Truck diesel tank repair | truck shrink diesel tank repair work | Indian mechanics
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2022
- Truck diesel tank repair | truck shrink diesel tank repair work | Indian mechanics
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Am I the only one impressed he used a cold chisel faster than I do with an angle grinder?
The guy was a master with that thing.
Yeap, when you need to work faster use time lapse 😂 that works for me 😉
I hope you would know that was sped up 2 or 3X, an angle grinder would have done wonders.
@@dc6233 You've never seen me try to use an angle grinder
An angle grinder would have ignited the residual fuel in the tank... Is not the best option
Im 42 years old and when I have started to work like car mechanic we use to repair almost any componentof truck/ car. And now old part goes to garbage and new on car. Repairing was and always will be cheaper. This is real work!
These people rarlet have options to just run down the road and buy a new one or even a used one.
And most countries we would consider third world countries they simply can't get the parts or it's cheaper to fix it by hand than it is to actually obtain another one. Gave me the piper Factory
When I was a boy, my father taught me that REAL MECHANICS FIX things and the rest only replace parts.
$130.00 an hour is what my repair shop charges.
only if you don't value your free time.
Я думал, они его воздухом надуют обратно, как шарик.
он легких путей не ищут)))
@@user-pk4wl4fy9k да там вообще много лишних манипуляций. Зачем то по деревянному бревну били внутри бочки. Нет что б сразу кувалдами внутри стучать
Не, воздухом нельзя. Если разорвёт, получим большую бомбу. А вот наполнить водой и давить насосом для опрессовки аппаратов и трубопроводов самое то.
@@user-ek2ul2hg1w бревно не оставляет волн, а просто кувалдой, вытягивается металл. Они знают, что делают. 💯😎👍
В колхозе бочки для опрыскивания выравнивали мощным компрессором, а тут ребята любят по настоящему потрахаться. А сварка бака без продувки воздухом или хотя бы заполнением водой это вообще кайф... дешевые видать у них работяги.
All the guys sitting on the bench are thrilled to be out of the house and away from the wives. It's such a pleasure to be alive with one's friends out in the fresh air. Makes one almost feel alive again.
4:42 Preparing calcium carbide to produce acetylene for the welding process.
Nice catch. It shows their gas generator too. Do they compress the acetylene before the torch? What about the O2?
@@frankhage1734 the top piece of the generator does that...if you actually try to run acetylene through a compressor and into a tank, you'll soon be in need of a new workshop
Was wondering what that was
@@frankhage1734 Acetylene is unstable above 15 PSI, so I’m guessing that the lid allows a slight pressure but won’t let it over pressure.
Wth how does that work??
В случае если бак не имеет дыр, выправить его можно с помощью компрессора, не снимая. Я у себя так и лечу с случае «схлопывания».
так это ж индейцы)
Ага а где риск, где пренебрежение ТБ. Скучно живете!
The sound of all that hammering at 3X speed gave me flash backs of when I was in a war zone.
Только эти люди могут руками это, я уверен что остальные искали какого-нибудь автоматизированных способов выровнять эту топливную бочку. Молодцы
The one dude just chillin'...sitting there with his legs crossed, calmly observing had me making up an "inner monologue" of what he was thinking. These are some of the best videos to watched stoned 🙃😄🙃😉
He is the owner, I think
Nice to see a video where the hammer is the right tool. That was a lot of work and great results.
Funny how they haven't improved on the hammer much since it was invented!
No special machinery, and no PPE (Personal Protection Equipment, e.g. Safety Glasses, Hearing Protection, Gloves, Leather Aprons, etc.). Just hand tools, elbow grease and flip flops. Yet their work is astoundingly brilliant. My deepest respects are in order.
Суровые ребята. Для них похоже нет невыполнимых задач.
С такой технологией эти мастера без работы не останутся.
а вы обратили внимание на генератор ацетеленовый, две бочки одна в одну и я так понял мешочек с карбидом во внуторь. такой технологии я не встречал.
@@user-om3pu8ne5u да уж - очевидное невероятное, а мы ещё по старинке видать работали с генераторами и манометрами
@@user-om3pu8ne5u Ты видно куда бы не смотрела, всегда видишь только х на заборе, на 17.50 лежит баллон газовый, из него идут два шланга на горелку, где ты там увидела генератор карбида с мешочком с бочкой одна в одну??!!!!!! 🤦♂️
@@oleg1701 Ещё один слепой 🤦♂️ Когда ты работал по старинке, у них уже были такие баллоны на 17.50🤣
@@user-yw2ns2ms2y вообще то я он, и как пишут братья китайцы из за разности мониторов, возможно что и не понял. в свое время подрывался на генераторе.
