most reliable, simple, and easy to work on engines made in the heavy duty category. This one will run for a while, and with labor cost at pennies per day, that works fine in their local economy. As an aside, the camshaft in this engine is going to fail next, if the rod cap bolts don't loosen up first.

[@MrNeofelis]

Счастливые люди, собрали как придется и готово. А уж сколько там песка внутри - остаётся только гадать. Ещё и на турбированном двигателе. С такими мастерами, турбина - это расходник.

[@mikepetergumball8337]

Love the way the lad brought out the best furniture for the head set. Built CAT tough. For the operator down time cost money. Great job on the dirty old CAT.

[@w__a__l__e]

this was done in a parking lot effectively.. i can barely change my oil in a parking lot lol great work!

[@user-ul1jt8lz2t]

Как бы плохо они не собирали этот мотор, но детей они воспитают идеально!

[@Totokha]

Ага, так и будут продолжать собирать на открытом воздухе.

[@user-iv3zw2sl6c]

Да здравствует детский труд, да?

[@user-ul1jt8lz2t]

@@user-iv3zw2sl6c Я думаю их насильно там никто не заставляет работать! Скорее дети зарабатывают себе на хлеб. Либо помогают родственникам! Лучше уж такое детство, чем сидеть в тик токе и становиться овощем деградированным!

[@user-iv3zw2sl6c]

Не заставояют? Вы в какой реальности существуете? Не поработает - умрет. Такую дичь пишете, что мне за Вас стыдно.

[@sergsobani7055]

Свершилось чудо! На 16:30 я увидел прокладку! Сколько смотрю их ремонты, они обычно всё на герметик лепят.

[@zbufferasat]

Эту прокладку в соседней мастерской ножницами на коленке вырезали)

[@georgegavin5273]

The young man who built the cylinder head could work with me anytime. He really works on gettin things done!

[@Duken4evr29]

An engine with removable iron cylinder liners can live forever. Old skool!

[@onekycarscanners6002]

That surprised me the most.

[@JohnSmith-cp3uu]

Так и живут и счастливы бывают. Затяжка головки блока не от центра - это не надолго. А раздельная прокладка выхлопного коллектора классная вещь

[@arthurm.5952]

When they bring you the tools and clean the rubbish after you, you know you're the master

[@user-iz2xs8od6k]

Не удивлюсь, если это авторизованный сервис CAT ))

[@night_warrior_svetovoy_god]

да и поршня там недалекр,за углом отливают.из старых сковородок.

[@olegmamatov1970]

@@night_warrior_svetovoy_god да нет поршня судя по всему оригинальные.... Такое сам не отольешь......

[@michuramichurina945]

😂

[@user-hh2vu7tu1z]

он и по совместительству камаз и тойота

[@user-bg1tp6rh8u]

Это конвеер

[@harrygudini510]

Какие стенды какие боксы все на коленках красавцы😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@igorartemov2554]

А ведь поставят и Он Поедет работать будет!!! Кстати я смотрел как в Пакистане раму грузовика удлиняют и пару колесную вместо одинарной "впиливают"! И Оно Едет!!! 😁😁🤣🤣😎😎

[@Quark15616]

А некоторые и в боксе со стендом и специнструментом хрен собрать смогут....

[@dolphin96rus56]

С песочком притрётся)))

[@stanislavkruglihin3948]

У этих красавцев ремонт делают каждые пол года!!!!!!!

[@sergeyuzniy8129]

@@igorartemov2554 А потом они едут в Канаду, их нанимают в авторемонт, работают быстро, но качество в два раза хуже. Вы ничем не замените образование и свою промышленность, так и будут страной третьего мира, пока своё не сделают.

[@neillpotts6019]

Watching them upack all the parts reminded me of just how much plastic is produced, used once, then thrown away.

[@jfan4reva]

Having never even seen a diesel engine being worked on, the sheer size of everything is impressive, and the ability to rebuild an engine in a dirt parking lot on woven palm mats is doubly impressive. Wonder if CAT shows videos like this to their engineers? If they don't, they should! And most of all, hats off to these mechanics who are doing this with only the bare minimum of tools and equipment (don't even have valve spring compressors!) Impressive! Thanks for the video!

