За что респект-то ? Ботинки сложно старые надпть, что-ли ? И подол у пижамы ножницами обрезать. И трещину нужно ллифмашинкой разделать, прежде, чем варить
Mis respetos para estas personas, en las condiciones que trabajan son muy profesinales en su labor, a pura fuerza y palancas sin nada de herramientas electricas y neumaticas, son admirables. De verdad mis respetos. Dios los proteja mucho en sus labores.
I am always in AWE when I watch these guys tackle these Huge Jobs with nothing but breaker bars and hand tools and it is truly incredible to see~!! Every time I see someone cry about not having power tools and dozens of battery operated wrenches and gander cranes I wish they would have to spend a tour with these guys~! I have mad respect for their efforts. Subscribed today and best of luck to them~!
Why do you care? Your comment is stupid. You think they’re great well nothings stopping you from working just like them since you think it’s somehow better
Right, we should all aspire to be literally dirt poor mechanics in Pakistan who can't even afford a welding helmet, and probably make as much in a year as an American mechanic makes in a week. If you want to break your back for pennies a day, go join them- some people try to actually build a better industry and working environment so that people have options other than to die in completely preventable mishaps, or live with broken backs from working hard labor from the age of 9.
@@Blueshirt38it has nothing to do with “aspiration”……it’s respect for those who make the best with what they have and the intelligence that arises when one is limited on what is available. Living in the most technologically advanced and comfortable place in the world we sometimes lose touch with what is possible when actually pressed to make do. Everywhere is not the US (or other advanced countries) and never will be.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
Nothing like fitting a new seal using the sharp end of a screwdriver. Don't grind out the crack, just weld over it. Wipe the old seals down, chuck them on the ground, soak them in oil and put them back in. Amazing work technique.
If you looked carefully you would have seen the welder arc gouge the crack/old weld. These guys know more about keeping worn out equipment in the field and making money/progress. Working on heavy equipment means a lot of make-do, not everyone has a Cat dealership right down the road. The screwdriver on the o-ring was on the back side non sealing surface of the ring. And it wasn’t a screwdriver it was an old valve. Make no mistake, these are good-old-boys who know exactly what they are doing.
@@petermoto409 I noticed they removed a lot of streel around the crack and then filled that space. Like the fact there are two or three masters, three journeymen and three apprentice labourers (and make-do tools) --- looks all good from my perspective.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
My favorite part is where the guy is inspecting the shiny new tapered roller bearing to make sure its clean and undamaged, and then he throws it in the dirt.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
I'll never complain about any of our technical advancements ever again,...watching this, makes me understand how lucky we are here, in the Western world.
Mis respetos para toda esa gente trabajadora y sin ropa de seguridad a veces sin zapatos saludos desde Guadalajara Jalisco México y que dios me los bendiga
Very impressive THE skill involved, the use of very basic but exactly the tools needed. The use of the machines power to make it possible. But to me most of all the way the guys worked together as a team. Always moving in just at the right moment needed to help take the strain or fit the correct piece. Would have taken massively expensive and complicated workshop facilities to do the same task in one of the 'Developed' countries. Very impressive.
very crude tools indeed but im impressed by them having an actual press tool that looks just about what we would use in western countries, i expected 5 guys with sledge hammers to bang on it for 20 mins
Look again. If that old weld hasn't been removed by about a half inch plus before he started welding again then I'm, and you, are blind. These guys do phenomenal repairs that in the western world would give you nightmares but they keep the stuff running at minimal costs. What amazed me is that they seemed to have the exact correct wrenching socket, puller adapters and special tools exactly when necessary so this was not their first trip around this block. They've been here before. Another thing that stood out is they all had shoes (safety?) on instead of Sandals.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
Great bunch of hard workers that everyone seems to know what they are doing and what to do to get the job done, This is hard work but I see smiles on their faces, A+++++ videos
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
@@ZFG001 aber hat keine wärmebehandlung durchgeführt. und die stromstärke mit seinen dünnen elektroden ist viel zu schwach und ergeben nicht den benötigten einbrand. deswegen war das schonmal genaus so schlecht geschweißt. und es wird wieder nicht halten. wer aus seinen fehlern nicht lernt ist dumm und bleibt dumm. chinesisches sprichwort
Mis respetos para estas personas en las condiciones en que trabajan , son muy profesionales en su trabajo, sin nada de herramientas neumaticas modernas, solo palancas y fuerza. Son admirables su amor al trabajo que realizan. Dios los proteja en sus labores tan riesgozas, mis respetos y admiracion.
