Here in Europe you can't find a single professional who is able to do this repair by himself and it will take a group of people with super heavy machinery to do it and which will make the repair as expensive as buying a new tire. This man is recycling this huge tire and making it again functional as before and with a fraction of its original price. He is making his life and literally saving the planet. My deepest respect to him !
Грустно, очень грустно. Люди вынуждены заниматься таким тяжёлым трудом за гроши. Не ужели так будет всегда? 31.12.2021. С наступающим всех новым годом!
@@A_Stereotypical_HereticPresume you know better? Maybe if their economy hadn't been deliberately suppressed by western governments then they too could be as wasteful as us! 🤔
It takes all your life to learn but the strength he has omg at his age amazing. God bless this man and everyone's who's hands are used to repair what we normally trow away
Ver esse Sr realizar esse trabalho árduo sem ferramentas de primeiro mundo com toda experiência e garra isso não tem preço que pague.que Deus lhe dê muitos anos de vida para passar esse Dom aos mais jovens.
У этого мастера нет топового оборудования для ремонта шин, но он стремится к качеству и приложил много усилия!!! Уважение, низкий поклон такому человеку!! !!!
Мне шили порванную боковину резины в том году и наваривали резиной в москве. Отдал в районе 1500р. Внешне с метра даже не скажешь что с покрышкой что-то было и не найдёшь это место если не знаешь. Конечно без гарантий и это колесо на зад поставил. Просто резина почти новая была, а из-за редкого размера купить такое же колесо нереально(275/75r18)
Lol he come on the job and don't use not 1 tool yall paid for and get more volume done than anybody. His specific repairs come with a 5 year gaurentee everyone else's don't even come with 1 🤣 When you DIY you be suprised at the level of thinking your actually capable of. Great job 👏
@Bro P Would love to see the extended use of tire. Your work on CAT the tires carry lots more weight than the farm tractor that tire is from. And tire shops would never allow that because if it failed on the road and caused bodily injury. The repair station/dealer would be liable
Reminds me of my Grandfather back in the 1970's. Retirement was just a word for him. He worked everyday from sunrise to sunset. Some of my best memories were with him teaching me how to fix stuff.
If only people u destroy what your grandfather did. Everything is made to break if it lasted a lifetime places would go out of business. But that doesn't mean you need to by brand New just repair
Проделана огромная и очень сложная работа.При чём человек,старается сделать качественно,в отличии от наших "мастеров".Это не может не вызывать огромного уважения!Низкий поклон этому человеку!С каким спокойствием он это делает,просто поражает.И сколько сил в руках этого седого Дедушки.Дай бог ему здоровья!👍🔥
Being in the tire industry for well Over 15 years and this man is a genius if people only knew the cost of these tires it’s insane agricultural tires are not cheap a couple thousand… Amazing work much respect, for god sake’s he made his own tire patch from secondary rubber
@@jintarokensei3308 that patch will last as long as that tire rolls these are agricultural tires meaning they don’t hit the road extending they life span… correct they are priced accordingly to size that’s a1,000 tire easily so multiply that by 4 because tractors don’t only have 1 tire and that’s where it gets pricey…
I have no words...just tears and appreciation of what this gentleman and others like him are capable of ! That lead and the fumes, the pouring of hot metal so close to his unprotected eyes...yes I did have tears all the way. Let the parts of the world that wastes...think about this. Much love and respects from India.
I absolutely agree with you. This man worked on this tire so long and i bet his salary will be less than we pay for a coffee here in western world. I wish the money on this planet would be parted fair.
Absolutely incredible. He is a true master at his craft. I hope he is earning what that level of skill and work is worth. Here I the US, they wouldn't even bother trying to patch it, and if they did itd be cheaper to buy a new tire. The comparison is made simply to illustrate how much he is worth. And hope he is recognized and compensated for it equally. Deepest respect and honor to this man.
Amazing skill and craftsmanship. What's really most amazing to me is how this entire repair process was developed in the first place. My hat's off to this man.
It was a fairly common repair in the UK in the old days. I can recall my father having a newish Ferguson T20 rear tyre repaired in a similar way by a local tyre retailer back in the late 1950s. Nowadays the costs [H&S related stuff,and wages] do not justify it due to the relatively cheap cost of a new tyre for most applications. I believe a similar process is still carried out on customers' damaged tyre carcasses by the tyre manufacturers, even in the rich Western nations, for higher end ultra-large tyres
I've been doing tire repair off and on for the last 20 years. I thought I had seen everything the tire repair world had to offer. This tho. This is just astounding and amazing and just woah.
@@OnlyTimeWillTell97 probably less, I honestly didn't even think about that. You know it's funny, I wrote that comment this morning and then went to work today and did what I had to do and it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. It actually seemed like a pretty good day and this guy's seems like he worked pretty hard. It's funny how perspectives can change so rapidly.
Bottom line he works for himself. Try any trucking business, and you will find out micromanaging bosses, idiotic coworkers and hard lifting non stop. That guy is a boss to himself
I wish we had more trades people like that in the UK. No shortcuts, attention to detail, and an end result to be proud of. I love my country, but seeing this skill and ingenuity makes me mourn the loss of honest hard work and skill sets we'll probably never have back. And I bet this guy is as strong as an ox too. Bet he lifted the tractor up at the end to put it back on.
My father is 78 years old and he doesn't stop impressing me. He can do any work 30 year olds do these days. He laughs at young people these days. I am so proud of him
Skills like this just go to show how wasteful we really are in so called developed countries. Maximum respect to this elder, & imagine what he could do with better tools. God Bless him.
Not really. It’s Becuase we are more Efficent now. What he is doing takes prob a few days or more then 6+ hours. It’s a waste of time when a new tire is much faster and cheaper
@@myaccount__7269 new is definitely better but it costs way more in poor countries. Having someone fix a tire like that for them is 1% of the cost of a new one.
My grand dad did it for decades on his farm. Not in the same way this guy did but they patched them regularly with patches made from discarded tires and heat. Back in the depression they had to. You wouldn't believe some of the tractor repairs and rigging they did to keep them working. You had to make due with whatever you had. It took ingenuity
This whas my first real job when i got out of school in the early 80´s probably one of the last that worked with this type of repair in sweden,,but we had electric heated tools and hydraulic press. but the basic is the same
He is a good craftsman with many years of experience, his work is excellent, jobs like this often happen in poor countries just as I often impart knowledge to those who have not. know and those of you who are still struggling, those of you who want to learn a trade to repair and invent electronic devices, a great video of your sharing, I really admire you conquer millions of hearts on the world, thanks to the channel owner for sharing a video showing me experiences, especially a civilization somewhere in the world, thank you! 😍
I respect this work, the Man made his own patch, his own mold, and cared enough to do a very good job. I did tires for 10 years this same size tire also, Its very impressive to see all the steps done by hand instead of machine 👏 I will remember this wisdom.
