These videos never cease to amaze me. People using the barest of tools to complete complicated jobs, but NO ONE CAN BUILD A WORKBENCH!!

No shop, no problem, no overhead hoist, no problem, no impact wrench no problem. I love these guys

I have watched this video with great pleasure because everything I have seen in it is very familiar to me, now I am 75 but in my youth, I worked in the car and truck workshop that my father had, and I have worked and seen work in conditions If not the same, very similar to those in the video and I can assure that experience and skills mean that working like this, an engine is repaired to perfect condition. I know that nowadays everything has become very "elegant", and full of standards of neatness, safety and lighting and beautiful working conditions. But there is a third world where with great heroism and a lot of intelligence, perfect hand work continues to be done, and those of my age we know that years ago it was also done here, and the engines started, the cars ran, the trains circulated, and the ships sailed, without so many rules and verifications. nor so many experts in white coats who dictate how everything should be done.

It's amazing what these people can do with a hammer, wrench, and piece of gum. Mad respect. That kid knows more about engines than Mr. Goodwrench.

I can't give you guys enough respect, and as for that young man, he's a credit to his family for sure, he didn't even flinch when that engine fired up, kudos to him.

Эх, а я был уверен, они сейчас сваркой заплавят дыру в блоке, колено наждачкой шлифанут, и поедет трактор дальше трудиться :)

شاباش زما پختنو روریانو زبردست👍

Залили всё маслом что бы сорняки не расли и детали в песок покидали, что бы потом лучше притерлись

Уже испугался что блок куда то повезли, моют, будут собирать все чистое.. Но слава богу привезли обратно, собирают на старом добром песке и с песком))

Нравится мне смотреть на такие ремонты! Снял деталь и в песок ее сразу!

Hard working people no doubt. They work with the tools and equipment they have. I admire them.

простые ребята без пафоса и крутых инструментов! грязная работа колективная работа и чистый выхлоп! уважаю! классные ребята и спецы 👍🤟

Nothing but admiration for these guys for their raw ability and tenacity.

36:02..........😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The young guy got almost blown away !!! But he showed thumb up " i am alive" at 36:35 with a smile! Well done young man. Good to see you survived it. Guys....this was a hell of a job. Very well done. Respect!

Молодой парнишка молодец, не боится грязной тяжёлой работы в будущем будет хорошим специалистом

I see you all the way from Utah in the United States smiling & giving me a thumbs up. You’re going to make a fine mechanic when you grow up a bit more. 😃😃

For those who wonder what engine is that? It's a Big Cam 3 Cummins made under license by Komatsu for use in their own equipment. I spent 31 years with Cummins starting in 1970 and to see these guys rebuild an engine under the conditions they have to work in and WITHOUT a torque wrench apparently, goes against ALL Cummins would approve of, but I'm sure it happened and happens quite often in remote and/or underdeveloped areas. Yes, I see the casting "CECO China", but remember this block is not the one that came out of the Komatsu dozer, and even so, Komatsu might have foundries in China.

Guaranteed, sand free, engine rebuild. Love how the precisely torqued the head bolts was that a 25cm or a 30cm calibrated cheater bar?

Total respect to these guys. Who needs a well equipped workshop? Amazing determination and teamwork. A real CAN DO example. 😊😊😊

As someone watching from the US • Watching your videos is most relaxing even at 2 x speed. Hope your community appreciates this very important and risky job • It’s good to see how well these workers are able to use whats available to get the job done • Hope that everyone stays safe and starts thinking more about using safety equipment (gloves / goggles / steel toe shoes, etc) • Thanks so very much for posting and sharing! All the best and God Bless. 🙏❤🇺🇸

With half a ton of engine teetering on a splintered block of wood, it's good to see they're all wearing their safety sandals.

Я думал блок холодной сваркой залепят,колено напильником пробегут и собирать будут😅 и это первые 5 минут😊 остальное время будут запускать😅😅😅

These are the people you need in a Mad Max future.

The way that lad was watching and working he will be the next generation of engine builders

I'm still waiting for the "Expert Mechanics" to show up. Love the safety sandals. No EPA problems with that dirt!

Clever and hard working people, doing the best work they can with what they have available to them. That looks like an old Cummins N14 engine.

It is interesting to watch you guys removing every part with simple tools and without gloves. Every person from kid to senior have same responsibility to make it work in a clean way to the original condition. My gifts and appreciations to the team and the photographer who tirelessly did it. Hope komatsu will appreciate.

