These Experts Solve Cat 966f Brake disc Problem in very Strange Way || Complete video

[@wattienewton5967]

These men are a credit a example to the working man in all country's with minimal equipment and tools working in the outdoor situation using their own common sense to stay safe Cheers from Nz

[@shabbirpatel2923]

Sir, say Pakistan Zindabad. Thank u sir

[@lewismiller9281]

Wtf

[@everydayburns1]

this is a joke right?? lmfao

[@jwick1215]

Much respect and admiration to these very skilled men. I think that they believe all things are possible and I enjoy watching them work. Thank you for the video. Peace and Blessings to you!

[@adnanshuja4075]

I have no words to appreciate these Skilled Honest and Hard Workers, My great Heartiest Prays for their total betterment here and then after. Thanks for the Video.

[@tecnaman9097]

These guys risk their lives doing this type of work. A frayed cable or strap could mean disaster. I guess feeding the family is the most important thing. You do what you have to. Kudos guys.

[@Speedster189]

If they don't do this work who will?

[@btrswt35]

I think it's easy to see this and not realize just how much these wheels and differential weigh

[@edwardlara1011]

Their team work is very impressive, they talk very little amongst themselves. Everyone knows their roles and execute them with precision timing without having to call out for assistance. My sincere respect for these hard working and highly skilled men.

[@edwinheredia4305]

This is what you call teamwork your guys are amazing you work hard for your money man my respect goes to you

[@guadalupeguerrerogalindo4243]

Admiro mucho la labor de estás personas, tienen mucha habilidad, para ellos no hay nada imposible, tienen mucha condición física,mucha actividad y conocimiento, los felicito porque en otros lugares en vez de reparar, solo cambian por pieza nueva, los felicito, todo trabajo tiene solución,y para ustedes no hay imposible.

[@dustysherrmann4427]

It is admirable how they carry out such work with the simplest means .... Respect

[@ilyaskhan6851]

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[@vissitorsteve]

This is not strange, it's ingenious...working primarily with manual labor limited what modern machinery they have, just plain hard work. Much respect!

[@paulcini6084]

you obviously don't do this kinda work. they are doing twice rhe work for a worse result. putting it on its end like that you have a much higher chance of getting contaminates inside the diff housing. and they are working in dirt with dirty rags and to many hands. horrible like everything in that shit hole

[@Speedster189]

@@paulcini6084 if it works it works. What do you want them to do??

[@paulcini6084]

@@Speedster189 it doesn't work that's the point it may work for now but it's longevity is highly compromised. it's not like they don't have the tools to do it properly. they are just cutting corners and people are calling it ingenious...... its not it's lack of knowledge.

[@НиколайШкаров]

Это работа заставляет подумать, человеку, с минимальным инструментом, но с разумной головой совершают чудеса ремонта. Привет всем👋 из Карасука Новосибирской! Почёт и уважения Вам ребята!!!

[@atevich1]

Неужели не могут компрессор купить и гайковерт с пневмотрещоткой

[@avtoman_007]

Молодцы ребята, это тяжелый труд, удачи в работе👍🇰🇿

[@MrMopar413]

That brought back a lot of memories. I used to work on a lot of John Deere axles similar to that Caterpillar axle

[@johndeereman2009]

It is so nice to see everyone doing their part and working together. Great work guys.

[@ilyaskhan6851]

youtube.com/@ilyaskhan6851

[@martinswiney2192]

I like the guy in white squatting on the dozer tracks thru most of the video. Reckon he must be the foreman.

[@OmarKhan001]

When in used machinery rental/repairing companies owners And machanics make approx US$150 - 1000$ a month in this market. When u break it then u change it. Thats the safety rules here. Injuries happens all the time but field workers are used to it sometimes 6th sense came handy 😅 -I live in this place. Super Market Karachi, Pakistan.

[@rm-ih1ns]

air spray chemicals no safety lenses either ??? wtf many injuries huh precautions in place? nOpe ???

[@DarquosLeblack]

I genuinely don't understand what's "strange" about all of this They disassembled the drivetrain, cleaned it, replaced the broken parts with new ones, and reassembled it Sure, it's no factory line and they make do with whatever tools they have at hand but that's nowhere even close to strange, it's simply pragmatic

[@orangepekoe7096]

That was I'm thinking too.

[@lemonyogurt0]

Reinventing the wheel lol 😂

[@peteacher52]

Do not be too quick to criticise a "strange" translation into English by a robot like Google Translate. In the original language, the meaning was probably more akin to imaginative or unconventional.