This is super amazing and impressive to see. I did not even know such repairs were possible. That tire looked like it was done for ever and that guy brought it back to life! Super refreshing to see the skills that other have 🤝💪💪💪
@@zombiezombie1977 when used at f1 or even on a normal car at faster than 50kph, I would agree with you, but this is not a high performance kind of usage, so i think it won't.
@@zombiezombie1977 This kind of reparations is also being done here in the western world, especially on agricultural and construction machine tires - those big tires ain't cheap you know, and this tire wasn't dry rotted, it was damaged, probably by driving over sharp rocks and such.
@@jrand2631 yes. But they did nothing to restore the bias ply. Whatever they used was not bonded to the rest of the carcass, but only small parts of it. That will always be a point of failure in the future.
@@SamP0rterBridges This form of repair is fine and safe when done carefully and thoroughly, which this man has done in the examples here in this video. It is done the world over this way, because it works and it is economical. The only aspect that is questionable about this is the potential contamination from being done in such a filthy environment. After he cleans and stitches the hole up, he puts much larger layers of rubber above and below and hole, and seals it all together with heat. There is much more rubber bonding to the tire body than there was open hole to begin with. It certainly did not only bond to small parts of the tire, the entire patch became a strong part of the tire.
I don't mind to spend 30 min watching this man working like that, it's absolutely amazing and enjoyable. Funny thing is that the young people today cry when breaking their nails.
Or they don't want to work at all. Hear in America it's called entitlement. Why work when Joe Biden and the Democrats will hand you a check to do nothing . LETS GO BRANDON !.
@@КонрадКарлович-й2щ а что лично Ты , сделал для того, чтобы Россия не оказалась в сегодняшней ситуации?. По чаще смотри в зеркало, там увидишь того, кто тебе что то должен.
That was an absolutely awesome craft to watch the old guy perform. Almost everything he did wouldn't be allowed in Canada because of the danger and health risks. He was smoking pretty much the whole time but the fumes and toxic smoke going into his face, were scary to see. Everything he did was so skilled, thought out and done with brute force sometimes, that I couldn't stop watching, because I feared I might miss something. LOL I hope he got a big bonus for being followed around and bothered so much. Thanks for sharing this and keep up the awesome content.
apart from all that smoke over years i am just surprised by his strength in this age ..even 30 year old will be in big trouble picking that huge tyre alone
@@rajababy2009 That is for sure. LOL I gasped when that other guy "helped" rolling the tire in to his work area and almost ran him over, but that 70? year old superman caught it like a linebacker. I have so much respect for him and his skills.
Here in the U.S. the company would have bought a new tire. The old broken ones are probably shipped to places like this LOL. This guy not only fixes tires, he's also a metallurgist and a potter. 😆 I hope he was compensated for this job proper. Must've taken hours.
To all ecologists: this man has no intention of saving the planet. Saving the planet only makes sense to those who have already saved their asses. This man only works hard with the little he has for the little he has. There is simply no other choice, he has no place for idyllic visions. Honor to him.
Good point. This man does what he does because a new Panther 15.5-38 rear tyre costs 400 $, And yet, he makes more for the planet saving this tyre and avoiding unnecessary purchase of a new one than 1000 activist with their stupid and sensless commitment. If you want to do something for the planet - start to lern something useful.
I've never seen an ecologist working in a factory, you can only find them at Starbucks with a cappuccino in hand and writing heroic acts on twitter on macbook air. ------------------------------ this man is the synthesis of the uneven development of capitalism. On one side of the world they build expensive and huge weapons of war and on the other side they repair an old wreck for a few cents' wages.
At first, after viewing this video, I was upset that we don't get to see the results of the old craftsman's work by having the tire inflated and driven on - but then I realized that there is poetic justice in our not getting to see the results. The key here is - how hard, diligently and skillfully this old master executed his work - without any help whatsoever. That is the key!
Most of these Tractor tires use inner tubes, so Im sure it inflated and held properly. Also most are also filled with water antifreeze mixture and air. so they are pretty solid when inflated.
I bet he did this entire job for what someone in the states would've charged just to change the tire with a new one that the customer supplied(this guy obviously both removed this tire from the rim and put it back on as well, without the massive tools we use to do so.)
@@primecyber1 but u guys in usa are rich and can definitely afford that . But people from countries in south asia definitely can't afford a new tyre everytime it breaks .
This man is incredible! One tough old man to say the least. I have lifted these tires. It’s a true feat of strength and strength his age incredible strength. His craftsmanship is outstanding using old world tools. 💪🏻👍🏻🥂
Great skill and control of very basic sharp tools, I would be in A&E with severed fingers if I tried this, years of experience for this old man,amazing.
a million W O W !!!! I was glued to this vlog from start to finish ( 30 mins. ) watching, how a man salvaged something from practically useless, to something functional. AMAZING !!!!!! if it's proven to be safe and road-worthy, why can't his people or those of authority petitioned to have those tires (pile up from junkyards) to be shipped to areas like this, so they can be salvaged/recycled for further use??? ergo, giving people like this man, to make a living as well ???? very inspiring to watch... to be a decent human being, doing whatever is necessary, to put food on the table, AT THE SAME TIME, saving the planet..... thx for sharing.....
These people amaze me. Taking an old tire that most people would discarded and repairing it is awesome. And the old man will probably work this hard until he passes away. Just think about how strong this old man is and the grip power in his hands.
Bless his heart. At that age, working that hard to repair something that's worth so little to us. I saw a dude from what looked like the same area repairing a big hole in an engine block! Here, if an engine block has the smallest crack, it's scrap. That tractor tire would definitely be trash in this country. It's not that everyone is lazy here, it's just that even when they were new, those things wouldn't be worth the time it would take to repair them. In the time that was put into fixing that tire, someone could've made enough money to buy multiple new ones. Those tractor tires aren't cheap, but he put some time into fixing it. What I'm saying is, some of us are far luckier than we ever stop to consider. I think I'm getting to that age, I'm starting to realize that after you have the things you always wanted, you just want more things. Most of the people I know have everything and act like they're miserable. If people like this cat are free to live as they choose, have what they need and have each other, they're probably just as happy or happier than most of us. I bet those kids are awesome! lol Our little spoiled kids in this country are the worst part about having so much! My two are good kids, but all our kids are spoiled. They're raised in a spoiled society by spoiled parents whose parents probably had it pretty good coming up themselves. So that's like three generations of spoiled! lol! Now I'm just thinking way too far into it and typing out my thoughts. lmao! Don't smoke weed and comment on RUclips videos, kids! 😂😏🤫
Those engine block repair videos are amazing! I thought the same thing when I first saw it, "that's beyond repair". But "beyond repair" means nothing to these people! They fix things and reuse them over and over, true recycling. The man repairing this tyre has a huge amount of experience at this. You can tell that manipulating the tyre and doing the stitching isn't as easy for him as it once was, but that experience and knowledge really shines through. Also you are right - these people are not all depressed or feel sorry for themselves despite not having the technology and wealth that we have - they are still happy and proud of what they have, and their families. They just get on with it and don't worry about the things we worry about - in fact, our worries would probably make them laugh!
