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The Genius Mechanic Boy Repaired and Restored the Entire Giant Komasu Excavator in 50 Days No Break

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The Genius Mechanic Boy Repaired and Restored the Entire Giant Komasu Excavator in 50 Days No Break.
The story is about a skilled mechanic who demonstrated his extraordinary abilities by repairing and restoring a massive excavator without taking a single day off for 50 consecutive days. The task was daunting, but the genius mechanic persevered, working tirelessly to ensure that every component of the machine was in perfect working order. With careful attention to detail and a deep understanding of the machinery, the mechanic was able to overcome all obstacles and restore the excavator to its former glory. His dedication, skill, and hard work were truly remarkable, and he set an incredible example for what can be achieved with persistence and expertise.
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@leokimvideo Год назад

Same as the Genius Girl who is fixing every broken motor in China, the paint is the giveaway

@kenc3288 Год назад

Not the same, that so called genius girl never grinds crankshafts or replaces bearings, piston rings or seals, never checks bore diameters or hone cross hatching. Never checks crank journals for tolerance or condition. Her projects are just rudimentary clean and paint. She may amaze the unitiated but her work is just a rough patch up job and will not give satisfactory performance.

@leokimvideo Год назад

@@kenc3288 as i'm finding out the genius girl in China has many multiple RU-vid accounts where the same videos are uploaded over and over. Has the sniff of someone milking the ad rev here

@jefferyparker7937 Год назад

Her name is Lin Gouer and she is pregnant.. that's why

@dc6233 Год назад

@@leokimvideo How can we blame any of these people? YT has given them a chance to have a better life, and many of these guys have some pretty great skills. Nothing seems to be done to spec, but it works and is better than it was. That ad revenue must have changed their entire families lives...

@jerijames2876 Год назад

i love watching that girl. she has her own sandblaster.

@JamVee Год назад

A testament to what can be done with human ingenuity, semi-primitive and home made tools, and a wealth of knowledge! Bravo!

@duncanmacleod8547 Год назад

Very entertaining, wish a lot more people in this country had the same work ethic as these guys, well done.

@bobkonigsberg6907 Год назад

Hunger has a certain amount to do with that. I've worked with many people, some do, some don't.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

I'm sure his village is also doing better from his hard work

@TF856 Год назад

Did he rebuild it, yes. Did he RESTORE IT, NO!!!!!

@deweylee2449 Год назад

I don't know what country this gentleman resides in but that is besides the point. Ive seen alot of videos of these sorts and this just shows that people everywhere are not pulling apart something like in the states to collect or refurbish forever. They take things apart and repair out of nessasaty. This is why other countries that are not as fortunate as say the US have more skilled labor in many aspects. People should take note and think twice about throwing away that lawn mower or weed eater away so quickly. Maybe box it up and send it to these people. Maybe the landfills won't fill up so quickly.

@mickdu2515 Год назад

Here! Here! You say this again.

@Timothy-lb2vr Год назад

The USA went through the era that is depicted in this video back in the twenties and thirties. Minus the power tools as there was no electric power. My grand father immigrated from Italy in 1898 looking for a better life and more opportunity. He found it but it wasn’t handed to him. He was a share cropper in the rural areas around Verona Italy. He farmed some here in the US and eventually became a plumber. He said the USA was “paradisio”. He and his fellow immigrants did well here in the US. Raising large families, starting businesses,buying and selling land, raising their children who also did fine. One of my aunts actually became quite wealthy in the scrap business. The USA is all about opportunities for anyone and everyone.

@user-li5vr6cd6o Год назад

Many countries have laws that prevent you from getting dirt under your finger nails .. Your dead right..

@christophermcqueen9268 Год назад

Young people here in the US can't figure out if they are male or female much less working on something

@thichchoigrakk6959 Год назад

This video from Vietnam man!

@sierra6 Год назад

What's amazing is that not one cylinder needed a new rod, barrel or pin rebuild, nothing on the machine was seized, all it needed was to be disassembled, cleaned and painted, NO PROBLEM, RIGHT!!!

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's all show, and he makes money it doing

@robertsaurini8281 Год назад

We need to start a go fund me page for this guy. He needs a torque wrench and a parts washer. Or at least rubber gloves to wash his oarts with instead of bare hands and solvent.