For all the negative commenters, y'all have become soft with all the pampering in your work place. If these guys can work in these conditions and do the same job you do, they're more man than you'll ever be.
While I don't recommend some of the repairs they do on critical mechanical parts this particular repair is justified. Stress fractures can usually be repaired with a welding repair.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
They are not educated more thsn four grade means four years in class. But see their skill better than high qualifed people. Pakistani doctsrs are performing best in the world like usa, england arabia etc. Producing fighter jets. Missile system is best in the world. We r doing best under our available resources.
Sou grande admirador desses profissionais, com poucos recursos ainda fazem um grande trabalho, fazendo reparos e não simplesmente trocando peças, saudações do brasil
Do you think this is the først dozer they repair? But of course - as always; WE are much better......or what? People who do things different than us are stupid.....or what?
As a person that does Marine repair for a living and also a Cert Auto Tech have nothing but respect for these guys too bad the younger generation in the US has gotten so lazy companies in the trades here are screaming for help and nobody wants to work and a hand out. US has gone to shit. Admire these people that is hard work
Yah well that's what they did to the trade too pay low wage people left the field and the 26 year old kids scared to get dirty soo now what they going do
many kudos to a resourceful crew! looks like anywhere can be "the shop" but....... God Dam Man! just pick up the crap, trash, debris everywhere. u will have a different perspective and perhaps a new appreciation of ur work space
@jakebroesky4409 A CEE-A fan!!!! I'm watching the video and thinking what he would say about this. I think he'd have no problems with most of it other than their lack of keeping bearings as clean as possible.
@@MrHitchikerOzY si te fijas en el min 27:04 el agujero de la rueda sentada tiene la fisura vieja la cual no repararon, no sé si desde allí empieza los problemas!!!
Wheres the cringing equity and diversity job sharing and working from home? What amazing talented men, this Indian nation is going places at pace and will overtake the west in quick order.
These Guyz are just most MOST remarkable and can fix ANYTHING under ANY circumstance Simply inspirational CAT can clearly see how ‘bush mechanics’ are breed of engineering specialists of their own…👊🔥 WELL DONE‼️ 🪖
There was under a quarter of an inch penetration on that weld so it’ll be back in the yard within a week. Not a problem though, as the bearing they threw in the dirt, re used and then knocked the granny out of it will fail well before then.
The best part was towards the end, the 2 guys underneath the front blade with no dunnage, no regard for safe practices whatsoever. O rings jammed in with screwdrivers, splines left dry as a fart, it could be picked apart all day long but it's working again for the time being, SMH...
Ido so love the health and safety awareness, open toed safety boots, hard hats made of strengthened cotton, hi viz jackets that a zebra would be proud of, well done those good men💯
Nice picture of repair. 32:25 "get you heaviest man and let him be the dead weight.." Ft-lbs unknown, but can be estimated. 38:35 : The serrations do the job...
Working on this heavy stuff in flip flops and PJ's, massive respect !!
Non..e.datutti....con...isandali....🇮🇹👍🖐️🇮🇹
За что респект-то ?
Ботинки сложно старые надпть, что-ли ?
И подол у пижамы ножницами обрезать.
И трещину нужно ллифмашинкой разделать, прежде, чем варить
Mis respetos para estas personas, en las condiciones que trabajan son muy profesinales en su labor, a pura fuerza y palancas sin nada de herramientas electricas y neumaticas, son admirables. De verdad mis respetos. Dios los proteja mucho en sus labores.