I understand where you are coming from, but have you priced a new tractor tire of that size lately? we may have to relearn some of these skills! if inflation keeps going like it is.
I've never priced one, but I know they aren't cheap. He put several hours into fixing it though. If stuff like tractor tires has gone up as much as building supplies, I hate it for anyone who needs them. I'm an electrician and I can not believe the rate that the prices keep rising on anything to do with construction! Btw, I saw a dude over there fix a big hole in an engine block! Here, if they have the tiniest crack, they're scrapped.
This is about a $500.00 section repair here in the states. I would take his over our ,considering here they probably would not guarantee it. THIS IS A CRAFTSMAN
This man really deserve a award. How easily he did by simple and old tools. These people live in a very small village but his skill better than city lol.
Não precisamos de tecnológias sofisticadas, gráficos e softwares de computadores de ultimas gerações, quando temos o nosso próprio e natural computador, o céreblo, o qual pensa e é muito criativo. Parabéns Senhor!
I'd love to spend a week hanging around and working with this guy at his shop. Probably learn so much of a dying art. Plus I bet he's got some interesting stories and life lessons to share. I'd rather take the time to fix/repair something properly than toss it and buy a new one. That is of course as long as there is still life left in the item, such as the case here.
@@kylen1922 ppl in more fortunate countries simply choose to not kill themselves by breathing toxic crap everyday. Dude probly has lung cancer and doesn't even know. By the time he realizes it itll be way to late to do anything about it
It's not a dying art, we do it all over the world. It's just that we have good tools and factories to do it in, he's in a street with shit tools. It just takes way longer the way he's doing it.
Please let this very hard working craftsman know how enjoyable and appreciated it was to watch him create a great piece of work. Greetings from the U.K.
Define taken care. This is sad, a huge waste of time and resources, because they're too poor to replace it. A patch on an old tyre like this is taking him forever to do and the tyre will not last, it will break in another spot right away, because it's so old the rubber has degraded. There is a reason why the most profitable factories don't jerry rig things like this, you lose money and time every step of the way, he is wasting time fixing it, it won't last as long, it will break when they need it the most.
After pricing a set of 4 32x11.50’s at $900, I can appreciate what one of these mighty cost. This video does more than show skill but it’s inspirational while also making me very thankful. Bravo
Wow!!! Absolutely great job. Much respect. Made it like brand new. I’m not sure if anyone here in America is able to fix a tire with that big of a hole. Never heard of anyone anyway.
Realmente asombroso. En pleno Siglo XXI, Nunca pude imaginar como se hacia este trabajo. Muy bien hecho, no se puede tirar una rueda que vale muchísimo dinero. Enhorabuena a esos autenticos artesanos del caucho. ¡BRAVO!
This is a gift.....from God... use your resources people and don't waste because this man proves anything can be done even if you don't have what's needed
Amazing, here I am at work watching this guy work his guts out. Really makes you appreciate what you have and think your problems aren't really that bad.
Терпение и труд-все перетрут. А мы удивляемся, как древние мастера творили свои шедевры, без помощи высоких технологий. Вот нам живой пример! И он не единственный в своем роде!
@@ROBOTREK55 да, без всяких инструментов налепил горбатого: 1) вместо металлокорда - верёвка 2) вместо вулканизации - её отсутствие. Нормальную резину ножом так легко как на видео не срезать По итогу у покрышки приличный шанс взорваться и стать причиной гибели людей. Отличная работа, ага.
@@47clere А ты вообще в руках пытался согнуть этот корд? Его руками хрен перевяжешь, только с помощью специального станка на заводе, да и вообще как правило меняют испорченные шины в шиномонтажке, а не чинят. Отработанные шины идут в переработку, но как я понял в Индий с этим напряжёнка, вот и чинят в ручную.
What a hard working man and what great skills.....that is something that has been passed down no doubt through generations.... Wishing you health and happiness Sir 👏👏👏
Tiozão vc tem meu respeito . No começo eu pensei q n iria dá em nada n entendi , cassete nenhum. Daí vir q o metal era apenas um mold pra fixa a borracha , que legal essa ideia . Espero q seu serviço tenha válido a pena 😉👊🙌😅 Mas pare com esse cigarro aí pq a fumaça me matou aq contei uns 30 cigarro kkkk😅😂😂😂👊
WOW, I've had tires removed and replaced and patched, but this gentleman took it to the next level, he certainly took his skills and actually put some life back into that worn out tire, not sure if it was for a customer or he was looking to sell it, but he got it ready either way, Hmmm I wonder if he does road calls !!!!
What a craftsman this man is. Using used, in good shape rubber to reform and patch a hole, and a solid job at that. A used tire in the States may cost, if you can find it, 100 dollars. This man has well over that in labor alone, but has done a superb job at giving an old tire new life. Very much respect for a craft that is not practiced here. Well done.
A used tractor tire a $100? Where? A used car tire can get as cheap as $30-$40 in Miami-Dade County Florida. But a $100 for a big tractor tire like that one not even broken as it looks in the beginning I think is extremely cheap, if you find them buy some! Now when you buy an old abandoned broken or non starting or with missing pieces machine, then tires and some parts if you divide the whole equipment as in parts corresponding with the total you may get the tires even cheaper but I still think a $100 for that big one tires is too low as a price.
How much do you think that worker was paid to repair the tire? My thinking is 20 bucks USD. Plus he consumed likely 10 bucks in gas and materials. The man also used his own tools. Not really consumed, but there is cost. Plus the stall rental. Also exposed himself to lead. Not a huge deal, he make sure to filter the air thru the filter in his cigs!
Para poder fazer este trabalho este homem aprendeu a dominar várias técnicas e todas difíceis!!! A prática deu-lhe aptidões que nenhuma máquina consegue replicar.... Como por exemplo controlar as temperaturas " a olho " !!!! INCRÍVEL!!+!+
So amazing, what skill. The industrialized world has gotten soft, we just throw away the bad tire and buy a new one. I highly respect these awesome workers working with what they have on hand.
Here in Europe you can't find a single professional who is able to do this repair by himself and it will take a group of people with super heavy machinery to do it and which will make the repair as expensive as buying a new tire. This man is recycling this huge tire and making it again functional as before and with a fraction of its original price. He is making his life and literally saving the planet. My deepest respect to him !
And just look at his age. Judging by the way he he moves those arms whilst working those tools, he's probably fit as a fiddle!