[@notsteve1475]

i was just going to comment that

[@ilyaskhan6851]

youtube.com/@ilyaskhan6851

[@axdesho]

The key here is teamwork. They work together like a machine even though the tools they use are not modern. That is a successful combination.

[@javeedsultan8484]

I disagree, all tools used in Asia were once the highest quality!

[@jonbruce536]

I'd love to have a full crew of these guys. Imagine what they could do with more sophisticated tools.

[@endtimes2100]

They are some hard workin dudes.

[@randommosaic7080]

They will become fat belly beer chugging dumbs with those tools

[@abhikgoswami7781]

That's what European Engineers wonder when they visit the Indian Subcontinent!!

[@patricklilly2520]

Great point! That is not an easy repair, I cut my teeth on a 966D...

[@1988dgs]

They could repair the millennium falcons hyperdrive with a spanner, toothpick and no regard for dermatitis

[@alfredgarcia6608]

Such ingenuity and work ethic. Amazing what they can do with basic tools.

[@poplaurentiu4148]

Not an easy task considering how they do-it and certainly with plenty risks for anyone involved including the crane operator yet they manage to complete the job..

[@ilyaskhan6851]

youtube.com/@ilyaskhan6851

[@donaldmoore6327]

As a mechanic who works in a heated shop with racks and power tools these guys amaze me .. theyre smart and have figured out how to get it done with what theyve got at hand ..couldnt imagine doing this with flip flops on tho ?

[@jaimemontaner3801]

I imagine that, at least, one of them get killed ever month. Place is not safe.

[@timp.9582]

they're getting it done without grainger or mcmaster carr. and they never call out sick

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

​@@timp.9582 Wtf you need Grainger for when you have every tool imaginable at your disposal?

[@jeffbansos8106]

we need more talented worker like this in u.s! give them u.s citizen!

[@outbacknomad9939]

These peaple never cease to amaze me .they could realy use a Milwaukee m18 1/2 inch or 3/4 high torque impact gun .

[@OmarKhan001]

Power problem to charge it. Low income to buy such tools all the time.

[@outbacknomad9939]

@@OmarKhan001 yes I can understand iv been to some very pore places still the peaple work hard an make things better I give them full Credit fixing heavy mechinery like that .

[@jasonvandervalk3679]

We are sure soild in the north American world and we complain. These guys get it done with very little.

[@outbacknomad9939]

@@jasonvandervalk3679 for sure it amazes me the things they can do with next to nothing

[@brandonstutts90]

I’ve never even seen them use a socket and ratchet.

[@kevinwells4888]

It's amazing what these guys can do with such rudimentary tools. I was surprised they had an air compressor. I figured they'd all grab a straw and blow out the bolt holes themselves. Props to these men.

[@waheeddawodu9892]

Why wouldn't they have a air compressor when they have tires? I'm guessing you think they use straws to blow air in the tires ...

[@kevinwells4888]

@@waheeddawodu9892 Sorry I meant no disrespect. It was a poor attempt at humor.

[@waheeddawodu9892]

@@kevinwells4888 I hear ya KW. Many 3rd world's wouldn't understand the humor in it. The fact is, these guys are really creative. Serious engineering and technics. 1 love brethren.

[@kevinwells4888]

@@waheeddawodu9892 Agreed!

[@kevinwells4888]

@Joseph Burnside You're lucky. All my Dad taught me to do was hold the flashlight. :-)

[@Sl20]

Very hard workers and talented people. My admiration goes to them !!! The pay they received it does no compensate for the amount of work because there is no right price!!!!!!! Amazing

[@Dancefas]

Parabéns pelo bom trabalho em equipe. Fico pensando o que eles não fariam se tivessem ferramentas adequadas e modernas a disposição.

[@jurigelato4366]

Excellent teamwork. They know very well what and how to do this professionally.

[@Muhammadzahid-ue4ed]

I was so much humbled and broke seeing these guys working with almost nothing,no sophisticated tools,no hydraulic system and mechanical help Only relying on God gifted talent Imagine what will they will do if I got environment like people working in advanced countries Love for Pakistan 😍😍😍

[@lightening6136]

I think they should have dismantled the tire before reassembling . They faced difficulty and spent some time during reassemble . That may caused some damage to the gear because of the tilted positioning .