@nzey2 Год назад

Guys U are mechanical geeks. It was so impressive that I didn't realize that the video is 3 hours long. Well done guys, good job.👋👋👍

@gregc.9035 9 месяцев назад

I love to see all the attention he gives to every detail. I couldn't believe how amazing that engine looked after he finished rebuilding it. I doubt anyone could watch this video without being impressed.

@restorationsskills4967 9 месяцев назад

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@barryansell5981 Год назад

Some constructive critisim. That young fella has a lot to learn about a full engine rebuild. I have no doubt given the opportunity of higher levels of training much more finess would be achieved. An A for effort and giving it a go.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

He's fun to watch

@steveyoder3685 Год назад

Not a Boy, but a Man with knowledge and skill. Took great care with his work!!

@bobkonigsberg6907 Год назад

I was just about to make a similar comment, but you made it first.

@bloodydemonwolff Год назад

Gonna say same and that's not a gigantic escavator

@itogermany 5 месяцев назад

Amazing work with simple tools on dismantling and refurbishing a small Japanese mini excavator. 👏 Respect to the driver for how smoothly he operates the machine. 🚜💪

@restorationsskills4967 5 месяцев назад

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@user-hn3ob5wu7w Год назад

Восхитительно. Вы вдохновили меня купить себе дешёвый экскаватор под восстановление. Добра вам!

@bigdye1976 Год назад

That is a mini excavator no where near giant. Awesome job restoring it.

@higheriam Год назад

Maybe they are very small people.

@marionruby7073 Год назад

This is truly a great piece of work. The young man doing the work should be very pleased with the results and his parents must be very proud 😊

@billyhatcher8731 Год назад

I’m

@jamescook5738 Год назад

Didn’t see you TORK NARY A BOLT. I’m sure that was NOT the sequence to tighten the head bolts. Then you put PUTTY on a working machine. That must be only a Show Machine. It would never last long under working conditions.

@cadcad4974 Год назад

I watched the entire video and was amazed with the commitment, & ability, of this man to remanufacture what was just scrap to the untrained eye into a fully functioning construction excavator! This was one of the most interesting videos of the complete restoration of diesel powerd heavy equipment I have seen on RU-vid! Does anyone know what the $ value of the excavator is after the total rebuild?

@wyattlogan4948 Год назад

I’m amazed at your commitment to watch this entire 3 hour video!

@michaelhounsell3888 Год назад

Never seen a diesel engine with spark plugs in it. This is a gas engine not diesel.

@alexstenstrom6745 Год назад

Those aren’t spark plugs🤦🏼‍♂️ they’re glow plugs. It’s a three cylinder diesel

@PKerusso Год назад

Fity cents. Lol

@klausmouse Год назад

That was amazing, hats off to all who were involved.

@kenc3288 Год назад

This repair was quite thorough, but I did not see a tension wrench being used at all. The coupling between the engine flywheel and hydraulic pump was a Centaflex Series A and has been damaged by the oil that leaked on to it during operation, was swollen by the oil and definately should have been replaced. Anyway, that coupling is not the right solution, should have been a Centaflex H series coupling of the same size, torsionally much stiffer than the A series and is not affected by oil. I worked for Centa couplings for 20 years. Cheers.

@eternalzero58 Год назад

日本で使われなくなったエクスカベーターをレストアして復活させてくれて有難う御座います🙏 日本から応援しています🙌

@thomasjones8588 Год назад

Love the machine operator at the end..hard hat for safety and flip flops for comfort.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It' all a show and he's making doing money it

@queenofspadz Год назад

All that work but didn't fix the stick /bucket bushings you can see the bucket still flopping around at the end www. Nice job on everything tho, good to see old equipment given a new chance.

@saltbeltupstateny4857 Год назад

Guess they never heard of line boring…sloppy joints👎🏻

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

Not to specs but, fun to watch

@robertharrison723 Год назад

Forget any negative remarks young man for you did and excellent job.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

He's doing what he likes and makes money doing it why complain?

@thomasburton8260 Год назад

Absolutely brilliant video well done to all involved in the restoration of this excavator great work loved watching it.

@Matte76100 Год назад

Great job, still waiting for that giant Komatsu to show though!

@SilvaFilho2013 Год назад

Parabéns a todos os envolvidos (Congratulations to everyone involved)

@billgeorge7804 8 месяцев назад

Get a torque wrench! You should always lap valves back in too. I doubt this engine will last too long.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

Not up to specs, but he's making money doing it.