IP
Lets see of the drivers luck saves him when that patch hits a rock and his load tips his rig. Idiot.
Poor countries people worke hard to live
@@zachwaddill7801 ....people with zero skills shouldn't talk about other's skills.
I love how so many of us from such varied places around the globe can come together in appreciation of this one man's skills and effort.
🙏🙌💪
@@rodneyrule4285 ,
Lung cancer.
@@davidlarson9975 ?
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He should use mask I'm agree, but he's working this job for decades!
Maybe God protect those people whom do their job honestly!
Doing all that hard work all by himself and at that age…huge respect sir!
Грустно, очень грустно. Люди вынуждены заниматься таким тяжёлым трудом за гроши. Не ужели так будет всегда? 31.12.2021. С наступающим всех новым годом!
He’s only 30. Third World is a motherfucker….
Amen to that !
@@madtrucker5079 Why do you day that? I think he is atleast 50 years old.
This is new pakistan of PM imran khan. No industries, no manufacturing, No money.. hence people are doing this to sustain
The amazing number of steps in the process shows decades of learning what worked, and what didn't. Fantastic job, very talented man!
Dude just needs some better tools.
hey, fellow mccann here
Im pretty sure they still haven't figured out what works...
@@A_Stereotypical_HereticPresume you know better? Maybe if their economy hadn't been deliberately suppressed by western governments then they too could be as wasteful as us! 🤔
Salute to this hard working man, earning livelihood for his family at this age.
@Анастасия Сонцева English I don't understand Russian
It takes all your life to learn but the strength he has omg at his age amazing. God bless this man and everyone's who's hands are used to repair what we normally trow away
Никаких лишних движений, ничего лишнего нет, каждое движение оттоцчено,мастер своего дела, дай Аллах вам крепкого здоровья
my allah bless ur all
@Cock Head we don’t need to know English to express our opinion! you are not alone on this planet! Мудак!!!
Ameen summa Ameen
Ver esse Sr realizar esse trabalho árduo sem ferramentas de primeiro mundo com toda experiência e garra isso não tem preço que pague.que Deus lhe dê muitos anos de vida para passar esse Dom aos mais jovens.
I’ve drove and worked on tractors my whole life I’ll tell this that what he is doing is some hard ass work mad respect to him
I agree. What amazes me is not getting stuck, not even once, as those tyre fibres tear me up if I even look at hem. Mad respect.
Deadly too.
У этого мастера нет топового оборудования для ремонта шин, но он стремится к качеству и приложил много усилия!!! Уважение, низкий поклон такому человеку!! !!!
Согласен на все сто
Неплохая шиномонтажка. Надо на стажировку к этому деду скататься....
@Cock Head Это ты не говоришь по Русски и твоё мнение не верно...🖕
Мне шили порванную боковину резины в том году и наваривали резиной в москве. Отдал в районе 1500р. Внешне с метра даже не скажешь что с покрышкой что-то было и не найдёшь это место если не знаешь. Конечно без гарантий и это колесо на зад поставил. Просто резина почти новая была, а из-за редкого размера купить такое же колесо нереально(275/75r18)
Дело не в топовом оборудовании, такую работу можно только вручную сделать, и ее делают, потому что цена новой шины космическая
I am a professional on repairing Cat equipment earthmover tires but this guy just sent me back to noob status much respect ✊🏿
Lol he come on the job and don't use not 1 tool yall paid for and get more volume done than anybody. His specific repairs come with a 5 year gaurentee everyone else's don't even come with 1 🤣
When you DIY you be suprised at the level of thinking your actually capable of. Great job 👏
@@LKS-M9323 ap
This just goes to show that it's not the tools, it's the craftsman.
I had to laugh when he got inside the tire to do the work.
Props to you sir.
@Bro P
Would love to see the extended use of tire. Your work on CAT the tires carry lots more weight than the farm tractor that tire is from. And tire shops would never allow that because if it failed on the road and caused bodily injury. The repair station/dealer would be liable
I been in the auto industry for over 22years & my second home has been the tire shop, what this man is doing looks like a lot of work My respect’s.
Hay maşaallah koca ustaya..Allah gücünü kuvvetini daim eylesin..Kolay gelsin. Bol kazançlar, TÜRKİYE den selamlar...
Reminds me of my Grandfather back in the 1970's. Retirement was just a word for him. He worked everyday from sunrise to sunset. Some of my best memories were with him teaching me how to fix stuff.
Qq1
Which country your grandfather lived ???
@@rajinderdhammi3819 He was an immigrant from Poland to the United States.
@@chetwysocki595 wow.... 👍
If only people u destroy what your grandfather did. Everything is made to break if it lasted a lifetime places would go out of business. But that doesn't mean you need to by brand New just repair
Проделана огромная и очень сложная работа.При чём человек,старается сделать качественно,в отличии от наших "мастеров".Это не может не вызывать огромного уважения!Низкий поклон этому человеку!С каким спокойствием он это делает,просто поражает.И сколько сил в руках этого седого Дедушки.Дай бог ему здоровья!👍🔥
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@@ВасяПупкин-о9д5х Ты о чём?Я из раши!🤣
Being in the tire industry for well
Over 15 years and this man is a genius if people only knew the cost of these tires it’s insane agricultural tires are not cheap a couple thousand… Amazing work much respect, for god sake’s he made his own tire patch from secondary rubber
Not a couple thousand... Under thousand...
Price depends on size, he working on small tyre. And that patch prolly won't last more than a a year or two
@@jintarokensei3308Correct, grandpa work is still sustainable, but because economical not environmental reason.
@@jintarokensei3308 that patch will last as long as that tire rolls these are agricultural tires meaning they don’t hit the road extending they life span… correct they are priced accordingly to size that’s a1,000 tire easily so multiply that by 4 because tractors don’t only have 1 tire and that’s where it gets pricey…
@@loewenstark2969 this tire goes for about 1,000 and sorry but a tractor has 4 tires so that’s about a 4,000 set of tires …
I have no words...just tears and appreciation of what this gentleman and others like him are capable of ! That lead and the fumes, the pouring of hot metal so close to his unprotected eyes...yes I did have tears all the way.
Let the parts of the world that wastes...think about this.
Much love and respects from India.
I absolutely agree with you. This man worked on this tire so long and i bet his salary will be less than we pay for a coffee here in western world. I wish the money on this planet would be parted fair.
Mad respect for this gentleman working so hard and efficiently at his age! Congrats!
فقر...
He's only 38.
He's only 19....
@@Valkyrie1941 19 each member, correct! 🤣
@Scott Reynolds Nah, smoke is terrible!
