Rebuilding Heavy Duty Front Shock In Workshop | Repairing Shock Absorber | Refilling Oil Shock 

Third world country doing this ,recondioning of faulty shock absorber with warranty .also of cheap labor , high cost replacement parts ,customer tend to settle half of price againts new one . Good for economy bring food to table to every family .

Much respect to these hard working men

These men are a credit to their trades. No job is too great for then. May Allah truly reward them

Everything in Pakistan can be recycled/revive/restored/refurbished/reuse... A true green ambassadors

Well done these Pakistanis Take on any work give allh you health And strength💪💪💪

with low oprrinunity to buy new one they used their skills to repair any spare part that failed , I admire them and loved the way each one has known task to do during reman process . May Allah bless them our brothers from Pakistan

Glad to see people still doing it the way we use to not just parts replacer

Теперь на каждую хрень которую не могут починить, я буду ГОВОРИТЬ"ИНДУСУ ОБ ЭТОМ СКАЖИ" 🤣👍

You guys are impressive with your skills. Fantastic work. Well done.

Unbelievable. First time I see a pakistani worker using real shoes. Must be the shop owner. Anyhow, excellent job and skill. Greets from Venezuela.

I am always amazed at the items you guys can rebuild. Great mechanical skills. 😊

Теперь я понял почему там периодически автобусы в ущелье падают.

I bet the shock rebuilding guys live a little longer than the battery rebuilding guys. That’s rough life props to them

So much more satisfying then just throwing away and buying another. Great skills

I wish I could afford to buy you a beautiful modern workshop with all new tools. Imagine what you could do then IF this is what you can do with hardly anything. Love your skill. Excellent work.

Охуеть!!! Дядя Вугар со своими Мерседесами в шоке от такого ремонта)))))

Wow these mechanics can build a quality shock absorber. In my opinion a small economical tig/mig welder would weld those two shocks tubes together in about 4 minutes at a lower cost and it would be a better weld. Merry Christmas!

So take the paint off. Cut the shock open. Pour out the fluid. Hit the shock housing several hundred times. Add fluid. Weld it back together and install without the paint.

I've rebuilt shocks, but never used a tubing cutter and later brazing,,,great mechanical culture

Love going to auto parts store and buying new one. Piece of mind