[@9fingeredrippingsaxplayer909]

CAT engines like this in a 1st World country lasts between 7-10 years, or about 700,000-1,000,000 miles of usage. This engine being "rebuilt" in this dirt parking lot wont last more than a year with minor to moderate usage

[@user-sf4ur6zw4r]

@@9fingeredrippingsaxplayer909 .. هذا المحركات تدوم 4 أو 5 سنوات واشتغلنا مثلها وقطع الغيار اصلية .. محركات الديزل تتحمل كثير ومحرك الديزل يعيش أكثر من محرك البنزين... لا تستغرب ياصديقي فالارادة والصبر والتركيز تصنع العجائب

[@kgandrala]

​@@9fingeredrippingsaxplayer909 Haha you know nothin about asia or motors buddy. People will fix anything thing and run it for as long as possible and engines can easily be built in a dirt parking lot. Most people who do engine swaps or builds in their garage or farms in western countries arent really in much better conditions for engine building.

[@albert_sh]

Песок,он завсегда способствует лучшей притирке))

[@dmitriyf.9389]

Ага, особенно если перед этим двигу водой помыть, а потом в песок бросить. Зато народ в восторге, как это так, двигатель та перебрать

[@night_warrior_svetovoy_god]

🤣

[@MrVovanli]

@@dmitriyf.9389 то что вкладыши на сухую собрали никого не волнует

[@dmitriyf.9389]

@@MrVovanli это такие мелочи 😂😂😂

[@anitagutirrez9039]

@@dmitriyf.9389 a

[@user-zw5pe2vz8r]

Даже трещетки нету у них минимальный набор ключей молодцы 👏

[@user-pd1hp3ln7b]

зато опыт у них и глаз ватерпас!

[@spk1571]

а смысл в ней, там 200рук, плюс трещоткой не так чувствуешь затяжку как обычным ключом,

[@thepartsrunner5758]

great and wonderful work. Good to see the kids involved so they can learn. They not like American kids looking at a phone screen all day. Carry on the tradition and learn well..!!! Cheers, from United States.

[@michaeltarasenkoop2389]

Every time I watch this and other shows of the work these guys do I’m amazed by there skills with the little tools they have to work with on a dirt floor Amazing ! I had my car engine replaced under warranty it took a month to have it done in a dealer shop !

[@mackay1535]

They have done in one day 😂

[@prathipkumaratputharajah7812]

Well done boys may God bless you all keep up the good work i came into this field in 89 when i was 19 now i mostly do Automatic gear boxes for cars

[@ErikS-]

Would you let these guys work on your own engine in the way they show here?! I guess not…

[@bobcobb7719]

I’d really love to know how long this engine lasts? I’ve worked on cat engines my whole career (which is almost 40 years now) and when I think of all the torque sequences & specifications alone that I must follow this just seems so hard to believe. Much respect to these guys…

[@stevenanderson3386]

Well that’s because the torque spec for cat is German spec, goodentight

[@eltorrisimo]

Agreed. Scary that the job is being done right down in the dirt. Hope that it gets the job 👍 +1 much respect to these mechanics.

[@jesusa.2927]

@@stevenanderson3386 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 nearly spit my water

[@memy4460]

@Bob Cobb: For a good half year. But that is a very strong 6 months!!!

[@muhammedhaiderkhan7784]

Brother this wil runl for 4 years easy in pakistan every engine is fixed like this in open

[@jaylarry6208]

Awesome video guys really appreciate the basic ratchet nevermind a drill or impact gun these dudes earned the respect all the way true mechanics even the young guns are getting into that cat love these vids keep em coming .

[@Valmirvaqueiro]

É muito interessante seu trabalho

[@yuno3364]

kids learning more usefull stuff here than ever in school. so glad the kids get to help

[@mrmiscast]

I won't discuss what was good, bad, right or wrong... An effort was made to do it as well as possible and sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. Good luck to them...

[@trplpwr1038]

Well said

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Well said. I agree. It would be interesting to do a comparison between a western standard vs. their engine. I suspect we in the west might be surprised how serviceable this engine lasts.

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

An interesting thought here. I suspect the the mfg. CAT has designed this equipment to a wide variance of tolerances. knowing well the equipment is used world wide, including 3rd world areas.

[@trplpwr1038]

Yessir , there was a time in the West when engines got rebuilt and worked on in fields, barnyards, forests, side of the road , wherever. A well equipped, out of the weather shop sure is nice if you got one.

[@Jimmy242r4]

Shocking to see how clean things stay.