Как обычно, стерильные условия, прецензионная точность! 👍

I would like to express my admiration for the team of men working on this truck engine. Although there is no concrete floor you guys work like anything to rebuild this engine, and you keep all parts clean of dirt. Well done guys and a special praise for the young man who worked just as hard as the rest of the mechanics. Keep these coming.

I'm very impressed. No fancy tools or clean fancy workshop, no safety equipment (no safety boots or gloves or eye protection) but they got that engine going again which for many other parts of the world it would have ended up in a scrapyard, so yes well done, especially to that young lad - he will turn out to be a very skilled mechanic.

This reminds me strongly of the first time I rebuilt a car engine, on the floor of my parents' garage 🙂 Yup, you can get a decent job done even without half the tools that you 'ought' to have.

Bit more than overheating with a hole that big and the hole in the bottom of the sump it ran out of oil and through the rod .how long will a rebuild work with all that dirt and dust around to

I love how clean and organized they keep everything.

Wow my knowledge increased alot watching this video.... I watch every single steps from the beginning.... i hope that young kid will become extra good mechanic in the future.. i cant imagine how tough and how hardworking you guys are.... You really deserve good amount of paid.... Greetings from MIZORAM. Northeast india

Brilliant job in the most basic and crude working conditions. Respect from the UK.

Как обычно, стерильные условия, прецензионная точность! . La felicidad del niño lo dice todo al ver el motor encendido.

when you have to get it done with the least amount of facility and tools it's down to good teamwork!! Well done!!!

This kind of works with old engines, but modern ones would desintegrate as fast as they would be rebuild this way. i have full respect for those people and the work they do with such limited resources. Very skilled. God bless

Малого чуть выхлопом не постригло!!! молодцы!!!

No eye protection, no safety shoes (sandals), no hard hat, no work gloves, no coveralls, (loose clothing), child labor, and no injured worker compensation. Perfect.

I like the small kid who was enthusiastically working and cheerful in his work.Good work, keep it up.

Esse menino trabalhando com um motor desse tamanho desde pequeno é gratificante de ver.

Fantastic work by even more fantastic people and with no technological resources, just knowledge of raw and hard mechanics, congratulations to all the mechanics and the young apprentice who, in the end, is in ecstasy showing his work to the world.

I give those guys a lot of credit for what they can accomplish with so little under crude condition and few tools. It's unfortunate they have to work under those condition, but they do, so try not to be SO critical of them.

Wel done with limited resources and the condition they have very happy to see them working instead of wasting time here and there and much much better than taking drugs. Love you guys especially the little master. 😊

I have nothing but admiration for these guys-----minimum facilities but maximum outcome---innovative and clever.

Teamwork makes the dream work! I’d love to wrench with these guys!

Love to see the young boy learning from the older folks...Job well done!!..

These guys continue to work with rudimentary equipment, which shows their persistence, and that's admirable in my personal opinion.

AWESOME....well done good job...the young man will be a master one day.much respect.

I work in a official caterpillar dealership with all tools and manuals and specifications to perform an perfect job but i reckon this guys literally make miracle

Que prazer assistir um vídeo desse. Povo trabalhador, com pouco recursos mas com muita determinação fazem a diferença. O menino é muito esforçado, deve ser o orgulho do pai.belo trabalho!

At 21:00 the installer shows how smart he is - he puts the bolt up to the engine to make sure it is the right size (if it was too long it would bottom out or worse - too short & your bolts wouldn't line up). DAMN NICE!

I'd love an update on these rebuilt machines after a 100 hours clocked on them just to see if these jobs are better than what you'd think after watching the builds

They work so well together, rarely see this kind of teamwork in America shops, everyone's an expert, and with their own lil tool collection that has its own a mortgage ..

Does the Snap-On Mitsubishi show up every week? Lol. Seriously though, these are some of the hardest working people I've ever seen. They work with close to nothing. Their most technological tool is probably a lathe in the shop and that's about it. I'm very impressed, although I'm sure the longetivity isn't crazy, but they get it done.

They seem to know what they are doing. Well done men!! 👍🏼

Reminds me of when America was great, A young man was able to start his assigned career fresh out of kindergarten and not waste those 12-16 years of productivity with formal education. Back when a happy child, was an employed child.

There's nothing more inspiring that see specialists doing their job. That engine will last more 100 years. What a technic, amazing tools 🙄 I love to see the pieces roling through the sand

I like the care they took to avoid contamination of parts with grit and sand and dirt

Механики с нашего карьера смотрят этих ребят. Скоро и мы будем делать так жэ как они😅

i am sure they followed the guidelines and charged the hourly rate accordingly lol joke aside, major props to these guys and kids for doing jobs that no one wants to do anymore. Thumbs up

Hello and respect to all the technicians who worked on this. Helpers and masters.

