This truck was accident due to overload the truck hydraulic scissor hoist was fully damaged

This truck was accident due to overload the truck hydraulic scissor hoist was fully damaged
This truck was accident due to overload the truck hydraulic scissor hoist was fully damaged
#truckjackscissorwasdamage
#machinist #truckaccident #Reparingaccidentaltruck
#scissorshoistwasfullydamage

[@dansteel8805]

With these Pakistani clips there are always loads of comments from people horrified by the workmanship, the tools, the lack of safety equipment. I find these videos engrossing and fantastic entertainment. These are fellas making do with what they have and they get it working. Great stuff

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

Making do is one thing. Common Sense it another. Most of these people lack it!

[@dansteel8805]

@@BobSmith-mc7uq so they all had their toes fingers and wits about them. I had a foot injury for a summer and couldn’t wear shoes, all I could wear were jandals. I was up on scaffolds and using chainsaws, operating diggers. You become more aware and more careful.

[@Observerl]

@@BobSmith-mc7uq I wonder if @dansteel8805 would also buy a truck repaired by these people for the same price he paid for one repaired here and if he would be happy to drive and work with it. However, I doubt this very much.

[@trevorcourt1403]

When can I book my truck in for some work? Lovely job 🫣🫢🫤

[@samuel_towle]

The one place you choose to remove the dump bed with a crane is where the overhead wires are running! Did anyone else notice the crane is still in gear while it is up on the outrigger supports. No contamination in any of those welds. 20:40 Using a bent shaft to align the two pin bosses 25:37 OMG that rod eye. Not a grease fitting in sight.

[@user-to1tb4lo1q]

Yea something tells me that truck will be back for repair very soon, or straight to the scrap yard

[@crocodile2006]

They actually hit the powerlines with the front of the truck bed at 4:07 Classic. LOL

[@Top5cring]

​@@crocodile2006Almost caused another accident trying to fix one Lmao...

[@hoseman317]

The quality of the welding leaves a lot to be desired. Glad that truck is staying over there. I wouldn't want it on our roads with a load.

[@n.mcneil4066]

These guys perform miracles with 7018 rod.

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

@@n.mcneil4066 YOU are delusional! Most of their welds are HORRIBLE!

[@joeycan6801]

I agree the welds are terrible

[@costelvaradean4821]

They even straighten the pin 😀

[@thedolphin5428]

You mean they overload trucks in Pakistan??? Noooo. 😂

[@FrankHeuvelman]

Blasphemy!

[@bkbk-yo2ur]

ฟๆๆๆๆ

[@augustoriveros2641]

​@@FrankHeuvelman😅😅😊😮😮

[@Top5cring]

If they even have one lmao.

[@shumcr]

trucks overloaded in this country.?? Never!!!!

[@ruben_balea]

It was not an "accident due to overload" because such overload was not accidental, it was a typical "damage or failure due to negligence" But that seems to happen more or less in every country, there is always some trucker who tries to save a trip by loading his truck twice as much.

[@Observerl]

Yes, it was a good joke, accidentally overloaded. I see so many videos from these countries and I have to say that overloading is standard there. Nobody cares about weight, it will be loaded as long as there is space. And mostly even beyond that. Especially bad with small trucks, these are often so overloaded that the leaf springs are not only horizontal but even bent upwards. I have no pity for the people there, on the contrary I have pity for the raped machines. Raped from people who don't have even the slightest understanding of technology or physics.

[@ron827]

We don't need no stinkin OSHA rules.

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

There’s no overloading in Pakistan. There’s heavy trucking and broke equipment.

[@stevo68]

Overloaded? Surely not.

[@bradanderson1627]

It’s great that you where able to straighten and rebuild the old one good on you! But myself I would be comfortable in my skin reusing it I would have replaced it. All that metal is fatigued and I think well compromised there fore I’d scrap it.

[@robertmccully2792]

They brought it there because they wanted it done cheap

[@stevo68]

I wonder how many people they kill with some of their shitty workmanship.

[@cojones8518]

Metal fatigue is probably one of the least worries on that truck. Check that cylinder "eye" at 25:40. DOT would have a stroke if they saw that.