[@canaldamadeira]

6:16 muita confiança numa cinta! Jamais ficaria debaixo daquela roda. 😱

[@georgegonzalez2476]

So they replaced a clutch disk in a mostly normal way. A little rough on fitting the parts back together, but it will probably hold together for a while.

[@mykmuhammadyounas3651]

Pp

[@sadiacollin2622]

Tout dans la force et la précision. Très impressionnant.

[@pitnac]

Вы хорошая команда. Ваше видео невероятно приятно смотреть. Привет из Германии. 👍🏼

[@techclues123]

You can take them to Germany 🇩🇪😂

[@yamahajapan5351]

First torque wrench I’ve ever seen these guys use…

[@heavymachinery2843]

That a gedore torque wrench made in germany didnt know those guys use them i have 2 like that in my own collection

[@anubhavkumar9818]

Honestly i was quite shocked

[@rockybalbao5004]

probably the only one in the whole town

[@Muffinrando]

I was actually surprised to see a heat treated gear for a change on the channel. Don’t think I’ve ever seen one

[@jrondyer1049]

I believe they had a torque wrench in a previous video that they used as a breaker bar.

[@linocalle9327]

Felicitaciones son unos profecionales un buen equipo de trabajo .

[@germanico4401]

Son capos estos viejos ...trabajan mejor que en los talleres ...grandes ..felicitaciones. 👍👍👍✌🙋

[@frankysiguenza3237]

this reminds me when I did my first 966 brake job oh boy that was fun

[@gumelini1]

meanwhile a CAT mechanic in US:sir that brake job is gonna cost you 11 000 dollars and will take about a month to complete.

[@DiscoveringSkills]

It’s cost is just 20 dollar and it take hardly 2 hour

[@kristunaromanova8661]

@@DiscoveringSkills обалдеть

[@РоманЧеревков-ч3н]

Х

[@erasmmuss]

This buch would make a fortune doing this work up in Yukon at the gold mines 😊

[@tandiep7460]

​@@DiscoveringSkills tpp

[@sparty94]

someone getting their machine serviced here in the states would probably cry if they saw the price this shop charged.

[@3dwezzy740]

🤣👌 u right

[@mackbruce7545]

Interesting. 1 Question :Would you not want New Brakes on both sides.?

[@Mdg87]

Its good to see them working and not just trying to steal our money through online/phone scams.

[@themonopolyguy4365]

I’m a little disappointed they didn’t weld two old discs together and grind new hash marks in. Really took the easy way out on this one.

[@александрелохин-с5з]

динамометрический ключ заменил трубы которыми тянули до искр из глаз это что то новенькое

[@martinswiney2192]

Gotta say im impressed. Primitive conditions but looked like a good repair and nobody died or even lost a finger.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Primitive conditions?

[@garyskarphol8531]

Safety shoes-no, safety glasses-no, loose clothing-yes, improper tools-yes, teamwork-yes, getting the job done-hell yes!!

[@raufjaleel8317]

.......and the satisfied customer-yes.

[@jjc882011]

Workplace injury or death… no benefit. Ideal place to work!

[@rowanballinger3690]

@@jjc882011 they don’t have a choice in that part of the world

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

​@@raufjaleel8317 😂 doubtful

[@ChiliMili_2891]

Heard this sentence many times that , necessary is the key of invention no modern tool no computer just team work and they made it

[@scpoamine570]

يقومون بعمل جيد رغم الظروف الصعبة التى لا تتوفر فيها أدنى شروط الوقاية من الحوادث الت قد تقع في التعامل مع هذه االالة الضخمة .

[@ammarkhaib5079]

الباكستانيين اذكياء يعملون في المكانيك و خراطه و خاصه الاسلحه الخفيفه تصنع في المنازل.

[@terry_willis]

لا تنسوا أن الباكستان لديهم قنبلة نووية. بغض النظر عن كيفية حصولهم عليها ، فأنت بحاجة إلى بعض الأشخاص الأذكياء لجعلها تعمل.

[@joemason9187]

Amazes me how industrious these clever people are nothings broken beyond repair

[@brianjebe7797]

Clever? They don't know shit.

[@rajbeekie7124]

Props to these mechanics. Awesome work. I can certainly say, safety is not #1 in their work environment.

[@renatopaiva9686]

Parabéns pelo trabalho em equipe 🇧🇷👏👏👏👍

[@gerardobemcomo2706]

How did they save the cat problem? By replacing worn out parts with new ones?

[@araujocuevas]

Excelente trabajo en equipo. Felicitaciones.