You noticed that too, flip flops on and no one gets hurt, totally amazing
cant wear work boots in those hot countys ya feet will rot off
When I get to feeling down or depressed, all it takes is one of these awesome videos to set me straight!!!!!
TEAMWORK NICELY DONE. Everyone has a job ..well done.
These guys can figure out a way to fix anything and keep it working. Amazing team effort fellas
I am always in AWE when I watch these guys tackle these Huge Jobs with nothing but breaker bars and hand tools and it is truly incredible to see~!! Every time I see someone cry about not having power tools and dozens of battery operated wrenches and gander cranes I wish they would have to spend a tour with these guys~! I have mad respect for their efforts. Subscribed today and best of luck to them~!
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Why do you care? Your comment is stupid. You think they’re great well nothings stopping you from working just like them since you think it’s somehow better
Right, we should all aspire to be literally dirt poor mechanics in Pakistan who can't even afford a welding helmet, and probably make as much in a year as an American mechanic makes in a week. If you want to break your back for pennies a day, go join them- some people try to actually build a better industry and working environment so that people have options other than to die in completely preventable mishaps, or live with broken backs from working hard labor from the age of 9.
@@Blueshirt38it has nothing to do with “aspiration”……it’s respect for those who make the best with what they have and the intelligence that arises when one is limited on what is available. Living in the most technologically advanced and comfortable place in the world we sometimes lose touch with what is possible when actually pressed to make do. Everywhere is not the US (or other advanced countries) and never will be.
I love those safety sandals...
За идиотизм ?
@@ЛевЖарков-й9з English
steel toes osha approved
Back breaking work on a bulldozer that's 60+ years old ! My respect for all of them and bless them to be safe.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
I love the unhurried pace, good teamwork, no yelling.
It is great to see these Guys get the job done with limited resources. Good job.
Love watching these guys work 👍👏❤
With nothing but a box of tools and elbow grease.... amazing.
Nothing like fitting a new seal using the sharp end of a screwdriver. Don't grind out the crack, just weld over it. Wipe the old seals down, chuck them on the ground, soak them in oil and put them back in. Amazing work technique.
If you looked carefully you would have seen the welder arc gouge the crack/old weld. These guys know more about keeping worn out equipment in the field and making money/progress. Working on heavy equipment means a lot of make-do, not everyone has a Cat dealership right down the road. The screwdriver on the o-ring was on the back side non sealing surface of the ring. And it wasn’t a screwdriver it was an old valve. Make no mistake, these are good-old-boys who know exactly what they are doing.
@@ericmartin5720 Which one of them paid you 50 rupees to say all that crap?
Это не отвертка а клапан и не заострен а сточен под посадочное а сварка иногда режет но это так если вы не знали
Let them do their job worry about pride month
@@petermoto409 I noticed they removed a lot of streel around the crack and then filled that space.
Like the fact there are two or three masters, three journeymen and three apprentice labourers (and make-do tools) --- looks all good from my perspective.
They clearly know how this machine works and how to fix it. Great job.
Love watching you guys working on machines as fixing them. Colin from Surrey England 👍
I dont know about the "expert" portion......but doing what needs to be done, with very few tools / resources.....YES!
Cheers !
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
Driver must be Union....he operates the dozer and holds the breaker pipe.
I'd say that home-made wheel puller was made by experts.
Id let them fix my equipment
So youre a welder are ya? 😅@@TheBauma
Absolute respect for these guys and the work they do.
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
My favorite part is where the guy is inspecting the shiny new tapered roller bearing to make sure its clean and undamaged, and then he throws it in the dirt.
Yeah, me too!
😂
that was a big job.well thought out,well done
great team work.was proud to watch.thank you
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
I'll never complain about any of our technical advancements ever again,...watching this, makes me understand how lucky we are here, in the Western world.