[@richardbell7678]

Welcome to a world where labor, even skilled tradesmen's labor, is cheap and parts are expensive. In the first world, the parts are not worth five hours of a heavy duty mechanics wages, let alone twenty to thirty, but in Karachi, Pakistan, the math favors repairing the part over replacing it.

[@n.mcneil4066]

And that cylinder eye even has a hole for a grease fitting/@@cojones8518

[@anthonioscotland1842]

Well done 👍👍👍 gentlemen 🔥🔥🔥🔥👍

[@JACK-nt8jz]

Safety sandals on , welding sunglasses weared and we go straight to the next overloading , no fear !

[@Observerl]

*_Accidentally_* overloaded, there has to be so much time.

[@DavidRelphWorkLife]

I guess safty at work is not a thing ....................................

[@BigDogRidgeback]

No eye protection. These men wear sandals while using a cutting torch. Lord have mercy! But i have to hand it to the Pakistan people,they are tuff!

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

Come with me, and you’ll see, a world of OSHA violations! ………

[@rearspeaker6364]

in the twilight zone series voice!

[@nickchannel5364]

My favorite is the donkey flat bed vehicle of course, as well as when night falls the men still work. Truly amazing.

[@porkyswelding]

1 horsepower

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

And that donkey also gets scared at night!

[@n.mcneil4066]

You can be sure that the donkey driver is a driver owner that his rig is paid for.

[@mrbill8542]

Love the steel toed boots !!!

[@DXT61]

The sandals just get me. Running a torch, welder. Those feet must be like leather.

[@johntheoldmod]

It's reassuring to know that they have learned their lesson and obviously won't overload it again, also that NO grease or paint was wasted in this repair. seriously though you have to admire what they achieve with what they have and be thankful they are not operating on our roads.

[@FrankHeuvelman]

*_"and obviously won't overload it again"_* Hahahahahah! Nice joke. I have to remember that one.

[@Top5cring]

That shit is not gonna operate for that long. It'll fail again.

[@johnreid1503]

These guys do a great job with the tools they have. Just goes to show, you don’t have to have a lot of expensive tools.

[@lennyf1957]

There's no way I would ever drive one of these trucks after these guys worked on it. They may be doing the best job they can with the tools and equipment they have, but it's scary to think how unsafe it all is.

[@freddog5218]

they make me feel guilty for the equipment I have in my shop at my small ranch. welders hoists plasma cutters etc.

[@tinkernaut8736]

Overloading isn't by accident, you choose to overload...

[@UhtredRagnarsson1949]

I like the battering rams that they have on their trucks, cool.👍👍👍

[@timcowan637]

Another good video from the “health and safety” flip flop gang😂😂👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@in_the_wild_17]

عمل رائع ومتقن وسليم للشاحنه مع عدم امان هؤلاء العمال الرائعين اتمنى ان يراعي هذا الفريق امانهم بلباس احذية وخوذات الحماية

[@wendyfermo32]

Necessary mother of all inventions

[@michelray1396]

Ces hommes sont vraiment super géniaux,avec peut de moyens ils arrivent à faire un travail incroyable! 👍👍🏆🏆👏👏👍👍🇨🇭

[@Malikshahzad-official]

Very nice

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

Those welder guys have to be colorblind

[@user-mw9eh2yc9u]

Кран работает рядом с проводами и кузовом их задевает.Это жесть....

[@F5MIKE]

Ótimo vídeo, parabéns, o youtuber do Pakistao estão de parabéns ja sigo 2, admiro muito seu povo, recuperam de forma artesanal as pecas o que preocupa é a falta de equipamentos de segurança para as pessoas, aqui no Brasil se troca a peça inteira. Porque os caminhões tem aquele parachoque na frente?

[@ronaldwarren1267]

They even put pjarmers on there trucks

[@johnnyross3340]

ALWAYS...😃😃😃

[@robertrobbins5456]

How do you gentlemen do it? Welding and cutting and not burning your feet off from the sparks and slag flying around? Awesome work! More people should get such a work ethic....

[@riliwi]

Well if they wouldnt load these trucks with 4000. tons maybe the wouldnt break as often Just an observation!!!!