Absolutely incredible. He is a true master at his craft. I hope he is earning what that level of skill and work is worth. Here I the US, they wouldn't even bother trying to patch it, and if they did itd be cheaper to buy a new tire. The comparison is made simply to illustrate how much he is worth. And hope he is recognized and compensated for it equally. Deepest respect and honor to this man.
Hardly he will get 15 to 20 dollars...max to max...here in India or Pakistan
Tires that size depending on what brand are 800/1500 a piece
@@syedabdul5980 that's sad man
@@syedabdul5980 I'd say he is a master of his craft
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Excellent! What a joy to actually see someone who can actually repair with his own hands. 👍👍👍
Stadtmenschen sind viel zu degeneriert für so was. (zumindest in Deutschland)
It's cool until that tire blows up in his face from being compromised
@Repent to Jesus Christ! c
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A wise man said that : "Necessity is the mother of invention."
I don’t remember seeing anything like this done or someone work so hard at it. Bravo. A real genus it is an honor watching you work sir
Amazing skill and craftsmanship. What's really most amazing to me is how this entire repair process was developed in the first place. My hat's off to this man.
it was developed in the search of substitute matierials and ways to joint them into a tire hole
It was a fairly common repair in the UK in the old days. I can recall my father having a newish Ferguson T20 rear tyre repaired in a similar way by a local tyre retailer back in the late 1950s.
Nowadays the costs [H&S related stuff,and wages] do not justify it due to the relatively cheap cost of a new tyre for most applications.
I believe a similar process is still carried out on customers' damaged tyre carcasses by the tyre manufacturers, even in the rich Western nations, for higher end ultra-large tyres
My question is the structural integrity after the repair.
one rubber wheel around 1000$ repairing it 100$ makes sense to repair them.
@@divineantiwokewarrior it's how it's been done around the world. It just isn't considered code in most first world nations these days.
I've been doing tire repair off and on for the last 20 years. I thought I had seen everything the tire repair world had to offer. This tho. This is just astounding and amazing and just woah.
This used to be a common fix for tractor tires and such. Still probably is on the down low since it's usually considered not to be up to code.
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Where do you get the materials?
The tire repair world has to offer? C'mon man. You looking for likes.
I feel like I am not allowed to complain about another day of work after watching this... much respect.
Seems like less work than what I'm about to do today....
@@who_cares848 yeah... but how much you think he is making?
@@OnlyTimeWillTell97 probably less, I honestly didn't even think about that. You know it's funny, I wrote that comment this morning and then went to work today and did what I had to do and it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. It actually seemed like a pretty good day and this guy's seems like he worked pretty hard. It's funny how perspectives can change so rapidly.
Bottom line he works for himself. Try any trucking business, and you will find out micromanaging bosses, idiotic coworkers and hard lifting non stop. That guy is a boss to himself
Moving a tractor at this age. Hats off and Respect for the man hard work.
человеку труда и его мастерству моё искреннее восхищение. такие люди нигде и никогда не пропадут, это не рафинированные офисные белые воротнички
Кто на что учился
What a talent? At least one tyre manufacturer should acknowledge him and felicitate him. Hard worker - dedicated. Hats off....
Few people are as resourceful, skilled and hard working as this guy. People like this are worth their weight in gold.
I wish we had more trades people like that in the UK. No shortcuts, attention to detail, and an end result to be proud of. I love my country, but seeing this skill and ingenuity makes me mourn the loss of honest hard work and skill sets we'll probably never have back. And I bet this guy is as strong as an ox too. Bet he lifted the tractor up at the end to put it back on.
😂 🤡
WTF .................... your country should also teach your batsmen to not walk outside their crease.🤣
Considering the conditions in which this man works and he does everything by hand, the end result is very good, amazing!
اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على سيدنا وحبيبنا ونبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم تسليما كثيرا وبارك الله بكم
yes shadowfiend you are right, ignore the hateful and jealous.
A true master of his craft. He takes tire repair and makes it an art
My father is 78 years old and he doesn't stop impressing me. He can do any work 30 year olds do these days. He laughs at young people these days. I am so proud of him
Same like my dad
Он крут👍
كل الإحترام والتقدير لهذا الرجل المُبدع .
Um trabalho muito bem feito e uma Recuperação super valiosa…um pneu desse custa o olho da cara..parabéns ao excelente profissional 👏👏👏👏👏
Skills like this just go to show how wasteful we really are in so called developed countries. Maximum respect to this elder, & imagine what he could do with better tools. God Bless him.
Do you think he wants to do this ?
Not really. It’s Becuase we are more Efficent now. What he is doing takes prob a few days or more then 6+ hours. It’s a waste of time when a new tire is much faster and cheaper
@@myaccount__7269 and no breathing in burnt rubber lol
@@myaccount__7269 new is definitely better but it costs way more in poor countries. Having someone fix a tire like that for them is 1% of the cost of a new one.
@@myaccount__7269 nah bruh it's not cheap at all that's a big tire it's expensive af
My grand dad did it for decades on his farm. Not in the same way this guy did but they patched them regularly with patches made from discarded tires and heat. Back in the depression they had to. You wouldn't believe some of the tractor repairs and rigging they did to keep them working. You had to make due with whatever you had. It took ingenuity
This whas my first real job when i got out of school in the early 80´s probably one of the last that worked with this type of repair in sweden,,but we had electric heated tools and hydraulic press. but the basic is the same
Good video Thanks!
See how he does it, he tries hard:
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@Benjamin Morris Dude do some research before you go telling people they have been lied too
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@Benjamin Morris yes they did!
Who told you the lie they didn't?
He is a good craftsman with many years of experience, his work is excellent, jobs like this often happen in poor countries just as I often impart knowledge to those who have not. know and those of you who are still struggling, those of you who want to learn a trade to repair and invent electronic devices, a great video of your sharing, I really admire you conquer millions of hearts on the world, thanks to the channel owner for sharing a video showing me experiences, especially a civilization somewhere in the world, thank you! 😍
I respect this work, the Man made his own patch, his own mold, and cared enough to do a very good job. I did tires for 10 years this same size tire also, Its very impressive to see all the steps done by hand instead of machine 👏 I will remember this wisdom.
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Yeah the only problem is the amount of people this will end up killing
but what about the integrity of the tire? you think this is patch work is strong enough to take the load and abuse?
@@karma_yogi_42 it will work in fields. I mean ploughing LAND
This is super amazing and impressive to see. I did not even know such repairs were possible. That tire looked like it was done for ever and that guy brought it back to life! Super refreshing to see the skills that other have 🤝💪💪💪
Yeah he brought this tyre to life and this tyre will take somebody's life... this kind of repair is an accident waiting to happen...
@@zombiezombie1977 when used at f1 or even on a normal car at faster than 50kph, I would agree with you, but this is not a high performance kind of usage, so i think it won't.