[@arturodelagarza9028]

SNAP ON WOULD LOSE BUSINESS WITH THESE GUYS. FOUR TOOLS WILL TEAR DOWN, AND BUILT UP ANYTHING. SIMPLY AMAZING. LOVE THESE VIDEOS

[@guerranapaz6246]

Parabéns, vocês são muito bons, fazem muito com pouco !

[@stevef09]

And two bolts

[@djosbun]

Superb work! Much respect from Ohio, USA.

[@agoodneighborautorepair2176]

👋very nice, team work 💪, blessings

[@urbandelights3098]

This is called out of the box solution. Intelligent guyz. Kudos 👍👍👍

[@scottpinardi4991]

Reminds me of the Salvage yard used to work out when I was 15 years old. There’s no way in hell an OSHA employee could watch any of these videos without having an actual seizure😂

[@davidh4514]

One of the adverts was injury lawyers for you. Apt.

[@Speedster189]

This not in America. They don't have to worry about politics and safety regulations when they want to lift a single screwdriver. They just do it.

[@eddiesheeran5791]

These guys are taking huge risks to their personal safety. I really hope none of them get hurt. They do excellent work.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

😂

[@jackthecat6225]

It's about awareness I think. No one had any missing fingers or toes and they're not wet behind the ears by a long shot, so I think they've been doing this a while and they're athletic enough to not blow a spleen out lifting something. But your point still stands. Back in the day, if you weren't working on moving parts you were fine.

[@brianjebe7797]

Clean and organized work area as usual.

[@707Papa]

Yeah, but they get shit done!

[@stevenhorne5089]

I didn't know Cat. called for that much dirt to be sprinkled in the gears.

[@bmxscape]

wow thats a big job just to change out a brake disc kudos for them doing it confidently and quickly you can tell its not their first time

[@ykb946]

I'm still shocked.. that's actually how fast they talk and work! They're like minions😁

[@fordfairlane662dr]

With skill and precision true craftsman at work!

[@dannmann17]

You guys do good work👍🏻🇺🇸

[@surindergill3235]

10 out of 10 for Team work and skill .Hope the Bosses look after these guys well

[@michaelmaas5544]

Same job in the States would take 3 guys a week even with all the power tools. And I didn’t see what was strange about what they did seems very efficient and clean to me

[@lloydgilbert2850]

Organisation and everybody knowing what they had to do and when to do it. Beautiful to see.

[@rw-xf4cb]

Good to see they are wearing their safety sandals, probably need a safety tie like Colin Furze too!

[@jhmsmarttv795]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gibbogle9486]

It's fascinating how many people are sitting around watching. Mind you, I just sat and watched for 15 min.

[@andymedina3358]

They're reallly expert but I noticed that still they need more tools, well done guys. I'm not sure how much their salaries as Heavy duty mechanic, here in Canada heavy duty equipment mechanic will get ar least $50 per hour

[@OctogonOxygen024816]

That's like $500,000 in india

[@nextlevelhd9869]

they are certainly under salaried guys

[@KASHIFKHAN-bj1yd]

@@OctogonOxygen024816 they're pakistani

[@gerardobemcomo2706]

My gas rate is 90 and diesel is 105...

[@shabbirpatel2923]

Sir, I am Pakistani , i say u the correct figure which will estonish u sir, they earn not more than 150 dollar per month. These are Pakistani and shalwar kameez is our national dress which general people ware. Indian hands are slow than Pakistanis and the commonly use pant shirts.

[@AndrewSmith-xy1ld]

Amazing team work,,its amazing what you can do when you need to improvise with the equipment you have.its the people who invent health and safety laws who are unsafe.they have no confidence that things can be done.

[@A_Stereotypical_Heretic]

Bro that may be the dumbest thing I've read all day...and this is KZbin!

[@MrPancake0825]

Where were the experts? I can tell you another thing I noticed, not a single thing done for the safety of those men. I am glad all my jobs had great safety laws and practices to help prevent the unnecessary injury or loss of a valuble human life.

[@JoeMuse-if7dm]

I really enjoy the videos. In the heading, I think the word “strange” is incorrect. “strange” almost makes it sound like the method is subjective and incorrect. I think more appropriately would be “innovative,” or “original” or “amazing.” Nonetheless, it IS amazing to watch and much respect for those gentlemen who bust their nuts with a minimalistic job approach.

