BRAZILIAN mechanic here, I found this yesterday and now I'm addicted to it .. Incredible and inspiring work. It motivates me to continue my career in this job.

@pakistanitruck

4 жыл бұрын

welcome

@Boerje69

3 жыл бұрын

This channel brings mechanics together from all over the world! I am truck mechanic from Finland. Interesting to see how things are done in other parts of the world.

@englishbob5106

3 жыл бұрын

Retired UK mechanic here , as real as it gets ,old school mechanics, snowflakes need not apply 🇬🇧😀❄️❄️❄️

@Jepson07

3 жыл бұрын

👍

@marcossluzala1708

3 жыл бұрын

mas minha mão doeu só de ver isso!!

guys you are one of the hardest working group of men i have ever seen in any internet video ,you guys are the best always a thumb's up to pakistani truck thanks for the video will be looking forward to the next video................

@70carlton

4 жыл бұрын

But not the fat one watching 😂

@ismailmirza5767

4 жыл бұрын

These are pathans who defeated USSR sir

@jej_

3 жыл бұрын

@@ismailmirza5767 Ah, now that explains it... BTW, your comment made me look it up and i learned many stunning facts in some minutes. These are amazing people..I wish for peace and prosperity in that region so badly. And i want to travel and meet them.

that skinny guy with the big sledge hammer is full of energy . I had a 1960 ford Anglia car which had leaf rear springs . the axle used to go into axle tramp.. where the leaves would open and close causing loss of traction . I disassembled the springs and greased each one prior to reassembly.Then I overlap bound the spring with old fashioned cloth electrical tape .followed by tightly wound cord binding . The final covering was some greasy sealing tape called DENSO. . after refitting the springs on my Ford Anglia rear axle .. All of the AXLE TRAMP had gone and the rear springs responded to minor road / racetrack imperfections allowing me to take class wins at Curborough sprint circuit.. well done a truly great video of REAL men at work .

These people are hard working black Smith (luhaar) community of Pakistan. Most of wokers in this job are generally illustrated or less educated . Please don't mind .These leaf springs are actually works as shock absorber ( commonly known as shockers ) for heavy duty machine/trucks etc..These people are giving proper temper to leafs of this leaf springs commonly known as ' kamaani '. I am well versed with the work of this ' kamaani ' because my father and myself used to work this work. Now I have only memories of this work. My great salute to these hard working people of this community 👌💐🌹🙏🇮🇳

@pakistanitruck

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your opinion

sitting here in Mississippi U.S.A and love this channel and watch it everyday........

@pakistanitruck

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@shahzaransari834

4 жыл бұрын

O thanhx

@paulpugh5315

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Dan... have composed a letter to those guys,transleted into URDU but can't get it to youtube site to SEND. Have you noticed NO use of lube when slackening bolts etc.... makes me sweat just watching them.....I admire their dogged determination.

@danhealey8668

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulpugh5315 yes these guy's do some crazy things and it scare's me when they don't wear eye protection at all...but i am addicted to them....all the best

@edgarasvas

4 жыл бұрын

Get out of the river ans start working

Necessity is the master of invention these guys are very creative my hat goes off to them

Мужики-вы крассавцы! Делать неделаемое-тоже искусство.

I watch some of these videos and I can say one thing ,there determination is fantastic

I love the simplicity of this channel. No fancy tools, just a guy with a 16lb sledgehammer and an anvil.

Excellent work. Please find some safety glasses and hearing protection so you can keep doing this work and we can keep watching you.

Really like these workers in these videos. They're good at what they do and they use simple tools. This is great for learning and it doesnt over complicate things like alot of American videos. Watch and learn! This is how it's done! Raw tools and a good attitude and real prices that support not justify. Keep it up!

Да чувствуется большой опыт и любовь к делу !

The cost shows just little these people are paid and despite this they are very good workers getting the job done...professionals (how one approaches their jobmind, not how much one is paid)...great job thank you

@ismailmirza5767

4 жыл бұрын

Pakistan is 8th atomic nation

HELLO from MICHIGAN U.S.A. I love this channel and have lots of respect for you’re hard work. THANKS for sharing 👍👍

I always hated lifting the spring sets in and out .. I love the little trolly you guys use

@VitoVeccia

4 жыл бұрын

The ones in school buses are luckily only 176 pounds according to the shipping label. Nice thing about those, is that you can knock them out pretty quick.

@JuanRodriguez-oo7ro

3 жыл бұрын

@@VitoVeccia j

@dannyyo7948

3 жыл бұрын

And no hearing protections!!! Real men right there!!!!