@@zombiezombie1977 This kind of reparations is also being done here in the western world, especially on agricultural and construction machine tires - those big tires ain't cheap you know, and this tire wasn't dry rotted, it was damaged, probably by driving over sharp rocks and such.
@@jrand2631 yes. But they did nothing to restore the bias ply.
Whatever they used was not bonded to the rest of the carcass, but only small parts of it. That will always be a point of failure in the future.
@@SamP0rterBridges This form of repair is fine and safe when done carefully and thoroughly, which this man has done in the examples here in this video. It is done the world over this way, because it works and it is economical. The only aspect that is questionable about this is the potential contamination from being done in such a filthy environment. After he cleans and stitches the hole up, he puts much larger layers of rubber above and below and hole, and seals it all together with heat. There is much more rubber bonding to the tire body than there was open hole to begin with. It certainly did not only bond to small parts of the tire, the entire patch became a strong part of the tire.
I don't mind to spend 30 min watching this man working like that, it's absolutely amazing and enjoyable. Funny thing is that the young people today cry when breaking their nails.
Yes uncle
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Or they don't want to work at all.
Hear in America it's called entitlement.
Why work when Joe Biden and the Democrats will hand you a check to do nothing .
LETS GO BRANDON !.
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Ремонт БЕЛазовских шин не менее увлекательное видео.
Деду огромного здоровья и перчаток, с респиратором побольше!
И хотя бы одну табуретку😂
@@mangalsuper tenho interesse nesse produto
Молодец. Уважение к твоему труду. Здоровья тебе, мастер.
Скоро при путине так же будем
@@Владлянгузов-о9я а причем здесь Путин. Ты сам что сделал,твоего добился, чтобы лучше жить? Не с чей руки кормился,да лично сам, чего добился?
@@АндрейШаров-в1я как можно чего то добиться в стране,в которой душат налогами? А теперь она стала изгоем во всём цивилизованном мире.
@@КонрадКарлович-й2щ а что лично Ты , сделал для того, чтобы Россия не оказалась в сегодняшней ситуации?. По чаще смотри в зеркало, там увидишь того, кто тебе что то должен.
@@АндрейШаров-в1я а что он может сделать пойти как пригожин на москву? ведь такие гандоны как ты путину жопу вылизывают
That was an absolutely awesome craft to watch the old guy perform. Almost everything he did wouldn't be allowed in Canada because of the danger and health risks. He was smoking pretty much the whole time but the fumes and toxic smoke going into his face, were scary to see. Everything he did was so skilled, thought out and done with brute force sometimes, that I couldn't stop watching, because I feared I might miss something. LOL I hope he got a big bonus for being followed around and bothered so much. Thanks for sharing this and keep up the awesome content.
apart from all that smoke over years i am just surprised by his strength in this age ..even 30 year old will be in big trouble picking that huge tyre alone
But yet you guys have a higher cancer rate.
@@rajababy2009 That is for sure. LOL I gasped when that other guy "helped" rolling the tire in to his work area and almost ran him over, but that 70? year old superman caught it like a linebacker. I have so much respect for him and his skills.
@@Abiti3131 Wow, can you believe that? We are definitely doing something wrong. I wonder how long he has been doing work like that?
@@murmur3966 he probably eats alot healthier
This is wht called hard work and honest living with respect
Here in the U.S. the company would have bought a new tire. The old broken ones are probably shipped to places like this LOL. This guy not only fixes tires, he's also a metallurgist and a potter. 😆 I hope he was compensated for this job proper. Must've taken hours.
@@justacinnamonbun8658 He isn't live in us ..
Dickhe@d
i wonder if this guy realizes he could live a very comfortable and wealthy life doing this in the US. BRAVO to him. he is AMAZING!
Восхищаюсь их трудолюбием и смекалкой! Супер!
Мастер от бога, руки золотые, дай Аллах ему здоровье
Нет выражения "не могу"
Есть выражение "не хочу".
Красавчик мужик.
Wow, such basic tools, and this man can produce outstanding work, can't believe I just watched a 30 minute tractor tyre video! So impressed 👏 👌 🙌
So humbling and satisfying
To all ecologists: this man has no intention of saving the planet.
Saving the planet only makes sense to those who have already saved their asses.
This man only works hard with the little he has for the little he has. There is simply no other choice, he has no place for idyllic visions. Honor to him.
A COEXIST sticker on a Prius in San Francisco will save the planet and the universe and everything.
My name is Giovanni Giorgio but everybody calls me Giorgio!
Good point. This man does what he does because a new Panther 15.5-38 rear tyre costs 400 $, And yet, he makes more for the planet saving this tyre and avoiding unnecessary purchase of a new one than 1000 activist with their stupid and sensless commitment. If you want to do something for the planet - start to lern something useful.
I've never seen an ecologist working in a factory, you can only find them at Starbucks with a cappuccino in hand and writing heroic acts on twitter on macbook air.
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this man is the synthesis of the uneven development of capitalism. On one side of the world they build expensive and huge weapons of war and on the other side they repair an old wreck for a few cents' wages.
He unknowingly does more to save the planet than you. No choice is always a bad excuse, for poor people aa well as for Putin slaughtering Ukraine.
At first, after viewing this video, I was upset that we don't get to see the results of the old craftsman's work by having the tire inflated and driven on - but then I realized that there is poetic justice in our not getting to see the results. The key here is - how hard, diligently and skillfully this old master executed his work - without any help whatsoever. That is the key!
You can rest assured that the tire inflated just fine and is hard at work. This craftsman knew what he was doing .
Be patient watch until the end and you will contemplate the result
Most of these Tractor tires use inner tubes, so Im sure it inflated and held properly. Also most are also filled with water antifreeze mixture and air. so they are pretty solid when inflated.
This is a very arduous and complicated process even with with all the best tools and equipment ready at hand. This is simply extraordinary.
Ghetto
@@mr.stealyogirl4078 that doesn't make sense
I bet he did this entire job for what someone in the states would've charged just to change the tire with a new one that the customer supplied(this guy obviously both removed this tire from the rim and put it back on as well, without the massive tools we use to do so.)
@@primecyber1 yep. sad truth. maybe even less, considering even tire changer in the states wouldn't have workshop this smal
@@primecyber1 but u guys in usa are rich and can definitely afford that . But people from countries in south asia definitely can't afford a new tyre everytime it breaks .
For many of us life is tough , for others life is tougher. Thank you heavenly father for each beautiful day we take for granted.
What craftsmanship. Great video.