...so agree jack....all those rules and regulations we complain about,are there for a very good reason..
Aqui no Brasil é no máximo 2 pra fazer um serviço desse! Patrão aqui judia do pião.
Of all the UA-cam channels , these are undoubtedly the best and interesting , man meets mountain 💪🏽
Certified Caterpiller technicians!
i have tremendous respect for the work you gentleman do!!!!
23:16 This bearing looks great.....let me lay it here in the dirt for safe keeping!!!
It wouldn’t be Pakistan without every single part hitting the dirt at least once. A plan to have repeat customers ?.
Mis respetos para toda esa gente trabajadora y sin ropa de seguridad a veces sin zapatos saludos desde Guadalajara Jalisco México y que dios me los bendiga
Boy those Chipmunks work hard, don't they? LOL!!
These are truly skilled men
my God increase their livelihood
and protect them from all evil ,
( Arab citizen)
Excellent work, I take it the man in the clean green shalwar kameez is the boss !!
Very impressive THE skill involved, the use of very basic but exactly the tools needed. The use of the machines power to make it possible. But to me most of all the way the guys worked together as a team. Always moving in just at the right moment needed to help take the strain or fit the correct piece. Would have taken massively expensive and complicated workshop facilities to do the same task in one of the 'Developed' countries. Very impressive.
Yup, and they always seem to have time to have a laugh.
the skill of dismanteling the the wheel yes the actual repair weld 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
very crude tools indeed but im impressed by them having an actual press tool that looks just about what we would use in western countries, i expected 5 guys with sledge hammers to bang on it for 20 mins
Wonder how much those apartments are going for ?? :)
@@MegaBait1616 Talk about a short commute.
Excellent work and without a union rep nor OSHA nag insight.
This is something AI can’t help. Pure Common Sense Technology! Kudos!
I can't believe it. I actually seen somebody with a ratchet.. 😮😮these guys are amazing .. they do so much WITH so little😊😊
Talented Pakistani People. ♥♥♥
But...... he didn't gouge out that crack - just welded over the top of it... guaranteed failure
he used the electrode to gouge
Look again. If that old weld hasn't been removed by about a half inch plus before he started welding again then I'm, and you, are blind.
These guys do phenomenal repairs that in the western world would give you nightmares but they keep the stuff running at minimal costs. What amazed me is that they seemed to have the exact correct wrenching socket, puller adapters and special tools exactly when necessary so this was not their first trip around this block. They've been here before. Another thing that stood out is they all had shoes (safety?) on instead of Sandals.
Ya that's not gonna fail its melted like the sun
@@ronwilken521917.53 sandele
He used a gouging rod to burn out the old weld(s) before he did the redid the weld..
Great Job to those Who toil so hard in the Desert Sun.
Great job gentleman!
Proof fancy tools don’t make a mechanic great job guys
The guys skill at arc gouging with a 6013 rod is actually impressive.
Possibly a cuttrode
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
Great bunch of hard workers that everyone seems to know what they are doing and what to do to get the job done, This is hard work but I see smiles on their faces, A+++++ videos
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
@@ZFG001 aber hat keine wärmebehandlung durchgeführt. und die stromstärke mit seinen dünnen elektroden ist viel zu schwach und ergeben nicht den benötigten einbrand. deswegen war das schonmal genaus so schlecht geschweißt. und es wird wieder nicht halten. wer aus seinen fehlern nicht lernt ist dumm und bleibt dumm. chinesisches sprichwort
When the apocalypse comes ,these guys will be up and running, while youre still waiting for the Cat mechanic to show up. Just sayin
And the bank loan required to afford CAT when they finally do show up .
They live in apocalypse…
What are you talking about they have an atomic bomb workshop in the back
@@Defundemorats ...AND...it's nearly ready!...just waitin' on that torque spec...😆
U got that shit right waiting on an estimate lol
So Good...
We Love You Prom Viet Nam...
