Dead Old Battery Restoration

[bruceraykiewicz]

WOW! I'm 78, worked for 50 years as a mechanic. Built and rebuilt a lot of stuff in my life. BUT never took a battery apart and rebuilt it. Gotta hand it to him. Looks like a lot of work. Bad for his health though. Very neat to watch.

[Crazyknives]

After seeing this, I going to try to leave my insignificant problems on side, this people work long hours in this conditions, God bless this people

[neumanngregor]

A man that need to be proud of his skill, i am impressed, the thing with safety folks, he is doing it outside has a ventilator and that is all the safety he can afford, remember not all people live in a rich country but he is richer in his skill that most rich people. And all rich people talk about recycling, he is doing exactly that ! Not wasting a battery but fixing the problem. He definitely has my respect.

[IDLJB]

All my life worked in heavy mechanic engineering world, fully normalized and with high safety standards, very stressing too. Now, I feel relax watching those skillful men doing their way. All my respect.

[cooldown]

I'm electrical engineer, nobody taught me on restoration but this gentle man did it so easily. Must be included in the syllabus with hands on experience.

[jasonwalding]

As a mechanic, that was the wildest video that I have ever seen. That was hard work.

[srenyvas]

sometimes we debate on the pricing but the kind of work involved to make it work is eye opening. Thanks for sharing and Hatsoff to the worker.

[errolpaul]

Wow. Restoration is an understatement. This is more like a complete rebuild. Bravo!

[RecipeTrier]

He is a hardworking man, I appreciate his efforts. I would buy him a safety kit if I could reach him that will both help him and his family.

[SilenceSupreme]

This man deserves a raise, and proper protective equipment.

[yachtwork]

OMG. There is not one step in that process that is not super toxic. Hats off to this guy. A master in his art.

[Swiftrevoir]

Bless this man and those like him who have to do such hard and dangerous things to support those they love. Whenever I think I know how good I have it, I am given a new perspective on really how different my life is from the rest of the world. I have not done anything special to deserve my privileged life and this man is every bit my equal. God bless them and preserve them.

[beave]

Dude it really puts things in perspective watching how dangerous some in the world have to work just to feed themselves and their family.

[gedman]

This guy glows in the dark, just making enough to feed his family I bet, we are so lucky, in a strange way I bet he's happy and proud of his work

[davids]

The chap next door is reconditioning plutonium rods

[cohall]

Very nicely done - he even checked the specific gravity of a cell(s) using a hydrometer. It is interesting to see how different battery restorers accomplish this task.

[offgridhomesteaders]

This was absolutely amazing to watch. That man is a true craftsman

[dougtaylor]

It’s amazing what can be done if there is a need. Poor guy working around all that lead, but feeding his family comes first.
I salute people like this!

[ignitore]

Besides how terrifing this thing is this man is an artist.

[Camp_Dogs]

The way he made those battery poles was better than any magic trick ive ever seen. Great video!!!