[@paulengland2826]

Mesmerising , gifted , hardworking Craftsmen ! Only wished they were in Suffolk as my 2004 Merc CLK would idles them

[@pieterlagemaat611]

They really making museum art, nothing technical here

[@leebeckwith7320]

That was a great job done. 🎉🎉

[@loucool5790]

They sure do keep the track Mechanics busy fixing overload brake downs in Pakistan 😂

[@islawilliams9572]

good enough for another 100 million miles.

[@CitroTeam]

I believe that every 3 months they need to repair everything again.

[@venenareligioest410]

Note to myself: buy a set of these work pyjamas!

[@nevillesmith9795]

In most (if not in all) 1st world countries the work carried out by guys like this would be deemed unsafe, illegal, and unroadworthy. But this is not a 1st world country. I dont condone nor disagree of how they go about but they are only trying to make ends meet

[@Observerl]

The standards that apply here have their reasons. It is mathematically and physically predictable that the "repair" shown here will be neither safe nor permanent. I want to see you when you get involved in an accident and then it turns out that the person who caused the accident was driving in a box like that.

[@lorenrasmussen338]

Truck beds and hoists are usually damaged during material hang up or sloping dump areas. Rolling the truck is gonna get exciting…..

[@robertocastrosilva7258]

Eu Roberto Castro parabenizo vocês todos pelo seu trabalho Deus continue abençoando vocês em nome de Jesus Cristo/ //Brasil

[@enriquerodriguez7091]

Mis respetos a estos hombres, con muy poco equipo y cero elementos de seguridad hacen un gran trabajo.😮

[@zulkifliisa8274]

Hiasan melampau buat berat lori je

[@rude252]

With all the moving parts in that lift mechanism i didnt see any grease zerks let alone any grease... amazing

[@Observerl]

Who the fuck needs lubrication? If something falls apart, just take it back to the “workshop” to fix it.

[@user-ns6sp8mv8f]

Молодцы 😊.

[@rverro8478]

OSHA would have a field day, with those businesses.

[@rearspeaker6364]

OSHA would drop dead immediately if they visited this!!

[@rogelioortiz8802]

This guy with the donkey needs to let the donkey get a rest carrying all those heavy metal parts . And the wagon is about 200 pounds and the weight of rider and metals wow thats messed up.

[@julianp2868]

fantastic watching you guys

[@johnberry1107]

Very nice. Good content. Everything needs to make a contribution. Stay safe! Bless.

[@oat138]

Hard working people...However, I don't have much confidence in that repair!!!

[@niltonrocha6318]

Equipamentos de segurança é zero para um acidente não falta nada.

[@thingsrestoration1]

amazing skill sir bhut hard work hai

[@pkamazingskills1867]

Thanks

[@NetzKanal]

Wir bruzzln uns nen Kipper zusammen 😃

[@JorgeAntonioRomeroEspinola]

El primer gran error, es mantener el centro de gravedad muy alto, siendo que va a llevar carga pesada... Y luego hay muuchos otros errores que lo llevan casi a la locura...

[@RolandElliottFirstG]

safety at its absololute worse, quality control at its worse, all the material used has been stressed and damaged it will never be safe to use.

[@PUTDEVICE]

how much weight is this truck built to handle. 10-12 tons. ok load 20 tons. no wonder they go broke, but they have to be overweight to make money. but agree that they are damn good considering the tools they have.

[@brucezalak3298]

Love the donkey cart !

[@rightontheborder]

Its hilarious to me that they do all this work in sandals. Seriously.

[@grahamrichmond7920]

Love how they make do with wot they got

[@horiatinca6372]

Toată stima pentru măgar. Măgărușul face toți banii.

[@anytractorman]

They should of made a new hoist instead of fixing the fatiged metal, we all know once metal is bent up then straightened its never as strong again.

[@richardcline1337]

OSHA, the bane of all things professional, would crap their little lace panties of they were to walk up onto a place like this in the so-called "free" America. Cutting torches while wearing sandals, etc. These people get the job done with very few resources.

[@robertlemoi7919]

Definitely there is no quality control here.The welding leaves a lot to be desired.

[@TheFeFactor]

at 17:01 does he say that he needs a banana?

[@robertcowley1894]

You have to hand it to these guys, they can fix anything. Not sure if I would want to drive that truck on a job hauling anything.

[@venenareligioest410]

According to the ILO reports, in Pakistan 2.2 million people die every year due to work-related accidents or illness, more than 270 million workers are injured and an estimated 160 million suffer work-related illness.