This man is incredible! One tough old man to say the least. I have lifted these tires. It’s a true feat of strength and strength his age incredible strength. His craftsmanship is outstanding using old world tools. 💪🏻👍🏻🥂
Great skill and control of very basic sharp tools, I would be in A&E with severed fingers if I tried this, years of experience for this old man,amazing.
a million W O W !!!! I was glued to this vlog from start to finish ( 30 mins. ) watching, how a man salvaged something from practically useless, to something functional. AMAZING !!!!!! if it's proven
to be safe and road-worthy, why can't his people or those of authority petitioned to have those tires (pile up from junkyards) to be shipped to areas like this, so they can be salvaged/recycled for further use??? ergo, giving people like this man, to make a living as well ???? very inspiring to watch... to be a decent human being, doing whatever is necessary, to put food on the table, AT THE SAME TIME, saving the planet..... thx for sharing.....
Such painstaking skill and workmanship ... kudos on work well done, and great finished product.
These people amaze me. Taking an old tire that most people would discarded and repairing it is awesome. And the old man will probably work this hard until he passes away. Just think about how strong this old man is and the grip power in his hands.
He definitely doesn't cut any corners..takes pride in his craft..simply astounding!
No, he burns em with steel...
The man’s a genius. What a complicated process!
Complicated? Its rubber buddy. 200 yrs old technology. Lol
@@PatTheRiot did u even understand what he said??? Lol
Not complicated at all. It is just a bigger tire.
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@@PatTheRiot
Your but also made by rubber if is get flat visit this old man he will fix to you
Loser
Amazing job! Salute sir!
Hats off 👏 to this master craftsmanship. Huge Respect.
Золотые руки у людей , растут от куда нужно. Хорошего вам заработка .
Bless his heart. At that age, working that hard to repair something that's worth so little to us. I saw a dude from what looked like the same area repairing a big hole in an engine block! Here, if an engine block has the smallest crack, it's scrap. That tractor tire would definitely be trash in this country. It's not that everyone is lazy here, it's just that even when they were new, those things wouldn't be worth the time it would take to repair them. In the time that was put into fixing that tire, someone could've made enough money to buy multiple new ones. Those tractor tires aren't cheap, but he put some time into fixing it. What I'm saying is, some of us are far luckier than we ever stop to consider. I think I'm getting to that age, I'm starting to realize that after you have the things you always wanted, you just want more things. Most of the people I know have everything and act like they're miserable. If people like this cat are free to live as they choose, have what they need and have each other, they're probably just as happy or happier than most of us. I bet those kids are awesome! lol Our little spoiled kids in this country are the worst part about having so much! My two are good kids, but all our kids are spoiled. They're raised in a spoiled society by spoiled parents whose parents probably had it pretty good coming up themselves. So that's like three generations of spoiled! lol! Now I'm just thinking way too far into it and typing out my thoughts. lmao! Don't smoke weed and comment on RUclips videos, kids! 😂😏🤫
Love and share your feelings Smokey !
Those engine block repair videos are amazing! I thought the same thing when I first saw it, "that's beyond repair". But "beyond repair" means nothing to these people! They fix things and reuse them over and over, true recycling. The man repairing this tyre has a huge amount of experience at this. You can tell that manipulating the tyre and doing the stitching isn't as easy for him as it once was, but that experience and knowledge really shines through. Also you are right - these people are not all depressed or feel sorry for themselves despite not having the technology and wealth that we have - they are still happy and proud of what they have, and their families. They just get on with it and don't worry about the things we worry about - in fact, our worries would probably make them laugh!
I understand where you are coming from, but have you priced a new tractor tire of that size lately? we may have to relearn some of these skills! if inflation keeps going like it is.
I've never priced one, but I know they aren't cheap. He put several hours into fixing it though. If stuff like tractor tires has gone up as much as building supplies, I hate it for anyone who needs them. I'm an electrician and I can not believe the rate that the prices keep rising on anything to do with construction!
Btw, I saw a dude over there fix a big hole in an engine block! Here, if they have the tiniest crack, they're scrapped.
This is about a $500.00 section repair here in the states. I would take his over our ,considering here they probably would not guarantee it. THIS IS A CRAFTSMAN
This man really deserve a award. How easily he did by simple and old tools. These people live in a very small village but his skill better than city lol.
Лютый дед! Такому памятник надо поставить из резины!
Он слепой, не видит куда льёт свинец, видимо по памяти. Лютый не то слово 👍🏿🔥
Пакистанцы самые крутые в плане восстановления техники
@@РусланАбдулов-щ2о Лютые рукожопы.
@@Анеботакоеже пакажи как надо
Самоделкины,а у нас всё выкидывают, даже заклеить не могут
Não precisamos de tecnológias sofisticadas, gráficos e softwares de computadores de ultimas gerações, quando temos o nosso próprio e natural computador, o céreblo, o qual pensa e é muito criativo.
Parabéns Senhor!
I'd love to spend a week hanging around and working with this guy at his shop. Probably learn so much of a dying art. Plus I bet he's got some interesting stories and life lessons to share. I'd rather take the time to fix/repair something properly than toss it and buy a new one. That is of course as long as there is still life left in the item, such as the case here.
And get kidnapped by the taliban
U are right about that , people have no idea what hard work like this is .
And catch a case of lung cancer while your at it
@@kylen1922 ppl in more fortunate countries simply choose to not kill themselves by breathing toxic crap everyday.
Dude probly has lung cancer and doesn't even know. By the time he realizes it itll be way to late to do anything about it
It's not a dying art, we do it all over the world. It's just that we have good tools and factories to do it in, he's in a street with shit tools. It just takes way longer the way he's doing it.
Please let this very hard working craftsman know how enjoyable and appreciated it was to watch him create a great piece of work. Greetings from the U.K.
Amazing how things are taken care of in other parts of the world. WELL DONE SIR!
Çok zor..ve sağlıklı bulamıyorum bu yöntemi
And how things are N rigged
Define taken care. This is sad, a huge waste of time and resources, because they're too poor to replace it. A patch on an old tyre like this is taking him forever to do and the tyre will not last, it will break in another spot right away, because it's so old the rubber has degraded.
There is a reason why the most profitable factories don't jerry rig things like this, you lose money and time every step of the way, he is wasting time fixing it, it won't last as long, it will break when they need it the most.
@@UhOhUmm It could even blow up while airing up very dangerous what he did
@@UknownWarrior1876 it's a tractor tyre so it probably uses a tube.
C’est ce qu’on appelle, savoir faire quelque chose de ces mains!!! Bravo monsieur 👏 👏👏
@Cock Head But he is talking about using hands which is so much valid in America 😜
@Harold Sylvia (i guess He jokes)
Bien dit 👍
@@Akusound deja vu
Staggering skills and effort
I was mesmerised
Well done old mate
Well done
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The most dedicated man i ever found..everything done by his own hand n energy n effort..he should be rewarded highly..i hope he would live
After pricing a set of 4 32x11.50’s at $900, I can appreciate what one of these mighty cost. This video does more than show skill but it’s inspirational while also making me very thankful. Bravo
What determination and strength this man has. Much respect.
That casting to make the mold of the tread was freaking amazing daum!! Much respect to you sir.
