This guy is a genius.

[pryceboy]

Excellent! These guys are just so good that I have no other words to describe them but kudos to the genuses of Pakistan!

[graytitanic]

You have to give this guy 1000
Look at his work. And to. Do it out of junk.
He is versatile at the job.

Great job guy

[lopnajhardcoremetal]

I.learned a lot of these guys. Thanks guys..

[fiercefix]

A threaded driveshaft! Can't see that being a problem in either direction.

[richardcomer]

Our grand parents did things like this that's why they became known as the great generation

[markrich]

Mechanic's work on vechile machinist make parts. HE IS A MACHINIST.

[prof]

Would get you out of a pickle but I can't see it lasting longterm.

[BlockburnerStriker]

Respect to these ppl nothing but respect 👍

[ronaldramkissoon]

Million likes and comments
Great job fella

[davidcampbell]

The Pakistan workers have alot of talent great work!!!

[jasonsmith]

I love their ppe “personal protective equipment”

[billygoodwin]

so bad that highly industrialized nations, like the USA, can't do the same.

[efraengomez]

I love the way they work they know how to build things I just loved everything they do United States is completely out of touch with them from Fresno California God loves 😊

[greggoldie]

It's drilled out, it's lost at least 50% of the axels original strength, consequently it won't last.

[luckyjk]

Did you follow up with re heating the spring steel to austenitizing temps then quench in oil and temper to the required tensile strength. Is the welding material compatible with the chemistry of the spring steel?

[NeilW-nx]

It won't last long, it's a waste of time and money.

[justin]

10 out of 100. THAT WILL BREAK UNDER TORQUE! FACT, INDIANDS ARE SO FKN DODGEY!

[JoseGloria-fd]

No it lost its tensions, it will never be like new

[davdbone]

Romantic backstory, about as true as a British Leyland propshaft

[denb]

This only works if you have the tools and the skill