Did this with a 75 Camaro once, but just added a single leaf...the main was split in two through the pin hole...I welded it up with a Lincoln AC buzz box. Not the proper way but it held well. These guys have good hands....

I like the little "spring transport vehicle"

@zedman442

4 жыл бұрын

I imagine that’s had a few repairs also!

@theproudONE92

4 жыл бұрын

@@zedman442 lmao

@rolandocrisostomo2003

4 жыл бұрын

Its simple, but very effective.

@manojkumargangadharan9263

4 жыл бұрын

Me too,3 wheeler

@E_M_Ali

3 жыл бұрын

tf

THESE GUY WERE READY FOR THIS JOB!! EVEN A SMALL CART TO SAFELY HOLD AND MOVE THE SPRING! KEEP THEM ROLLING BROTHERS!!👍👍

@lancelotkillz

3 жыл бұрын

The little cart perfectly suited for leaf springs killed me 😄🙃

Holy crap! Look at that stack of leaf springs wowza.

@darrylgill7360

4 жыл бұрын

The pot holes must be deep like wells

@dragking9735

4 жыл бұрын

if you're carrying a 20-30 ton cargo, you badly need this

Судя по тому как это всё раскручивается, походу эти рессоры пару раз в неделю разбираются

@user-in5mh5zl2g

3 жыл бұрын

))))))))))))) ну наверное раз в 1-3 года их отбивают и перебирают

@user-kh6ki3ox4v

3 жыл бұрын

Канечно грузят небось тон по 50

@gloverin1681

3 жыл бұрын

усталость металла и остаточная память внутренних напряжений делает эту трудную работу практически бесполезной

@user-lm7bh5bs2b

2 жыл бұрын

@@gloverin1681 этим ребятам физика не знакома... А значит всё пофиг и всё норм....

Когда стальная деталь устаёт, ей при помощи кувалды передаётся энергия и часть души простого человека, который любит ручной труд. Конечно такая рессора будет держать тройную нагрузку, а м.б. и больше! Спасибо большое за трудолюбие и большое терпение! Молодцы! Здоровья, отличных успехов и большой удачи!

Watching here from the philippines.amazing to see how this guys work.doing almost everything with manual labor.

$30 dang you guys deserve more. Here in the U.S for parts and labor it would easily be over $5,000 especially on commercials vechicals it gets expensive.

The guy swinging that long handled 10 kilo sledge hammer at 10:00 min into the vid works like his life depends on each blow of the sledge. I salute him for his work.

Love you brothers Salute to your hard work. Veer hun kamani nu tarh den vastey machines ban gayia han india punjab ch

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos it's great to see how you fix things with old school craftsmanship not just replace with new items actually fixing problems 👍🙋‍♂️🇬🇧

Holycow, that's a lot of labor work. I can't believe you guys just getting paid very little. This would be expensive job in the states. You guys are awesome, I've never seen this done like that. When I started watching video, I thought you guys were going to install new leaf springs. I give you guys props, WOW!!! Incredible workmanship. Like everyone said, how would it be like if you guys had air tools and other equipment. Thanks for the detailed video and you guys be safe. 💪💪💪💯💯☮️

@irfanameer4673

3 жыл бұрын

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You guys are very very hard workers. The guys with the sledgehammer is impressive. That’s hard work to do and they don’t even complain. And when I’m at work dealing with customers at the scrapyard i complain sometimes and shouldn’t because others have it much much harder

Awesome work!!! I've moved a 6 pack or so of leaf springs on a few 1 ton pickups but never anything even close to that. And then to re-arch them with a sledge and anvil. Just awesome!!!

Я вот смотрел и не понимал нахуя такие здоровые рессоры.Но когда я увидел передний бампер ,всё стало на свои места)))))

@user-gi2xr5li4q

3 жыл бұрын

Я тоже так думаю, на кой хрен на рулевой оси такая пачка ресор

@user-vc9ne9nq9f

3 жыл бұрын

Да у них тут масса автомобилей 30 тон

глядя на рессоры 50 тонн возите на всех мостах)

Brilliant little trolley, that's what I call working smart not hard. Even though this is hard work, my back would take one look and give up before I'd started. Keep up the good chap's. 👍👍👌👌😊😊

This is actually quality work and safe where a lot of the repairs seen on this channel are questionable. Hard working men.

Mechanic here in US, you guys are amazing!!! I just saw this channel, now can't stop watching! Keep up the great work and videos!!

What a good leaf spring carrier. good morning # if you can Chow how paired to the people can now lived even The two sides. I now how do it . but you are the master. thanks from Texas USA have a great day.

