Hino Truck accident made the very badly broken new again | Truck Body Manufacturing

Hino Truck accident made the very badly broken new again | Truck Body Manufacturing

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"Pakistani Truck"

[braveheart]

You can always find another driver but trucks are precious

[michaelsampiere]

As a retired metal worker I can admire the talents of these guys, All work done by hand. Absolute craftsmen. Kudos.

[mostlyinterested]

Much like these gentlemen in Pakistan, I remember, back in 1988 in Bombay (as it was then), going with a friend of mine down to what he called the "used truck market" and it was literally a truck graveyard where everything that was destroyed was being cut apart with the future plan of making it "whole" again. So, I watched them for a couple of hours doing exactly as these men were doing in the video. My friend K.P. asked me : "so what do you think?" I replied "honestly?" He said "sure. Pretty impressive right?" "Ahem, pretty dangerous more like." He asked me why I said that and I had to explain to him what happens when a ladder-rack chassis has a catastrophic accident and then all kinds of welding torches apply heat to the damaged areas. They're compromised and can never have the longitudinal strength again that they once had. It was so funny watching every one of these workers, who all spoke English, nodding and smiling and one old man even said, with the usual Indian rock of the head and "Atcha, atcha. He knows. Scottish Engineer." I am Scottish but never studied Engineering or Metallurgy.
That said, those guys do a phenomenal job to satisfy an environment which is poor monetarily but rich in intuition. Never saw so many guys with smashed fingers, amputated limbs, missing eyes or blind from the torches (welding goggles? What's that?).

[baden]

Wonder how many times this truck frame has been straightened and bent over it's life time 😅

[ZombifiedWatermelon]

As a Star Wars fan this is like watching Jawas in real life.

[seansimpson]

As a boilermaker/ welder i would say if that frame is straight so is Elton John . Welding filled with porosity 😮 wow

[eJIeHal_kaPToIIIka]

It's amazing that all body parts and limbs are present on workers with this type of work

[geneva]

Correct me if I am wrong - but truck chassis have DO NOT WELD tags on them for a reason. The rails are specially treated steel- and welding introduces heat - which compromises the structural properties of the steel. BUT - I also understand that a Hal good repair may be better than no repair in such countries. Fantastic determination from these guys though. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.

[marmaly]

"Almost straight is very great." That's our motto!

Used to be, " Lots of holes meet our goals!"

[andreasserafini]

If you ever drive behind a truck and it looks like it’s crab walking down the road, this is why lol.

[woodenswordsword]

The only people who will survive a post apocalyptic world

[Tatal.b]

Seja o que for a habilidade e força de vontade deles é impressionante, que Deus os proteja sempre

[railsaw]

I enjoy watching you all work. All hard workers.

[jeffrix_ogs_gaming]

Maybe I'm wrong but doesn't each one of those heat areas now become extremely brittle?

[marcesto]

Necessity is the mother of invention. Respect

[RoshanManilal]

Real gentleman here, their determination is WOW .That truck was a right off scrap metal.
Well done from South Africa 😮😮😮

[lesliewatts]

Such highly skilled craftsmen a real pleasure to watch.

[eyeofthetigger]

Like watching the Flintstone's garage. Awesome.

[altela]

J'ai beaucoup de respect pour cegenre de travailleurs, car absolument tout est récupérable.

[Will_CH]

The Chassis is high strength steel. If it is welded or heated then the heat affected zone with a fast cooling rate can form a brittle martensite. You can't safely hot work high strength steels the way shown in this video. The next accident will be from the truck breaking in half.