Wow….! I thought 2nd tank will not come to round shape.. it’s incredible work
using the railway track to reshape the drum was genius !!
Seeing videos like this I have come to realise a great truth ... I can get rid of all my power tools, all I need is a pair of flip flops, job done.
Отличный насос и пробка гермитичная
а если он ртом сасал? )))
Ну да вакуум творит чудеса !!
надо всего лишь было подключить насос наоборот, а не это вот всё)
Sterile environment - it's a fuel tank, no foreign objects. No problem - we have a gravel floor! lol Love it.
For a minute I thought that was the "Titan submersible" (no disrespect). But I was clearly mistaken. Good JOB gentalman!
OSHA approved flip-flops. Priceless. Great job. When you have more time than money.
That was an awful lot of hard work. I would have fashioned some wood or metal of the same diameter and used a jack to press them out? Well done.☘️👍
they couldn't find a company with a metal roller?
20 minutes on a roller and it would have been perfect
Air pressure with tank inside a jig to limit expansion. Hammer in after if desired.
Maioria comenta como se eles estivessem em um país de primeiro mundo com todos os recursos tecnológicos disponíveis, e não em um país subdesenvolvido em que se tem que fazer trabalhos como artesãos.
Just remember to replace the faulty air vent valve in the filler cap 🧐
так не интересно , тогда им нечего будет делать )
That's why it shrinked in the first place?
@@igualnimp yes
Oh lord I hope they didn't forget that lol lol
Nope vent cost more then repair
Vishwakarma at work...
May lord Vishnu and Shiva grant them long health and wealth...
Great working...
Enjoyed their greasy hands
Shankar purohit
Truly impressive, especially the man doing the cold chisel and beating work with the sledgehammer. Amazing talent, with no safety equipment and terrible working conditions. These guys are amazing, very well done.
But of course if you were tell that to that guy he would say, "What?" Because he's been deaf for years. Hurt my ears just watching it on the computer.
@@kthwkr even the bystanders were too close. A few cigarettes and a rest will clear the ringing from the ears I'd imagine.
On a more serious note...safety awareness, equipment and standards are sadly a first world luxury which were ignored by the West/other economically advanced societies until enforced by the state.
But yeah - my ears!!
It's amazing people can fix him and do anything unbelievable. The craftsmanship is unbelievable
If you can't beat a piece of mild steel back in to submission with a 4x4, a hunk of train track and 4 3lb hammers, you'd fit right in with this group...
Here in America that tank would of been scrapped!! These men can fix almost anything that is broke!
These men are amazing , it's awesome to see people with natural skills still performing work that has been deemed unfixable 👍👏
With a pressure washer hooked up to the tank it could have been blown back in no time, probably while still fitted to the truck. These hard working guys always find a way with limited equipment!
✌♥️🇬🇧
i thought they could have done it with compressed air???
No only with lands hard work
@@alejandroaguilar9038
Hi, yeah it could be done with air, but that can be dangerous with a tank that size, should it split. But done carefully with a bit of heat on the creases it would be possible, I have seen motorcycles tanks done that way. 👍✌♥️🇬🇧
Agreed Leave on truck then air up tanks after all they are thin, but they prob couldnt charge as much either.
@@alejandroaguilar9038
Yeah, when they first started on it I thought they would take out the dodgy breather valve and plum it up to trucks brakes compressor, jobs done.
As you say though, maybe that would be too easy 😉
I'm entertained that there's always 1 or 2 people working and dozens more watching.
Very Skilled workers using rudimentary tools.
It’s amazing what these guys do with a little bit of homemade acetylene and a bunch of elbow grease!
I just want to say, great job and Hi to all of the UA-cam safety experts over here!!!
The old guys sitting there with the loud banging...lol.. like it was TV...😂
FASCINATING TO WATCH THESE EXPERTS AT WORK WITH ONLY THE BASIC OF TOOLS ! GREAT JOB TOO !
These fellows are real craftsmen, I take my hat off to them.
I was like no way. Then I saw the finished work. Very good job.
The two gentlemen sitting next to him as he bang’s away don’t even flinch, guess they went deaf from sitting there every day lol.
If they moved they lost their seats , knew it was going to be a long day ! : )
WOW THE TRUCK IS HUGE.. THE PICTURE IS VERY GOOD..I LOVE IT
These guys are amazing craftsmen.
Them guy's are second to none. Brilliant work.
Awesome job guys your real craftsman 👍
Take care stay safe and may your God bless you always 🙋♂️🇬🇧
OSHA would have a field day. I'm grateful for modern safety guidelines but this video shows how fast an unencumbered and talented worker with simple tools could do the job in former times.