I like these hardworking man , really to apreciate , they should see how much energy waste there is nowadays in Westeurope!!! , they could repair anything !Thanks for the video !

This man is the true terminator !

This mechanics are capably to do everthing whithout fancy tools. Respect .

#Milwaukee needs to sponsor these guys a little bit

Always enjoy watching these guys work. They always seem to get the job done!

The diffulcuty is a severe instructor. 👍👍👍👏👏👏

Great job grease your springs before you reassemble and they will work much better Kind regards blacksmith from Belgium

Man, I wouldn't like being the guy holding that leaf on the anvil. Imagine that recoil that the leaf give to his hands each time the hammer hits it.

@finckjean_marc2610

4 жыл бұрын

ce-lui qui tien la masse ces pas mieux

@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751

3 жыл бұрын

Guy with circus BFH has to hit in same place on anvil every time . This allows handler to adjust impact more precisely . No room for sloppiness , so I guess I get to hold the camera then . Its a clever process these two men use . But old boy in the dark green is a lean mean pounding machine.

Respect from my family. Well done men. Thank you for sharing.

Salam alaykum Brothers, you doing an amazing job over there. Take care Salam

I admire the workmen. Hard working and skilled - thanks! Georgia, US.

All that and only $30, in the USA that would have easily been over $2000, they charge $200 just to look at it.

@earlwright9715

3 жыл бұрын

Socialist huh? 30$ to them is the same as $200 to look at it and $2000 to smack it with a sledge

@earlwright9715

3 жыл бұрын

They make like a few dollars a day

@ThoughtCrimeCriminal

3 жыл бұрын

This will never happen in my shop, if that came to my workplace, your leaving with a brand-new pair of shiny leafsprings, and a bill that might cause some heart problems...

@erikbrown207

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah? Those guys work their asses off for 3$ a day (maybe less). What a utopia.

@scynx

3 жыл бұрын

And you earn considerably more than these guys. Of course it's cheaper in Pakistan, don't be dense.

Ya canna hand a man a grander spanner than a Sidchrome...........this reminds me of fixing my 1956 model Holden when I was A student. When something broke it had to be repaired wherever the beast blew up. Tools were limited and expensive...............the hammer helped out in most situations. I wore the same safety footwear holding things with my feet while trying to hit things with a carpenters hammer. I admire these blokes because they get the job done without "pouncing about". Stavros the improviser

@graemeross9329

4 жыл бұрын

Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi !!! Sidchrome and fb grey 138 cu in All icons of better times

Louisiana USA 🇺🇸!!!!! Love the videos

Hi Guys...Have watched a couple of your videos lately and have commented about them. I have changed the way i view your progress through various challenges that you and your friends take on with sheer guts and determination with only one outcome (success). I'm sure many guys watching you work have huge respect on how your work ethic,can overcome the most challenging tasks that you are prepared to take on. kind regards Paul.( A ex HGV fixer).

Un trabajo de arte !!! Gracias por compartir.

Front axel leaf springs. You're making interesting videos, thx for your great work

Amazing. Long time now turning wrenches. Bravo. Have been blown away from ingenuity time an time again.

Hello great video my work! Greetings from Turkey / EUROPE

Hardworking people , well done , brute force and determination will overcome any modern machinery

you guys a magic. I have never seen any body work at your level. wow

You guys rock. Always imaginative tools.

Good mechanics did a good job. Just like a doctor, the combination of brain and hand. Best wishes from a mechanic to the spring doctors, stay healthy

Re arching the springs with a sledgehammer and an anvil, impressive

Bravissimi mai visto una roba del genere 👍👍👍💪

السلام عليكم،عمل رائع ومتقن ،وخاصة الشاب حامل المطرقة لاننا نشعر انه اثناء حني المقص يكاد ان يصيب يد المعلم ،والمعلم لا يعطيه تنبيه بالتوقف،احسنت التصوير ،كم اتمنى ان اكون في باكستان اشاهد واتعلم من هؤلاء الابطال ،شكرا لك

@pakistanitruck

4 жыл бұрын

هذه المطرقة مستخدمة بطريقة خاصة ولا تؤذي المعلم ، ويديه عاديتان تماما.

Limited tools. No problem. No appointment necessary. Respect👌

Respect. You all do great work. Love your videos.

