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Isn't it beautiful their real professional probably a fist full of grit in the bearings when reassembling

Предварительно обмазав солидолом. Чтобы побольше налипло. Там еще был прикол. Выпала прокладка, совсем новая. Видать вчера поставили да болт потеряли, а его и зажевало. Вот сегодня клиент и вернулся. Даааа... Спецы еще те.

При сборке сальник на хвостовике прошляпил поставить и дальше продолжил собирать

регулировать тоже не стали - само притрётся)

The last line of your comment prompted me to post a reply. I am from the 3rd world and my father used to have a benchless shop too. Here's an edited copy-paste of my reply to a guy in another video regarding workbenches or proper tools for that matter. It all boils down to economics. A workbench in the middle of the small workshop they have will restrict their movements. On the other hand, given that they have enough money for them to afford to get a bigger workshop, it still wouldn't be wise to do so since that would jack up the price of their labor leaving their customers unable to afford their services. I caught a glimpse of their workshop in the background in this video and it's almost full of anything relevant to their work. Probably just big enough to house their compressor, welding machine, and whatnot when they close up at night. A space that would probably only be enough for a trash bin in the west. But for them, it's an all-purpose space. Did you notice the kid? My bet is he's a "freelance helper". He hangs around the area and any shop that may have just received a piece to work on can call him and he gets paid after the job is done. Then he hangs around some more to wait for another shop to call him, be it a tire repair or radiator repair shop, etc. I wouldn't be surprised if he's a jack of all trades and the different bosses he works for were "helpers" in their youth and are now shop owners. I also mentioned in the other video that one of the reasons why there are mountains of repairable stuff in the west rotting away in the landfill is because it's cheaper for them to buy new ones than to have them repaired. Yes, there are people in the west who salvage stuff from the dump to restore but that is mainly as a hobby and to get satisfaction from restoring things, while these people would see the same heap of junk as food on the table. What I'm saying is it's not a cultural thing, it's economics.

@@edwinso8173 well said! People are quick to judge!

Visit a small farm in the US. People working on 50 year old equipment right where it breaks, in the dirt. "We in the West" understand the struggle. At least some of us.

He'll yeah. Farmer from Kentucky here....you Gotta Fix it, you can't afford New Shit.

There are small factories/workshops near by who manufacture parts so readily available otherwise there is no way of getting parts so quick you are right. Amazing technology is one channel where it shows them manufacture crankshaft and then deliver on back of a rickshaw to shops or garages.

وہ کتنے گندے ہیں کام کرنے کے لیے .. !! --- اور بچوں کو ان جیسا بننا سکھائیں .. ؟؟ ... وہ طالبان کی طرح ہیں اور وہ اس طرح مرنے والے ہیں .. !!

Wrong.

Didn't you see him using the torque hammer?

Mr. Morris: requieren también una llave de torque para ajustar todas las tuercas, a los valores de fábrica y con el manual de servicio en mano, grandes llaves para evitar lo que se ve en el minuto 18, donde con golpecitos, intentan trabar esa tuerca. Pero en fin: hombres valientes y trabajadores.

I has to be tough on their knees, get bench a chair

i will go in 4ths with You Richard, Chuck , and German . Lets all chip in and buy a decent workbench to keep that differential out of the dirt

@@danneumann3274 Dan, they would just take the legs of the table and lay it in the dirt. But at least they would have a cleaner surface to work off of rather than a used piece of cardboard box???

And that fat master mechanic forgot pinion seal

зачем?

Нахуй он там нужен? У них подшипники сухого типа.)))

وہ کتنے گندے ہیں کام کرنے کے لیے .. !! --- اور بچوں کو ان جیسا بننا سکھائیں .. ؟؟ ... وہ طالبان کی طرح ہیں اور وہ اس طرح مرنے والے ہیں .. !!

Хаха, это Индия

victory has defeated us

These videos are from Pakistan.

Visit a small farm in the US. People working on 50 year old equipment right where it breaks, in the dirt. There is a whole subculture of people getting it done, daily, not too dissimilar to the methods in this video. Spoiled and rich my ass.

You don't grease bearings in an oiled environment.

@@dquad Spot on.

You don't grease them, they'll be submerged in oil but they're knackered anyway so wouldn't really matter either way.

@@dquad These parts go together much easier with a light coat of oil...

that is not necessary .... they have enough experience and there is a torque wrench in their muscles....

وہ کتنے گندے ہیں کام کرنے کے لیے .. !! --- اور بچوں کو ان جیسا بننا سکھائیں .. ؟؟ ... وہ طالبان کی طرح ہیں اور وہ اس طرح مرنے والے ہیں .. !!

They really should buy a torque wrench , so they put it back to spec.

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