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Measure it with a Micrometer, Mark it with Chalk, Cut it with a Torch
Those are the cleanest parts ever! Sand and dirt just fall off of them they are so dry! They haven't seen grease since the last time if failed.
A pleasure to watch such skillful men working.................
One thing for sure, safety is not a high priority , or even a priority.
They did get back when using the hydraulic puller, just in case it went south
Wow what a huge amount of work just to remove it never mind repair it. Great teamwork !!
Mis respetos para estas personas en las condiciones en que trabajan , son muy profesionales en su trabajo, sin nada de herramientas neumaticas modernas, solo palancas y fuerza. Son admirables su amor al trabajo que realizan. Dios los proteja en sus labores tan riesgozas, mis respetos y admiracion.
i didnt know the torque spec for that spindle nut was 2 guys
With an 8' pipe.Shorter pipes give lower torque values.
Or three guys then back it off a quarter turn.
Experience. Experience . Experience.
Now u know. Doesn’t matter. Next
Excelente trabajo muy interesante los felicito 👍 👏
For all the negative commenters, y'all have become soft with all the pampering in your work place. If these guys can work in these conditions and do the same job you do, they're more man than you'll ever be.
Lots of jerks!
Made in America. Fixed somewhere else. Great job.
While I don't recommend some of the repairs they do on critical mechanical parts this particular repair is justified. Stress fractures can usually be repaired with a welding repair.
Trabalho de mestre, parabéns a equipe, pelo o esforço e desempenho 👏👏👏
Don't think they cut out enough of the crack before rewelding it.
No worries it had just been done last week
they are not experts. they simply fry another layer on top of the last botched weld. why groove the last botched weld professionally? the customer just comes back in 14 days and then we do it again.
Uh oh another welder wannabe
So this is what warranty work looks like and a dealer repair shop. I just have to say they're attention and commitment to safety is second to none.
30% Caterpillar, 70% ingenuity.
الله يبارك ويزيد 👍👍👍
That drive gear has been welded an re welded since the mid 80s. Legend has it three different generations been working on that same gear
Very interesting and impressive! Outstanding team effort.
Good job without tools this is humans skills in Divelment country's exilent work 👍👈
Now watch some I C Weld equipment repair videos and compare prep and weld quality. He fixes much worse damage than that and does it properly.
An honest day's work, well done gentlemen!
Can you imagine what their hospitals are like. Or their aircraft maintenance.
...or...anything to do with electricity...😳
They are not educated more thsn four grade means four years in class. But see their skill better than high qualifed people.
Pakistani doctsrs are performing best in the world like usa, england arabia etc.
Producing fighter jets.
Missile system is best in the world.
We r doing best under our available resources.
Sou grande admirador desses profissionais, com poucos recursos ainda fazem um grande trabalho, fazendo reparos e não simplesmente trocando peças, saudações do brasil
Полностью согласен с вами! Действительно ремонтируют , а не заменяют детали! 👍
também admiro muito esse tipo de trabalho, um abraco e feliz natal
Подшипники в песок....Отлично!))Зубилом в сепаратор подшипника,все во вмятинах...Бесценно...
Oh&s abounds, dust free area for parts,check. Torque specs check. How long might it last ?
Do you think this is the først dozer they repair? But of course - as always; WE are much better......or what? People who do things different than us are stupid.....or what?
As a person that does Marine repair for a living and also a Cert Auto Tech have nothing but respect for these guys too bad the younger generation in the US has gotten so lazy companies in the trades here are screaming for help and nobody wants to work and a hand out. US has gone to shit. Admire these people that is hard work
Yah well that's what they did to the trade too pay low wage people left the field and the 26 year old kids scared to get dirty soo now what they going do
These guys don't get thing running they don't eat too as good as 3 stooges almost
@@steveib724 You are miss informed you can easily make six figures in the trades and most will train you as entry level
После ремонта техники, владельцу говорят - через неделю ждём тебя Абу снова у нас,ну ты знаешь.😂😂😂😂😂
I like the carbon ark gouger. Clean prep fewer tiny bubbles😊
Always amazed how they work in the dirt
Safety is no problem here. When someone gets Hurt there just replaced with the next warm Body in line!