Sorprendente el trabajo que hacen. Saludos desde mexico

Привет всем !!! Уважение за ваш труд !!!👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪

@user-et2dm2pb4x

4 жыл бұрын

привет татарин55111 подскажи на хрена такая пачка на передке

@user-et2dm2pb4x

4 жыл бұрын

вспомни в советское время в хороших атп 6ыли свои кузни и там 6ыли все при6луды

@user-et2dm2pb4x

4 жыл бұрын

кинь им ссылку на салтовского что6 6олгаркой чистили каждый лист

@user-ll6rv1cu2v

4 жыл бұрын

Салам, у нас проканает такое? Шансик передок все листы ровные уже. Новые баксов 800 наверное.

@user-de2lh4ie3z

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-ll6rv1cu2v а почему не проканает? У вас солнце по другому что ли светит? 😀

Ecellent as usual. Fast efficient and clever

I stumbled across one of your videos a week ago, now I’m hooked. Much respect here coming from North Carolina, USA

@irfanameer4673

3 жыл бұрын

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They do the best they can with limited tools and supplies. Hats off to their ingenuity and determination.

Look at that stack of leaf springs for the front axel. Old school workmanship. Come work for me!

I got two adds for O'Reilly's auto parts, after watching this I don't need O'Reilly's I'll make my own parts.

What a wonderful work.😎 That's my way. Thanks 😊.

Another amazing job! I could watch your channel all day!

FELICITACIONES MUCHACHOS , MUY BUEN TRABAJO... SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA !!

Now THAT is hard work. Amazing, I have never seen that done before. Well done boys. Cheers Stuart 🇦🇺

@pakistanitruck

3 жыл бұрын

thnks

У меня одного руки заболели,глядя на отдачу от рессоры?

@andreykyzn

3 жыл бұрын

У меня ещё и голова

@bruedickinson8755

3 жыл бұрын

Интересно,какова продолжительность жизни у этих "чародеев"?

@StanislavT

3 жыл бұрын

@@bruedickinson8755 у этих алладинов есть эликсир бессмертия

@bruedickinson8755

3 жыл бұрын

@@StanislavT 100%-что то есть! Или знают где взять.

@user-je9kl9jn4s

3 жыл бұрын

@@bruedickinson8755 и ещё они до смерти епутся ..

Great job beefing up the springs so the driver can overload the truck and break everything else.

@timothyball3144

4 жыл бұрын

Job security!

@rossbryan6102

4 жыл бұрын

John VH 2019 GOOD SPRINGS OR BAD, THERE IS ALWAYS AN OVERLOADING DRIVER!! LOL LOL

@thegraintruckguy4345

3 жыл бұрын

That is an insane amount of springs, most of these trucks in the videos only have 8 lug wheels but have triple or more frame rails! What the heck are they doing with these things?

I am truly impressed with the ingenuity and hard work that these guys do and have just subscribed .

love the little spring cart

NO DEJÓ DE ADMIRAR A ESTOS TRABAJADORES , MUY BUEN TRABAJO SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA 👍👍👍👍👍

Este trabajo no es para muchos. Es para machos. Yo trabaje 30 años en esta labor y llegan días que termina uno agotado del día de trabajo pesado. Mis felicitaciones a todos los mecánicos que trabajan bajando muelles💪💪💪

Когда-то очень давно в гараже на работе был мужичек который занимался рессорами. Снимал,разбирал,смазывал каждый лист графиткой. Я тоже перебирал много раз рессоры. Менял сломанные. Работа та ещё. Без рук останешься.

I dig the leavespring cart......nice team work.....👍🤙🤘

These guys are outstandung

It's profesional working. I never see before that👍👍👍🇫🇮🇫🇮

Такой ремонт до первой загрузки, дальше все как было до ремонта. Ремонт ради еб..и, это круто

I’m sitting here stunned as senior dealership mechanic we waste so much stuff , learning so much stuff about recycling and making good use of old materials and doing the best with very little just makes me think in the west we have it so easy

He's not engineers. Just superman!

I like the small tri cycle to shift the spring blades...so cute 😂😂

Азербайджанцы готовят рессоры для газели?!))))

Amazing skills and team work..Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

@irfanameer4673

3 жыл бұрын

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Молодцы!!!

I like how you fixed the heel of the anvil. Smart!

@singlesidebrina7635

4 жыл бұрын

Biggest anvil I’ve ever seen.

Amazing! 👍

Me shouting at 130 decibel:"You guys doing good work" The guy sitting by the anvil goes:"What??"

@maccerch

4 жыл бұрын

Bjørn Vindal a small hydraulic press would be very usefull

Greetings from Sri Lanka. I enjoy your channel everyday )

You have just witnessed a masterclass in the use of the Bump O Meter.

Мы в СССР тоже так ремонтом занимались. 💪💥👍👌

They can fix anything I like their hard work

This guys are real engineers.

Awesome work. Great video, cheers :)