[@scottsavage_1460]

Holy shit !!!! They actually have a Torque Wrench . Out of all the videos Ive watched of these guys Ive never seen a torque wrench used until this video at time 25:00

[@enggahalingga3416]

I'm just asking, doesn't the Tighten connecting rod also use a torque wrench? Or can it be used or not?

[@scottsavage_1460]

@@enggahalingga3416 im not exactly sure what you mean ?? You will know when they are using a torque wrench . When they are tightening something and if you hear a click while they are tightening it then you know they are using a Torque Wrench.

[@tedsevilla1487]

Yeah I bet the tool truck just dropped that off from being calibrated

[@dre5973]

they may have a torque wrench but are they torqueing it correctly lol

[@peketee2278]

@@dre5973 No...

[@amahana6188]

This video is exhibit A in why CAT motors are absolute beasts. Never in my life have a seen a block up rebuild performed in the dirt on the side of the road by dudes with not a torque wrench within 100 miles. I swear to god they tightened 90 of those bolts with a tire iron and used ketchup as lube.

[@assanikasongo]

I salute these Guys for letting us see how they can do it with just simple tools.

[@dkaz974]

As scary as this looks I bet it runs like a champ. Those older CAT engines are truly built proof. Hard working people with hand tools amazing

[@eighthof8]

You have got to love this whole scenario. You're rebuilding a CAT engine in the middle of a dust storm. You have young children running around in a dangerous environment. No protective clothing or steel toed boots. No modern tools. If this was done in the U.S. and OSHA inspectors saw it going on with all the safety violations, they'd keel over from heart failure! I give all these gentlemen and their children 5 big stars to do what's necessary to keep Pakistan moving. I had to subscribe after seeing this amazing vid. My only complaint, I would have liked to hear the engine run.

[@L.A.W-1984]

А мы всегда переживаем чтобы песок не попал.А тут люди в пустыне собирают даигатель🤭👍

[@woody5109]

Torque specs…hard, lol, but it works. In the west we complicate things way to much, engines are tougher then you think. Great job boys.

[@larrymanning5925]

No torque wrenchs, no power tools, not even ratchets, out in the middle of the dirt, no problem. Hope it runs good and long. 🤞

[@uifturis]

25:05 definitely looks like a torque wrench

[@BryanBeast13]

It will not lol

[@user-so4uq9kj3h]

Головку закручивали динамометрическим ключём

[@tiellone75]

Only one torque wrench 🔧 for set the head

[@jeremiahbrown6456]

Cats are pretty tough but no matter what being exposed to durt like this is going to shorten its life

[@dombogchi]

Caterpillar engineers are pulling their hairs while watching this video.

[@peanutbutterisfu]

Maybe… you would be surprised the things people do to fix these engines, much worse then what ur seeing here! These guys actually used a torque wrench

[@endyrodriguez8368]

All nice but only last a few months then junk

[@perth7930]

@@endyrodriguez8368 like you know

[@habibhabib2626]

Bravo. From Algeria, I greet you, our brothers in Pakistan. you are heroes

[@princescottygustafski5331]

It is incredibly fascinating how these gentlemen can do such awesome repair with work the unsafe working conditions and the lack of proper personal protection equipment! 👏 👏 👏

[@JohnLee-cb8ez]

I know of a few American mechanics that screw things up EVEN with 100X more tools.

[@nitto24]

That's what I called, "hand's on" training and experienced with the younger guys there. They use what very little tools they have a make the most out of them, great!!!

[@user-pl9fl5ig2x]

Молодцы ребята. Сперва протирают тряпкой шатуны, потом допускают гайки на нижней головке закручивать, потом будут двигатели собирать. лучшая школа.

[@thebosscatman7]

that's like a gas station you pull up and get your engine rebuilt while getting coffee and a smoke i love it and the guy reappears to be doing a decent job considering the shop he has to work in.

[@billfeld5883]

Fantastic, this is what I call poor boy mechanics, I've done automotive engines like this on the side of the road with my Dad in the 50s!! It will run!!! 2021

[@katlegomohlala5545]

How Long do they last

[@ishigoku]

these people are living proof that the D system meaning uncoventional whatever it takes works good mecanic and great young learners by his side resiliency and hard work ! RESPECT ❤️

[@Mrypants31]

Aaaaand they just tip oil on the ground and in the streams … I can’t think of a better place for my big end bearings then in the dirt …

[@84jamesp]

@@Mrypants31 still works

[@Mrypants31]

@@84jamesp yep, I’m sure you will be happy to have them rebuild your Daihatsu charade …. I’m mean why take it to a professional ….