[@سعدهدبانالحلافي]

عمل رائع يارجال انتم أبطال

[@AVTO.KOREEC]

Смотрю с удовольствием, ребята на коленках всё делают, лучше чем некоторые в специализированных СТО. КРАСАФФФФФЧИКИ.

[@UnkJo357]

Imagine if these men had advanced tools and equipment. 🤑

[@_BABBARSHER_]

With limited sources you did a great job. Thumb's Up 👍

[@romeoreponte9588]

Where do they get their parts from..I don’t know about the tire balancing act…..

[@dave161141]

Tire balance wouldn't be any issue. What I'm worried about, did they change only one side of the axle?

[@bigredc222]

@@dave161141 Yea, if one side is worn out there is a good chance the other side isn't far behind. He was talking about balancing the tire on end to work on it, not balancing like you balance a car tire.

[@johnsamu]

@@dave161141 Every part over there is being used to the max AND beyond. Over there labor costs are CHEAP(also human lives/OSHA btw) and parts are relatively expensive. That means repair only when it's broken even if the other side "should"also be replaced.

[@dgb5820]

This is the second best safety video on KZbin, china will always be the leader

[@FOX-Z]

Официальный дилер CAT в Индии)))))

[@tghhhggh3623]

It's pakistan

[@luciusvorenus7727]

Basic tools, working at the side of the road and doing an awesome job 👌🏼

[@norbertgabler8267]

It's a good thing that they're all wearing their safety sandals.

[@WilmaSilva-v8i]

Ai sim querreiros deus abençoe ó trabalho de vocês

[@DirtForester]

7:00 to 8:36 is a cluster F.

[@dave161141]

They should use some guide pins. This is mostly painful, aligning multiple shafts/gears at once.

[@akshaydev5213]

ഇവന്മാർ ഒരു രക്ഷയും ഇല്ല. വലിയ equipments ഒന്നും ഇല്ലാതെ അല്ലേ എല്ലാം ചെയ്യുന്നത് 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kingofcavell1620]

Nice to see they all have their safety sandals on!

[@Alatberatkonstruksi]

wow.. this is really cool..., very professional mechanics..

[@lebaillidessavoies3889]

Have all the safety precautions been taken? Definitely YES.

[@tirepunk7367]

uhhhhh, no. No safety goggles, no steel toed boots, no hard hat, etc....standing under a tire/wheel assembly with only a strap holding it (should be steel chains). In the USA OSHA would have found dozens of safety violations. 3rd world is 3rd world.

[@multiplemyelomaigm8542]

We always left the differential on support stands. Inboard wet disc brake systems are great for heavy equipment.

[@warriordugan7236]

9:14 Holy shiite, a special guest star in the name of Torque Wrench! Very first debut appearance after watching 100's of these types of videos.

[@emansuciu]

Someone need to donate some power tools to this guys. I can't believe all nuts and bolts are remove and installed with just a wrench

[@gharker55]

These guys have torque wrenches built into there wrists from birth

[@sunilphalakdhari3869]

Amazing work.... Just why so stingy with the grease, since it's so hard to get this thing apart again. Surely you should give it enough grease to.last a long time. Cause I noticed it was quite greasy when you took it apart.

[@juliabatistarasche9184]

Excelentes proficionais trabalhadores de alto nível

[@عبدالرحمنعبدالله-ز6غ4ح]

هؤلاء هم الرجال الرجال . ونصيحة لهؤلاء الرجال أخلصو وكونو صادقين في عملكم . فمهنتكم كنز ستجدون بركته إن تحريتم الصدق والأمانة والإخلاص . أعانكم الله ٱمين ٱمين ٱمين ...

[@ColKorn1965]

"Don't lose these O-rings, Bobby"

[@atiqueimdad7209]

Good suggestion

[@HVASEA]

Wow... it's amazing what you guys can accomplish with such poor working conditions. So many dangerous safety issues. That would never fly in the States.

[@JGunit]

I love watching guys that don't worry about safety, because they don't need to, because they're not a bunch of dipshits and know how to work together and not get killed in the process.

[@scottsmith5623]

😆

[@AJKir123]

Another elastic repair, it will be back and back and back, the bearings fall in love with the dirt.

[@николайпетров-ъ5в]

Таких ребят в наши совхозы бы цены бы им небыло👍

[@stevenbrown6079]

They need to make some speed wrenches. I've watched dozens of rebuilds from all over and they all use end wrenches. Cut their time by a third.

[@vulturetribe6866]

Pakistan is land of hard workers