@marianpintilie7799 Год назад

The most longest video of a new restoration on this excavator... Good work again you are a genius and a good mechanic my friend.. Keep it up with new video releases🇷🇴🇷🇴♥️♥️🛠️🛠️

@basketcase1146 Год назад

The grooves for the piston rings should have been cleaned.

@agentphenix9884 Год назад

Who says they weren't?

@jamestrump9593 Год назад

Very nice job with what you had to work with. Keep up the work.

@perrydegonia5755 Год назад

I really enjoy watching you with the kind of work that you can do. You remind me a lot of myself when I made my younger days. I’m 72 now can’t do it but I can watch you do it you do a awesome job

@glennsepelak5113 Год назад

me too

@johncamp7679 Год назад

That’s a young man, who like alot of us decided he was going to take on a project and didn’t worry about the details. Just knew he was going to get it done by faith, determination, and common sense.

@antonysimpson5304 Год назад

Good mechanical skills, especially on the engine- well done 😊

@mothballenema9595 Год назад

Considering the amount of work that was put into this, I’m confused as to why pins and bushings weren’t replaced.

@top_dawg_toby Год назад

Finally someone who can saw that. Did u see the bucket needing to be reskinned? and the main bearing between the tracks in the cab having a quarter inch of play? And the head gasket not doing its job when he started it, cuz he took a angle grinder to the milled mating surface… and he has a mill

@steinarlarsen9899 11 месяцев назад

saw the same and thought this is a 40% overhaul at best @@top_dawg_toby

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

Because it's a youtube show we all know it's not up to specs

@Musirah685 4 месяца назад

@jp34604 Год назад

Did you not seat the valves by spin-grinding them in place?

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's not up to specs, but fun to watch

@xuanquangnguyen7454 Год назад

Unique video. I like your projects 0:54 Boy did a hardwork. Amazing boy!🎉

@singendertanz5075 Год назад

What a bloody work!!! rebuilding a motor without any dynamometric key, with crashed pistons - without replacing the fully delabrated bushes and bearings of the chains! and so on... - I am afraid, this excavator will need repair at least after 6 Monts!

@geertvanrossem8093 Год назад

it s easy to give comment on this guys work!!! if you can do better without money or tools on the side of your street.... make a movie and I ll watch... this guy dit a great job !!!

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's a show why complain

@reginaldopcmachadomattos Год назад

Muito bom E Esse guincho também deveria ser reformado, kkkkk Muito legal esse vídeos Perfeito

@giorgiomartini5246 Год назад

"Rough and approximate work".

@AJVAN_ Год назад

Great rebuild. The only thing I would change is the purple paintjob. It just ain't right

@dc6233 Год назад

@3:02:50 - While he's loading it it's is pouring out fluids, probably hydraulic from the rotator. Not a fun place to have a leak, I hope it's just a fitting... This guy did a great job for what he had for tools and help from others, happy for him!!

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

Not up to specs but fun to watch

@brettr5188 Год назад

I give these guys points for effort, but other then rebuilding the engine all they did was take it apart and clean it, and put a coat of paint on it. The track chain is shot, every pin and bushing for the boom and bucket should have been new. The bucket itself needed a full refurb. Etc. they added little value to this piece of equipment.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's show not a pro rebuild

@hilham89 Год назад

Do a komatsu pc8000 next. Now that's a giant excavator. Nicely done gentlemen on this one.

@TommyAventador Год назад

It’s more of a engine clean with some seals and gasket change. Everything looks half done right! Like the pump silicone he spread didn’t cover the gasket and not placed evenly! That silicone will eventually come off and clog the pipe or something!

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's a youtube show we all know it's not upto specs

@popko12345 Месяц назад

nice work whit the excavator an a nice blue koler

@restorationsskills4967 Месяц назад

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@gedward777 Год назад

Great video editing and the motor rebuild, I thought the radiator needed attention.

@markrobinson6055 Год назад

I started panicking how the hell is going to remember how to put that all back together. Beautiful. Wish I could do something like that. We need to start recycling as much as we can. Talented guy👍

@mudkings Год назад

You can do it Mark, you just chose to spend your time differently. This video is 3 hrs. Long but it probably took over a week to fix

@mattm8641 4 месяца назад

I love flip flop restorations with chickens.

@restorationsskills4967 4 месяца назад

Thank you very much. you're really funny

@reginaldopcmachadomattos Год назад

Coloca aí outros vídeos de reforma de máquinas

@robsdeviceunknown 11 месяцев назад

I love these guys. I wish I could bring them to American, teach them English, and put them in my shop with tools they probably have never seen before. If they do this good with little to nothing, imagine how good it would be with the right equipment? There are a few things I would want done differently, but man they got what it takes.

