Restoration a very old 15 gear reducer | Reuse antique gearboxes | Restored rusted transmission box 

This man makes what he seems to love,in a location surrounded by plants and birdies....if this isn"t heaven , it is really close to be!

With out the convince of not having the several thousands of dollars worth of machine shop tool. I was quite impressed with the work he did to clean up and recondition the gear box using nothing but his bare hands , he did one fantastic job.

First time I have seen someone who actually did a real overhaul on one of those gear boxes.99% of the time, the insides are almost perfect. they just clean out the old oil/ grease, repack bearing with fresh grease, and oil the gears. Then just repaint, add new seals and bolts.

That's insane.... I would not have thought it could come back to life.

The ambient noise from the insects and birds along with the hammering almost put me to sleep, very soothing and calming. Amazing job.

For the tools you have you did a great job. I'd love to see what you could do if you had a fully functional workshop with a parts washer and sandblaster.

Откопать на свалке, почистить, отшпаклевать и покрасить прямо по ржавчине и снова выкинуть на свалку.

Necesito a éste hombre en mi casa, para que arme y desarme unas cuantas cosas. Recuerdo a mi padre que tenia la paciencia de remojar y lavar partes de la maquina de tejer; quedaba como nueva y El tejía. MARAVILLOSO PAPA!!😊

I like watching this guy restore stuff, period.

Just my tiny advice. If restoring a shaft diameter for a gear box never weld it. For sure the shaft will break if used. The shaft's torque strength will be reduced to 50% (my best guess) because the shaft is hardened or tempered by the heat and the steel looses its heat treatment. If the wear is just a bit better to turned it in a lathe and refinish it to a smaller diameter and torque strength is not affected much. If restoration is for a museum or collection where the machine will not run, then it is ok to weld it like he did.

Filler idea was great.👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Finally someone who wears gloves!!!

The gears, bearings and journals were in terrific condition compared to the case. Really nice restoration.

I don’t even know what that machine is but I enjoyed watching him bring it back to life.

All the gears and everything were in great shape considering . You got pretty lucky . Great build

После шпатлевания по ржавчине просмотр закончил.

I was actually heckling myself that I was 18 years older than what someone considers very old for steel. lol. I enjoy your channel!

I would never have started the project, thinking it too far gone. Nice work.

I have a 1956 331 Hemi that's been sitting outside for four decades. Guessing it'll be fun.

Seeing you coat the case in filler was so depressing.

It must be really fulfilling to bring something back to life like this with minimal tooling. Really impressive sir.

This has to be the rustiest thing I've seen restored. Great job. On a side note, someone get this guy a needle scaler!

Um ótimo trabalho, grande profissional, muita habilidade, parabéns.

U know it’s filthy when dirt is rock solid

The most calming background noise.

This good mécanicien got the 4 points required to succeed: Knowledge, skills, patience and dedeication (determined) If only one of those 4 points is missing do not try to imitateur him. He is an Artist-Mecanic. I am out of breath. THANKS FOR SUCH EXAMPLE.

my eyes hurt when you see how a big steel hammer and crooked hands knock on the bearings

When you look at the tools and equipment used by 'my mechanic' this version is more in tune to what us normal folk have in our garage. It's a fantastic effort.

Okay... for those of you who do restorations like this frequently, I highly recommend purchasing a needle scaler. It will eliminate many hours of hammering caked on rust.

the outside looked like a lost cause, but the internal parts still looked great, they really dont build stuff like this anymore, heck it might have even still been usable in its rusted state if it weren't for the damaged connection hub

Thank you for this video. As a machinist of over twenty years, I have seen some some items in very bad condition, but none as bas as this was. Your entire video and all you accomplished was amazing. I have subscribed, and will be watching many more of your videos. Good job!

Ah straight gears you know thats gonna make a nice sound. Well done I used to fix some old stuff myself. I love doing stuff like this.

Great job, pal. Most people would probably have considered that equipment a loss just by looking at it. We shouldn't judge a book by its cover I guess! And, I see a lot of comments here about how this fellow could have used different tools and techniques to get the job done more quickly...which he could have...but I get the feeling he enjoys the process itself and not just getting it done as fast and easy as possible.

You are really lucky all those bolts came out of the case the way they did.

Very nice job. Restoring things like this is in my blood. Love it !!! Keep that passion. So many don’t have it anymore

TS, не знаю, прочитаешь или нет. Респект тебе! Отец в 2000-х собирал трактор из металлалома, вот бы ему тогда Ютуб:)

Feels so good to see the improvement.... wish I could see how it works

If you told us it was brought up from the Titanic, I'd have believed you. Amazing work!

Es wundert mich jedesmal wenn ich deine technik sehe.

Isso me relaxa e me da sono! É mto bom!!

Y'all need to stop hatin. He did the best job using the resources available to him.

What impresses me the most is how clean your shirts stay through this whole process!!

How to take 25lbs off your gear reducer and make it look brand new. Very peaceful with birds giving you advice along the way. Well done, great video.

wow after you reastor it like new very nice good job

Damn that thing had some serious rust

I don't know where this goes but, watching was totally fascinating. I was mesmerized. It takes me back to when mechanics actually fixed things and not like now, where they just replace stuff.

Much respect for your patience and attention to detail. I admire the work you do.