Facts
hey cool it ! they got there safety sandals on ...
Thatbthe hardest repair i have ever seen, wow, need strong people to do that kind of job.
many kudos to a resourceful crew! looks like anywhere can be "the shop" but....... God Dam Man! just pick up the crap, trash, debris everywhere. u will have a different perspective and perhaps a new appreciation of ur work space
Do they wipe their asses after they ..............?
احترام اينگونه افراد زحمتکش برای من یک وظیفه انسانی است. در پناه خداوند متعال باشید انشاالله
Great teamwork !
This truly makes do with the most basic tools available, I have never seen rails and tracks worn to the point of being used up before.
Much respect! In the USA that would have cost 20 k dollars plus another 20k for parts ..our USA mechanics are good just to change parts.
You do realise that this "expert and magnificent repair technique" will probably only last a few hours....
@jakebroesky4409 A CEE-A fan!!!! I'm watching the video and thinking what he would say about this. I think he'd have no problems with most of it other than their lack of keeping bearings as clean as possible.
Its repair is not more than 200 usd
@@MrHitchikerOzowner of this machine is not fool to get this kind of work for few hours
@@MrHitchikerOzY si te fijas en el min 27:04 el agujero de la rueda sentada tiene la fisura vieja la cual no repararon, no sé si desde allí empieza los problemas!!!
Wheres the cringing equity and diversity job sharing and working from home? What amazing talented men, this Indian nation is going places at pace and will overtake the west in quick order.
Thank you 🙏 great 👍 hard work 😓 and heavy 👏👏👏👍🎥 please 🙏
These Guyz are just most MOST remarkable and can fix ANYTHING under ANY circumstance
Simply inspirational
CAT can clearly see how ‘bush mechanics’ are breed of engineering specialists of their own…👊🔥
WELL DONE‼️
🪖
Tolle Teamarbeit mit einfachen Werkzeug
Awsome where there's a will they is a way mantince of the babies keep up the good work keep the ladies tracking oorrhhhaa
Ребята Респект!❤
With a minimum of tools they manage to make excellent repairs. They are really good.
Bravo great Mechanics.
There was under a quarter of an inch penetration on that weld so it’ll be back in the yard within a week. Not a problem though, as the bearing they threw in the dirt, re used and then knocked the granny out of it will fail well before then.
One day this sprocket will be 100% weld.
The best part was towards the end, the 2 guys underneath the front blade with no dunnage, no regard for safe practices whatsoever. O rings jammed in with screwdrivers, splines left dry as a fart, it could be picked apart all day long but it's working again for the time being, SMH...
Torque tightening specification: 180 ft. lbs. (or as tight as you can make it with two men standing on a breaker bar)
You have never torqued anything
هناك اشخاص لا تنظر الى عقول وايدي القوم بل تنظر الى اقدامهم .... فعلا ان العقول مستويات!!!
Great work!
Boy OSIA would love these guys!
Ido so love the health and safety awareness, open toed safety boots, hard hats made of strengthened cotton, hi viz jackets that a zebra would be proud of, well done those good men💯
I used to run a dozer just like this back in the late 70s….I feel old. My first one was a D8 model 68A with a pup motor 👴🏻
Ok
Nice picture of repair.
32:25 "get you heaviest man and let him be the dead weight.." Ft-lbs unknown, but can be estimated.
38:35 : The serrations do the job...
Well done. Be sure to clean up the garbage when you're done.
very nice job men 👌👌
Great 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great teamwork with the basics.And no EPA to bust their balls.
Three big blokes talk while bouncing up and down on a long lever - definition of a talk wrench.
Reminds me of when I worked on drilling rigs, repairing pumps, draw works, etc. All done in the field.
Great thing about working outside is the lighting is the best! Atleast all day
Great job guys.