Notice a car all masked up and ready to paint in the background of some of the operations. As a spray painter I'd be interested to see the finish after all the crap that was floating about.

Pelas condições de trabalho que eles tem, ver esse motor funcionar é um milagre. São heróis!!

Nothing but admiration for these guys.

Esse pessoal é incrível trabalham muito, parabéns um abraço aqui de Minas Gerais, Brasil

I doubted that they would be able to repair that engine. But them building up a blank block of that size without any power tools, jigs, out in the open without even roof over their heads still deserves a big thumbs up!!!

I like how the rod caps and main caps are carefully matched to the original location :--)

Amazing the get ur done attitude and teamwork,, simply amazing.

Fantastic teamwork. Great that the youngsters learn from their seniors. Respect.

It amazes me how this is all done on a dirt floor with basic hand tools, and everything comes out perfect. I am impressed! :)

В России эту поломку называют "кулак дружбы"😊

Can we just appreciate how strong that timing belt is holding up that block!

Thank you 🙏 this is fun and learning about engine mechanical ⚙️☝️i also hopefully 🙏 you get paid well 👏👏👍👍🎥☮️👋

This brings new meaning to in field repair really in the field nice work boys😮😮😮

Restrictive conditions but great skill👍 Respectfully!

Saludos desde México Veracruz felicidades me encantó ver que no pararon con este motor hasta que lo terminaron

Can we please get a reaction video of diesel mechanics because this is amazing 👏🏽👏🏽

O melhor desse vídeo é ver as crianças já aprendendo....

Good job guys ! Professional handmade work is the best. Never boring.

Gostei demais do vídeo muito bom parabéns pelo trabalho ficou excelente muito show 👏👏👏💪🤙🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

Пакистанская культура производства впечатляет.

It is always best to add sand and dirt to moving parts to make the run faster.

Tremendo equipo de mecánicos coordinados buen proyecto ,saludos desde Venezuela

So much for clean rooms, and concrete floors to ensure a good clean and safe environment. Innovative kids.

The first engine had a big break out in the side and it magically disappeared.

Compression rings gaps 120 degrees apart? Plastigage the bearings? Torque wrench? Never mind.

Это что-то нереальное 1. Как он ещё работал после такого кулака дружбы 2. Как и в каких условиях это отремонтировано. Это что-то невероятное.

lot of respect for these men. That made this look so easy.

Glad to see the Safety Inspector is on the job... Safety Sandals, Invisible Goggles, Free flowing cotton safety dresses... And of course, a clean, temperature controlled work environment, plus a dirt and grit free area to reassemble the moving parts.

Jovem aprendiz! Melhor que jovem viciado engrossando a fileira doa nóias! Desde cedo pensando m futuro aprendendo uma profissão.

This film, just blows my mind. It sets new standards for backyard mechanics. I can't believe what these people do with the barest of materials. Using a fan belt to help hoist up an engine, use helper rods to break open bolts. I'll bet some of our shade tree mechanics couldn't do better.

That is how a remote location field repair looks like, skills, will and knowledge pass into next generation, kudos!!!. I'm sure one of these mechanics two helpers and one learner, having a shop and parts on hand could complete this task with the engine tested and painted as per factory specs, in no more than three 10 hr days. The important step on jobs like this is to have the right parts, and plenty of rebuilds to stay busy. I used to work on both conditions field and shop, to keep the iron turning. To solve the parts sourcing we cut the equipment diversity and it's auxiliary accessories per application, to avoid catastrophic failures like this, and field work, you need to keep one eye on the equipment and take them out in due time by condition and hours.

Assistindo do Brasil. Parabéns. No nosso país um motor deste seria levado para uma retificadora equipada com várias máquinas. Fiquei admirado com tamanho profissionalismo de vocês com tão poucos recursos. Parabéns novamente.

Problem is, we never learn whether it lasts ten minutes or ten hours or ten years. Probably near the lower end of that scale. Ingenuity and dedication only takes you so far.

It was good to see all the sand finally get blown out on start up 🤓

Excellent team work and a fantastic engine rebuild the young lad will make a fine mechanic to. 👍👍👍✅🇬🇧

Beautiful video short and thank you for taking the time to post this. It's so nice to see you out there and looking amazing as always. It is a pleasure to follow you and be part of your fan base! ❤

I used to be a Volvo truck technician. The liner seats should be checked visually and liner heights with a DTI. If they’re not in the tolerance you’d then cut the seats and shim up, if it’s not done the engine may pressurise.