Long live Pakistani craftsmen! They are really at the next level. Nothing is going to be waisted which is great for the environment!
Wow!!! Absolutely great job. Much respect. Made it like brand new. I’m not sure if anyone here in America is able to fix a tire with that big of a hole. Never heard of anyone anyway.
Not safe repairing that size puncture
I am not sure how safe this repair would be. I don't think it will last even a few months of rough driving.
The only reason it's being done is because labor is dirty cheap there. The tire will last another month, but the cost to repair is 50cents...
The black art of tire "vulcanization"- the very best way to repair a tire.
@@comesthru tire vulcanization, done correctly, is very safe-- you are remolding the tire, including the nylon cords.
Realmente asombroso. En pleno Siglo XXI, Nunca pude imaginar como se hacia este trabajo. Muy bien hecho, no se puede tirar una rueda que vale muchísimo dinero. Enhorabuena a esos autenticos artesanos del caucho. ¡BRAVO!
This is a gift.....from God... use your resources people and don't waste because this man proves anything can be done even if you don't have what's needed
Amazing, here I am at work watching this guy work his guts out. Really makes you appreciate what you have and think your problems aren't really that bad.
Yeah some people have the audacity to call their office job "work".
Amazing...their isn't one part of this process easy!! Some will never really know nor benefit from honest HARD work, as we see here!!!! Much respect !
This man does it all. All the way from cut, smith, smelt, sculp, sew, you name it. He have all the skills.
Терпение и труд-все перетрут. А мы удивляемся, как древние мастера творили свои шедевры, без помощи высоких технологий. Вот нам живой пример! И он не единственный в своем роде!
Без всяких современных инструментов и оборудования.
@@ROBOTREK55 да, без всяких инструментов налепил горбатого:
1) вместо металлокорда - верёвка
2) вместо вулканизации - её отсутствие. Нормальную резину ножом так легко как на видео не срезать
По итогу у покрышки приличный шанс взорваться и стать причиной гибели людей. Отличная работа, ага.
A pesar de ser un país muy pobre ellos siempre encuentran la solución a las cosas
@@47clere А ты вообще в руках пытался согнуть этот корд? Его руками хрен перевяжешь, только с помощью специального станка на заводе, да и вообще как правило меняют испорченные шины в шиномонтажке, а не чинят. Отработанные шины идут в переработку, но как я понял в Индий с этим напряжёнка, вот и чинят в ручную.
나도 노동자지만
이사람의 노동은 경의롭기까지하다.
늘 건강하길....
What a hard working man and what great skills.....that is something that has been passed down no doubt through generations.... Wishing you health and happiness Sir 👏👏👏
A fantastic job done with basic tools and great talent!! Respect, from Brasil.
Thats Pakistani talent sir .
دلیل فقیر بودن کشور خایی که ثروت خدادادی زیادی دارن چیست.....ازایران
Hello there
Massive respect for this man..🙏🙏🙏
Respect for him having no regard for others? Lol
Abdul puncturewala from india 🤡
@@srrs007 ramlal gobaputr ye pakistan ka hai
@@freethinker9630 pakistan bhi india ka hi part hai ped0 follower 🤣
@@srrs007 how gaumutri vedic cult follower ,
Theses are two different countries.
Tiozão vc tem meu respeito .
No começo eu pensei q n iria dá em nada n entendi , cassete nenhum. Daí vir q o metal era apenas um mold pra fixa a borracha , que legal essa ideia . Espero q seu serviço tenha válido a pena 😉👊🙌😅
Mas pare com esse cigarro aí pq a fumaça me matou aq contei uns 30 cigarro kkkk😅😂😂😂👊
WOW, I've had tires removed and replaced and patched, but this gentleman took it to the next level, he certainly took his skills and actually put some life back into that worn out tire, not sure if it was for a customer or he was looking to sell it, but he got it ready either way, Hmmm I wonder if he does road calls !!!!
ruclips.net/video/4C_NjAGXack/видео.html 🤣🤣❤❤
Un trabajo manual extraordinario, nunca visto. Felicitaciones. Saludos desde Copiapó Chile
This guy is in great shape. Physical work.
I have been inspired. If some old grandpa can do all this creative hard work then I should do better. God bless him.
Очень трудоемкий процесс, но наверное будет как заводской 👍
What a craftsman this man is. Using used, in good shape rubber to reform and patch a hole, and a solid job at that. A used tire in the States may cost, if you can find it, 100 dollars. This man has well over that in labor alone, but has done a superb job at giving an old tire new life. Very much respect for a craft that is not practiced here. Well done.
A used tractor tire a $100? Where? A used car tire can get as cheap as $30-$40 in Miami-Dade County Florida. But a $100 for a big tractor tire like that one not even broken as it looks in the beginning I think is extremely cheap, if you find them buy some!
Now when you buy an old abandoned broken or non starting or with missing pieces machine, then tires and some parts if you divide the whole equipment as in parts corresponding with the total you may get the tires even cheaper but I still think a $100 for that big one tires is too low as a price.
That tire is 500 dollars
@@calmelata9916 repaired as the end of the video? In which Country and area?
How much do you think that worker was paid to repair the tire?
My thinking is 20 bucks USD.
Plus he consumed likely 10 bucks in gas and materials.
The man also used his own tools. Not really consumed, but there is cost.
Plus the stall rental.
Also exposed himself to lead. Not a huge deal, he make sure to filter the air thru the filter in his cigs!
@@superchuck3259 he seems to be the owner of that shop.
Para poder fazer este trabalho este homem aprendeu a dominar várias técnicas e todas difíceis!!! A prática deu-lhe aptidões que nenhuma máquina consegue replicar.... Como por exemplo controlar as temperaturas " a olho " !!!! INCRÍVEL!!+!+
Que idioma es?
Machines can certainly tell you the temperature of something by eye, infrared thermometer
Simplificando..trabalho feito com alma consciente..coisa que nao sera possivel em nehuma maquina ou computador..
@@Onewheelordeal Lol yep.
@@khushbakhtfakhriev955 PT-BR
Even the most difficult and tedious work in the hands of someone who knows and loves what he is doing turns into art.
des genies !!!
Old man knows his stuff He's a true artist And a professional!! Truly amazing 👏 🙌
Amazing work!!! Hats off to your father please! He possesses some fantastic skills and knowledge!!! He takes fixing broken tires to another level!
Hello there
Согласен
So amazing, what skill. The industrialized world has gotten soft, we just throw away the bad tire and buy a new one. I highly respect these awesome workers working with what they have on hand.
See how he does, tries very hard: ruclips.net/video/Jh2umGsEYHc/видео.html
😂❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😅방가방가 화이팅 입니다 최고 👍 💕 💛 😘 💙 ❤️ 👍 😊😊😊