No safety equipment, the equipment is a small hammer, a big hammer, a 4x4, and a railroad tie...now that is impressive!
yeah i was thinkin the same. "method for no equipment or less"
The sad part is they likely made a hundred bucks or less
Was worried about the guy sitting on the chair 6 feet away from Mr sledgehammer.
India's favourite tool is........The big Hammer !!!!!🤣
Amazing , but i noticed the sun was early morning & it was late in the day.
Good to see they're equipped with the appropriate safety gear!
Anything goes in India that's why we can't compete with them.
@@stephengillott9435 you can compete with them, but you don't want to. They can't compete with us...
Hahah lmao 😂
Lmao I’m callin OSHA😂
The sandals they wear are special "safety" sandals designed to allow your toes to fly off in the event you drop a heavy sharp chunk of steel on them.
Ive repaired a number of aluminum fuel tanks over my career and i would've scrapped that badly bent section. Nothing a little hard work cant fix i guess. Shit im impressed all to hell. Good job guys!!
The guy on the bench is the best part. No matter what they do just sits ther unimpressed.
Damn buddy!! He broke his ass fixing that diesel tank. Nice work buddy👍✌respect.
Spent 18 months in Italy - wish I had a video of the metal work done on a Lamborghini Miura that had been rolled - that was just stunning - in the white, - looking like it had just been stamped out.... at that stage a small body hammer and a hand held steel block.
Could be done with water or air but difficult to control and equipment is required. I must admit that these guys did a damn good job of it! Despite the conditions. I have done all sorts of welding including oxy-acetylene. But I did it with gloves and some goggles! How in the hell can they see the bead to control the weld? Like staring at the sun to look for sunspots.
and wearing open sandals lol....
Eventually he will get blind.
@@billkichman7770 Safety sandals are a requirement. Can't perform any welding, forging, or other dangerous kind of work without them.
Water from a tap (here, anyway...) is about 45 PSI I believe. Should be waaaay more than you need to do this tank. But in their country I have no idea if that's even an option, seeing how they make their own gas for the cutting torch!
@@Gersberms yes, completely filling it with water, pressurized to a very low pressure , say 20 psi would have gotten the tank 95 % there. Then a little mallet work would have done the rest. Next time make sure the vent is working!
I love how the two older fellows just sit there with there legs crossed, never even flinching, as this guy is swinging a massive sledge hammer making what I can only imagine as an ear shattering noise, right next to them
Great work, although their neighbors must love them with all that hammering. LOL
Hola desde República Dominicana felicidades por el trabajo que hacen muy bueno a pesar de la herramientas rudimentaria que utilizan bien
Easier to pour a little petroleum into the empty tank and ignite it. The resulting sudden increase in pressure would get out most of the dents out a lot faster.
The trick is getting the volume of petroleum right so you don’t launch the tank into low earth orbit! 😉
We use a quarter stick of dynamite, does the same thing, makes more noise but gives us something to chuckle about through the day, and stories to tell around the campfire on weekends. 8*)
And it would generate at least 1 M views on YT... if somebody would sit on it at least 10 M..
Жаль, что у них нельзя налить в бак воду, а потом заморозить. Бак выпрямился бы на раз-два.
Has a tendency to blow the ends off but you can't tell him he's deaf as a post now!
The result of a vacuum can be reversed, but not the subsequent casualties. It is dynamic what the vacuum did.
The diesel tank is anyway air tight.... Just fill the tank with high pressure air and it ll be back to shape without any hammering... science is everywhere❤️
"when I nod my head, you hit it HARD with this hammer!!"...
Increible habilidad, casi sin herramientas. Los felicito.
Не проще наполнить водой , потом закрыть. И на костер поставить так в тыщу раз быстрее будет
Props to the fella who quietly sits crossed legged on a chair and watches a maniac bashing a metal tank with a sledge hammer.
I was praying all the cut for a spark!!! GOD bless You.
А почему не надуть? Или водой большим давлением надуть используя мойку высокого давления.
У них там нет такого,кувалдой проще,и дешевле.
слишком просто.
А вообще видос хороший- включил на полную громкость в два часа ночи. Теперь в подъезде со мной никто не здоровается.
@@user-gr1gk5fd1y ага скоро начнут приходить ремонтировать канистры
These guys know how to work. Meanwhile in America the average 20 yr old male cannot change a car tire....and many more are confused about their sex. Yep, we're done.
That's because their fathers didn't teach them and you let your educators take industrial arts out of schools because of the costs of equipment and liability insurance for your sue-happy parents. Sex has nothing to do with it - it's education and parental involvement. Americans like to complain more than act.