[@63echo]

as a former DOD Army civilian this is all I saw daily in the shops with the natural Royal talent of Afghan Iraqi and Kuwaiti people refurbishing and restoring what they had on hand to get the job done... 💕

[@choppermike5162]

@@Mrypants31 believe it or not this is considered the professional in this part of the world. I spent 4 years working in this region and witnessed some outlandish shit but when have very limited resources and options you make do with what you have to get the job done.

[@edt.p6167]

Yo hago mis prácticas en ferreyros CAT Perú en un taller grande de lima y me impresiona como es que a pura mano y fuerza de hombre lograron armar el motor C13.5 simplemente impresionante 💪💪💪

[@bobwallace5257]

Amazing!! Over here this would take 6 weeks and thousands of dollars in special tools. These guys knock it out in a day with a handful of wrenches and a torque wrench.

[@mikespain8655]

1st torque wrench I have seen in Pakistan in these videos.

[@michaelmayfield4304]

and a brain that can work around shortcomings of tools.

[@fernandocortes5787]

The blue men is a torque min 11:35

[@gusruz2001]

The world needs people like you guys my respect 🙌.

[@zombeesama1169]

these kids gonna learn alot, look how excite they are touching the metal

[@zaneclone]

Gotta love the valve spring tool !! :D

[@user-id4hy3vg6r]

Знание правил охраны труда, и безопасности труда, на высоте.

[@Quark15616]

О, диванные инженеры по ТБ подъехали в комментарии....

[@ahakcapx]

I love the precision of tightening torques and tightening sequence :D

[@PatricioGarcia1973]

Bet you it runs better than the one you built.

[@bacongrilltodeath]

@@PatricioGarcia1973 Done, where do ya left Bob Sponge?

[@karppa8657]

@@PatricioGarcia1973 lmfao it wont. those bolts arent close to being tight enough + they literally only placed the pistons. even the nuts/bolts are old ones wich is a big mistake. not to mention its built in that fucking sandstorm XD.

[@DiscoMiata]

@@karppa8657 contrary to beliefs, engines are actually really durable, a simple wash with a hose to get all that shit out is fine. You just need to displace the water with a couple oil changes, and a little dirt won’t hurt this beast

[@nate-tz8sx]

@@DiscoMiata noop have you seen what dirt does to a white metal bearing ? or a cam or crank journal ? Engines are build new in dust proof rooms for a reason

[@Kurdi-kobani]

В Сирии такая же местность! Также ремонтировали комбайн! Ребята молодцы!👍

[@fiestaturbo]

Excellent, old school engine building. The elder in the blue top was one of those kids once upon a time. Helping anyway they can, learning. Not a power tool in sight, not even great tools that would help them just whatever they can get their hands on. No safety measures. Why? because they have common sense and know what they are doing. It doesn't get much more basic than this and I bet that engine will run on for many more years. If only we had this way of teaching in other countries

[@marius2971]

No safety measures because they have common sense? That is the single stupidest thing I've heard in a while.

[@dc-4ever201]

Pretty amazing seeing an engine rebuilt in a yard, not even in a workshop and with basic tools, Impressive.

[@gaberobinson8210]

Not to impressive it won’t last

[@dc-4ever201]

@@gaberobinson8210 Cheaper than a new one and it will be rebuilt again when it breaks. They are using basic tools to do a rebuild I'd say that is impressive, most people in the West bitch and moan if they haven't got the right tools mostly air powered tools and forklifts/hoists, these guys do it without any of that.

[@gaberobinson8210]

Well Wes that’s impressive

[@gaberobinson8210]

It just won’t last

[@dc-4ever201]

@@gaberobinson8210 Nothing ever does, it's the toss up between cheaper rebuild or buying a new overpriced one from the manufacturers. Even in the west people are opting to get things rebuilt now as the likes of Caterpillar are hideously expensive by comparison.

[@vicenth96]

Vejo muitos criticando , mas mesmo em condições precárias os caras conseguiram montar um motor na beira de uma rodovia , imagina esses mesmos caras em uma oficina com todas as ferramentas e equipamentos apropriadas !? São muito competentes apesar de não contar com uma boa estrutura!