The rust was not removed and this was the best reward in the clip. This made viewers wear Des Lake

i love the metal smacking sound at the beginning

Whoever thought we'd develop a fascination for rust removal !

Редуктор не зафиксирован ни при извлечении, ни при вбивании/установке подшипников. По слою ржавчины на поверхности прошёлся только проволочной щеткой, без пескоструйной обработки (хотя, это зависит от возможностей реставратора). Краску нанес прямо на заполнитель (шпатлёвку), без грунтования (вроде можно и прямо на шпатлёвку). Внутренняя поверхность так же нуждалась хотя бы в очистке и лёгкой шлифовке, чтобы частицы металла не попадали между зубьями шестерен и не повреждали их). Шестерни и валы нужно было обработать - исправить неровности, сколы, отшлифовать (во избежание повреждений осколками). Про прокладки напрочь забыто. Дизлайк такой "работе".

I’m honestly shocked by how many people fall for the old “look at all this crazy rust! I definitely didn’t pack on a bunch of mud and call it rust” nonsense.

Shame on all of us in the West who would have said, chuck it and look for something else. I love the fact that these guys have very little equipment, but never shy away from 'impossible' restorations. Brilliant!

Great to see someone with the patience to do this sort of thing. Awesome result, keep it up.

What is this reducer used for? Great job.

I admire people that restore things.

Seemingly impossible to restore until he started pecking at it with hammer. 🤔 I'm getting total satisfaction watching this video. 👍👍👍👍

Подшипники молотком, сальники через ключ, сварка без маски - это всё херня, делает как хочет, его проблемы. Но почему не показал в открытом виде как работает и зачем нужен этот рычаг ? Это вот непростительно. Понятно что редуктор, но интересно же !

I like how he uses the wrenches instead of sockets 👍🏻 makes it last a bit longer and shows the rust coming out

The stone that the builders rejected.

Very radical approach, but a first-class result. I like your "rustpecker".

Those seals needed to be greased up before installation, and antiseize applied for metal to metal contact

A pair of $10 extractor sockets and a ratchet will save you a lot of time and effort in the future. And keep you from having to take a rotary saw to the case. Great work though always love watching these videos!

Man - you give it anoder 100 years of service .

They sure don't make rust like they used to!

Soooo many negative comments, have any of you oxygen wasters ever tried doing what he is doing. I overhaul auto's and manual gearboxes and diffs for my career and I know how damn frustrating it is finding parts or getting the mongrels apart good on him for doing this even if it isn't to keyboard warrior specs. Keep up the good work

Looks like it spent a few decades in a creek. Found by a magnet fisherman? Great job of restoring it!

Только русскоязычные комментаторы понимают, что на видео фигня какая то, а не восстановление?

It's fascinating to watch and you to get to learn a lot as well!

WHY TF IS THIS SO SATISFYING

Parabéns excelente trabalho.

Trabalho maravilhoso!!!!

Perfect !!!! When you put the seals put some grease to go on more easy

Круто. Теперь и выкинуть не стыдно))

Good job on the rebuild! This is usually how industrial equipment looks when it comes from the field....you only send something in when it can no longer be repaired in the field and then the fun truly begins.

Your neighbors must love you

10 seconds in I was thinking... "That's a rusty ass camera"

13:57 when the apprentice at the body shop says the car is prepped for paint

2020 pandemia, quarentena e eu assistindo vídeos de restauração kkkkk

اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا ونبينا محمد وعلى آله وأصحابه أجمعين 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

Activates my OCD when he uses a wrench where a ratchet and extension should be. Made 6 minutes 23 seconds.

That thing was fossilized. Amazing restoration!

Wow! Did think there was any hope for that because of the way it looked to start with. Fantastic job......

I can't take it anymore somebody tell him about a sandblaster.

Tut tut, Resin on top of rust? you should have sandblasted first.

Show parabéns 👍🇧🇷

Excellent job ! 👍

Gotta love the ol’ can’t be tight if it’s a liquid method

All things considered, this gearbox looks to be quite well maintained. Yes it’s been sitting somewhere for a long time but considering most threads were ok and the thing was lubricated inside was pretty impressive considering the age and external rust. I would love to have a business restoring things, because as you can see from this video it must be pretty much non existent to be beyond repair, I mean look how this turned out!

I'm really impressed at the final result, at the start it looked like something which had been used as a boat anchor!

well done ...really amzing ,a big difference between before and after restoration !!!

Parabéns ficou show 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏🤩

I really like your confidence taking on a challenge such as this gearbox encrusted with rust. Good luck with the next one fella.

I like the moment when you pour 2 litres of oil inside that thing. Just like "i'm gonna make sure i'll never de-rust this thing ever again".

Vejo como o conceito de partes removíveis facilita muito a manutenção e até a restauração de máquinas, mesmo muito antigas e bem estragadas

The background birds and dog sounds are really awesome 😍

have u ever had something that u restored, and still was like tf even is this.. moment? XD

Is it just me that gets bothered when he uses a bone when he could be using a ratchet with faster results? 😆 Awesome video. Thanks for this.

That is really great work. We are specialists of heavy duty gear boxes rehabilitations up to 4000 KW motors power and appreciate very much to get in contact with this great creative people like that . All the best. Sebematec / Cairo / Egypt

Anything that is younger than me is not 'very old.'