Super super io vi ammiro
You can thank Obama for that 😂 he fundamentally transformed america
So true lazy queer deadbeat country
Facts
Stuff like this makes me think, who is the most evolved? The people who make specific machines to produce a brand new tank. Or the people who can make an old tank perfect with so little tools?
After watching all these videos. I now understand why USA never could win in Afghanistan or Iraq.. some god Daam harding working people. Protecting there land..
Check out that homemade acetylene generator (4:42) made from two tubs. Man, one flashback and the whole shop will explode! Holy shit
These guys repair instead of replace. Props
Домкрат в помощь, я так бочки мяты ровнял
Heck of a show, I'm surprised it took him so long to cut the other end, all in all it looked good they definitely earned that pay.
Perfeito, parabéns pelo trabalho.
Проще из двух бочек сварить новый бак. Очень тонкий металл.
А я бы компрессором накачал и выровнял.
Чого бідні , бо дурні. Чого дурні, бо бідні.
Судя по металлу он изначально из бочек и сделан !!!!
@@user-pl5xc8cf6v компрессором, мазахист?! Я пойму еще водой, но воздухом. Проще говоря самоубийца, что граната с замедлителем получится.
Я канистру двадцати литровую КАМАЗом наехал в лепёшку. Выкинул сначала но потом мужики подсказали что можно накачать. Жалко новая канистра же. Выточил с толстой резины пробку в горловину, забил в неё трубку под шланг и накачал. 23 литра стала канистра
I was half expecting them to cut a hole in the tank and send in a small man to hammer it out...lol
Hats off to these guys. Excellent Job!
I'm really impressed, who needs safety equipment, just gets in the way of progress. No TIG or MIG welding here, gas has worked for years and still works. I would have cut the cylinder into a long piece of sheet metal, pounded out the dents and welding it back together, but these guys know what they are doing, good work!
I was impressed by the acetylene "cylinder", at 4:42
Can you imagine how quickly the Indian economy would tank if they started loading all the OH&S palaver on to these workers?!
@@mikef.1000 Littel talked about fact here in the US is how many on-the-job injuries and accidents come from the overuse of safety gear and practices.
Despite often making the top 5 causes of injury in most any given occupation and trade, injury/accident due to safety gear/practices are rarely ever listed let alone documented for what they are.
Most company safety inspectors are pressured by OSHA and the like regulatory agencies to purposely not list such things as the cause, but something else even if it's a painfully obvious and a lame scapegoat excuse and everyone knows it.
You seem to have some knowledge on this area. I am curious about beating out the dents, particularly the areas where the metal was really creased. Doesn't beating out a crease create a big weak point and potential leak?
@@centexan I know you're not addressing me (I think you mean @emptech ) but I don't think beating out the dent is a problem in this case, as the tank is not under pressure.
Congratulations, aos guerreiros, trabalhadores incansável.
Индусы чемпионы по работе на коленке 😀👍🔥
I love the OSHA approved flip flops...gonna get me a pair for stone wall masonry work.
Если топливный бак был сжат отрицательным давлением, то логично было бы выправить его положительным давлением...
Это ведь гораздо легче, чем рихтовать все 100% повреждений?
Ребят, подскажите им)))
Только где же его взять, это давление!
Хотя можно было его создать с помощью карбида.
@@countrymoonshiner2300 да когда они его варить начали я так и подумал, что хороший взрывпакет им в помощь.
Genau die selbe Idee hatte ich auch!?
@@countrymoonshiner2300 einfach mit Wasserhochdruckreiniger Wasser hinein pressen !?!?
@@fionaeller7809 😁
Impressionante que fazem milagre com poucas ferramentas!
Miracolous is them to have all their fingers yet
@@federicotorres5530 it's true !
Yeah, They got it fixed... But everybody in the town is now deaf... Including me! Nice...
For the tools you have available great job.
Ookay, I'm already aware of the limitations of materials and tools where you live, but there are some idea's to consider:
From what I understand, the tank collapsed due to the air vent getting blocked and the fuel pump's suction reduced the air pressure in the tank enough to cause it to collapse.
Sooo... if the pump is strong enough to collapse the tank, why don't you fill the tank with water, then use a similar fuel pump (with the cutoff disabled) to pump water INTO the tank?
If I'm right, that type of pump would be strong enough to put the tank under enough pressure to push the collapsed sections back out and a little teasing with a hammer could ease the creases in the metal.
Tank fixed, less noise and zero need to play with the welder.
A for effort
A for results
E for the most obnoxious method possible.
All in all, its the end result that counts.