[@GeraldMcCunn]

On the basis that the population is only 241 million, they must be importing victims.

[@HanmixTires]

Love to see more of this.

[@wattienewton5967]

Well that takes it all even using a donkey for you're yard you guys are amazing and also very good worker's the technology is 100 year's behind Good on men still getting the jobs done

[@chrisoconnell5143]

Sandals while welding?

[@Tatal.b]

Devido as condições precarias até que da pra relevar

[@mikep3509]

Does anyone know the purpose of the bunch of chains hanging below the front bumper?

[@Per409]

Male truck, must have a beard. hahaha

[@johnsmith2076]

I read somewhere that the more bling a truck has, the more successful the driver appears, and therefore more likely to get hired. I'd appreciate a cultural expert's opinion tho'.

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

dThey need to discover Blaster, WD-40 and Kroil. Proper eye protection would not hurt, either. They do know how to make heavy duty but crude clamping devices.

[@Christopher-iu6lg]

Steel toe sandals?

[@petemisc4291]

Again, love those steel toe’d sandals

[@rickey5353]

The Sketchy Brothers Carnival of Dangerous Ideas LLC.

[@jarlegregersen7496]

Do you try to build the dumper case as high as possible? holy shit,must be exstremly top heavy loaded

[@n.mcneil4066]

Loaded tandem & semi dump trucks are tipsy at the best of times when box is raised while they are on a side incline.

[@crocodile2006]

The only one who seemed to know what they were doing was the donkey....

[@TheSoloAsylum]

Not a pair of shoes in the whole town.

[@chrisoconnell5143]

Imagine if he went thru a DOT station!!!

[@stevenfan1218]

That is one of the worst things I've seen them do...that will get someone killed..it will definitely brake again

[@petemisc4291]

Never ceases to amaze me how much squatting goes on in India or Pakistani (where ever this is )

[@baldyoldfart5828]

I wonder what that powder which came off when he was grinding was... nothing good for his health I'm sure..ships aren't know for health benefits...

[@user-ij2cq7lf9y]

Вместо кузова, можно ставить ж/д вагон😂 Разницы ни какой

[@user-bv4mt4ef6x]

это наши друзья по БРИКС. ещё немного и мы скатимся к ним

[@williampihahuna195]

Poor donkey, he work so hard i'm so sad for him.

[@clifficus]

Going by the standard of welding and complete lack of grease used in this rebuild I think that the guarantee on this job would be 5 minutes or 5 miles, whatever comes first.

[@GeraldMcCunn]

God help 'em if that truck ever does 5 miles in 5 minutes.

[@user-uv4mg4ve9p]

How about spending less on decorating and more on maintenance?

[@GeraldMcCunn]

Ars longa vita brevis

[@lockburner2000]

Grease gun would go along ways to help!!

[@n.mcneil4066]

There was not one grease fitting on this whole hoist setup.

[@matthewtaylor3308]

I would hesitate to trust a rebuild job on a structural part that has already failed once… or twice. 🤦‍♂️

[@Jeff-ty4oi]

Very easy solution don't overload the bloody thing simple..

[@chrisoconnell5143]

Hey india a truck lasts longer if it is not overloaded

[@lennyf1957]

"This truck was accident"??? What the fuck does that mean?

[@apinnobita618]

lebi tepatnya memang sudah usang... banyak yang sudah keropos atau karatan

[@bigbird9186]

Crane hit wires above it I seen

[@indefatigable9]

Я тебя слепила из того что было......😂

[@stevenfan1218]

Grease worms done ate it up.

[@waynetaylor5227]

a city of horn blowers. the project was an OSHA nightmare ! never seen a crane's wheels turn when in the air and in use.

[@Planner38]

What happened to this truck is not an accident but rather an act of negligence. The truck was poorly modified, has been poorly maintained, and has likely been overloaded its entire life. Thus, experiencing a major mechanical or structural failure was inevitable. When the failure occurred, the clown squad was brough in to bend and bang things back into shape and do some fourth rate welding so that the clown squad and the vehicle's owner could say the vehicle was "repaired." The cycle of negligence begins again. There seems to be no shame associated with the perpetual cycles of negligence because people never learn anything and never do anything differently.