I DO suggest trying the technique I suggested, it could save your ears from all that hammering and your eyes from arc eye
Air pressure outside the tank collapses the tank, not the suction from the pump. You would need a lot more pressure than a diesel lift pump would put out to push the dents out of that tank, and it would be very difficult to control what shape the tank would be after you got it to a pressure that would push the sides out.
@@--_DJ_-- you're spot on regarding the air pressure. With the inner air pressure being reduced, the outside air pressure would press on the tank, causing it to collapse.... I guess my original attempt at explaining it wasn't good enough.
Either way, my hope was the pump could push enough water into the tank to work on returning the cylinder to its former shape, but you are right, the flat ends of the tank could bulge outwards, though the actual cylinder part, shouldn't deform if you cut the water off at the right time.
I imagine a pressure washer would have the hydraulic force behind it to do the job and have the controll to stop before excessive distortion occurs, but I can't guarantee the state of the tank/drum ends if you don't cut the feed when the cylinder part is straightened out as good as it can be.
I do know some mechanics and restorers have used hydroforming to repair tanks before though, so, from their experience, it should have some degree of success.
As I said though, not sure about the flat ends though
@@--_DJ_-- I can see that you scored low in physics when at school.
You mention the crushing of atmosphere is too great for a lift pump to push the tank back to shape but what you fail to realise is that the lift pump is already within the atmosphere and thus has equilibrium with pressure. Any additional pressure made by the lift pump is a positive pressure above atmospheric air pressure.
Such a simple equation and yet you missed it!
@@jackking5567 The pressure inside the tank and outside the tank being the same has nothing to do with the pressure a lift pump can output. My score in physics has very little bearing on anything here, my experience with lift pumps is pretty handy though.
If you are going to be a smart ass, at least try to sound intelligent while you are doing it.
Awesome work ethic with less than perfect tools. Use what you have. Those guys sitting on the bench listening to all that racket must be hearing impaired, not sure how they handle that lol.
The sound of all that hammering at 3X speed gave me flash backs of when I was in a war zone.
There is no doubt about the extraordinary skill of these people.
But to put something like this in your car and fill it with several hundred litres of fuel (combustible) requires great courage...
Love the guy sitting the bench!
Very impressive! Hard working skilled craftsmen right there! 😃👍
У пацанов что компрессора нет, не проще заткнуть горловину и через штуцер, другой штуцер для компрессора, в крутить и подать воздух, не снимая бак.
Да у них походу даже болгарки нет) можно было бензина чуть налить и поджеч
@@user-jo8ln6cv8b )
@@user-jo8ln6cv8b поэтому мы первые в космосе !
Бак , по виду , литров на 600 . Где на 1500 км . Совок работает где нибудь в карьере . Нах ему такой бак , он же не дальнобой . Половину ровную заварили бы , ему и столько хватит за глаза на неделю .
@@user-dv1rg7oq5r они спят в них )
Finally after 12 minutes video they found effective way..
The right tools go a long way , not like there's a home depot right down the road
Exelente trabalho , parabens ha vocês que saõ proficionais de alto nivel no que se refere a questoēs proficionais . 👀👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👃👃👃👃Goiânia Goiás Brasil !
Love that air hammer cutoff tool.
At the time as a young apprentice I can’t remember how many times I bang my fingers and thumb with a hammer. These guys got hammering superpower’s.
All the comments that say it was excessive hard work...
Yet they all seem to forget, for a Craftsman it's just another breathe of fresh air!😉
The Region is known for their exquisite abilities in metallurgy! This doesn't surprise me one bit, Bravo!
This is just one reason why you should have a working vent.
Either that or someone ran over an elephant...
Очень кропотливая и тонкая работа. Нужно много терпения и усидчивости.💯😎👍
Wow
When labour is cheap and tools are expensive
Good luck Amigos 👍
Those guys are going to be stone deaf… amazing skills 🤠👍
Worse, the ringing in their ears is louder than anything else, and permanent!!
Not one wire brush or grinder were harmed during this repair. 😂
It probably would have been faster to find 2 old 50 gallon drums and weld them together and just put the fill cap and other accessories on the drums. I'm surprised no one has made a back yard roller system to slide the tank onto without the ends and just slowly roll it and apply pressure like you would a sheet metal roller. Hand crank or a really low geared electric motor would straighten that out super past. Almost like their rail road tie system but with 3 rollers and some pressure, no hammering needed.
The most amazing thing is that the workers still have all their toes. ;-)
os caras são muito bons..... parabéns muito bom mesmo ! abraços do Brasil amigos
Saubere Arbeit, Gratuliere!!!!!!!!