@restorationsskills4967 11 месяцев назад

Thank you beautiful American, wish you good health. Please continue to follow us!

@barcelone1971 Год назад

I think his personal truck needs restoration too, what ya think?

@restorationsskills4967 10 месяцев назад

We are also implementing that project

@GWDEATHNOTE 21 день назад

You restored the thing and what you do them❤

@restorationsskills4967 21 день назад

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@Megadronte Год назад

Der Super-Hammer

@woodrowgray900 Год назад

WOW! This is a great example of knowledge and skill!!

@richardbishop7428 11 месяцев назад

Best RU-vid video I have ever watched, absolutely brilliant!!

@faz.poeira Год назад

Top demais o trabalho

@dinorus77 Год назад

Очень круто! Молодцы!

@thisolesignguy2733 Год назад

Nice resto, but I cringed because with all that work you put in you didn't use a torque wrench even once. That's the only downside to the whole thing. Torque specs are there for a reason, and I can see the engine going Kaput in a few months. But other than that, great job!

@diggiz22 Год назад

I thought the dame thing. All bolts tightened just hand tight.

@markhobby7481 Год назад

Also, it appears that he used the old oil filter!

@020Dutchy Год назад

@@markhobby7481he cleaned it 😂

@lrg3626 Год назад

I bet them chanks still riding around on it. I bet it ran before they took it apart.

@lrg3626 Год назад

They have everything you can think of to rebuild any motor I'm pretty sure they know what they are doing karen

@user-cc6sy9yp4k 2 месяца назад

Very nice installation

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@Putri-iy9uv 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching this channel, it is very good and adds insight about heavy equipment machines, I hope this channel will entertain more and increase insight and knowledge for many people

@restorationsskills4967 10 месяцев назад

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@WZDIESEL Год назад

I’m so confused right now and have to think this is a joke but they painted most things fixed the things that don’t matter like the seat and the body but forgot about things like the track adjusters the tracks actually the whole undercarriage, as far as I can tell they didn’t put new pins or bushings in anything they didn’t even put teeth on the bucket! For those who don’t know those are the shanks that the teeth are attached to and they struck an arc many times to cold weld on some little plates to the sides of the bucket that probably fell off in the first five minutes. I can see light coming through the bottom of the bucket everywhere and then they painted it too? Why? Life in BFE I guess

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's a youtube show we all know he's not a pro rebuilder

@padraiggluck2980 Год назад

Talagang kahanga-hangang trabaho. Kayo ay isang inspirasyon.

@CapnJackSB Год назад

Check for leaks, wipe all of the finger prints off and you're good to go.

@TheGrimReaper1 Год назад

Well watching you pressure washing an oily 360 digger on what looked to be the back patio of the house is a first for me, what your housekeeper said I can’t imagine 😀. Having said that, all the best in your future endeavours from England.

@user-rv1ed4tz4z 10 месяцев назад

A million works at the peak of beauty. Thank you, your follower from Algeria

@restorationsskills4967 10 месяцев назад

Thank you very much,

@glennsepelak5113 Год назад

Amazing job but after all that work I only have one question why did you not fix the slop in the bucket?

@thunderdick6117 Год назад

Put the rear seal in the housing first and that helps center it on the crank putting it on afterwards you risk the rear main seal failing prematurely and that is a whole lot of work to replace . Save the customer some headache in the future and do things correctly .

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

It's a show, not a pro rebuilding it

@nelsondelgado..1721 10 месяцев назад

Es uno de los videos más hermosos y completos que he visto sobre restauración de maquinaria, felicitaciones

@marinizo1 Год назад

genius, he's only repaired scooters in his life until this engine, on the first attempt to start, it wouldn't start because he didn't fix the engine distribution, it's clear that the start was later because he dismantled the engine again and had time to paint the writing "ISUZU" in red :)))

@vicferrari9380 Год назад

Well he may have cleaned and painted it , it's still wore the f out!

@Ninoy2059 11 месяцев назад

Job well done. It take a lot of courage and skills to achieve these results. Salute to your hard work.

@toddkeller9902 5 месяцев назад

And he's fun to watch Good for him and his helper's

@MrZub62 Год назад

Мужик с большой буквы, реально заморочился, респект. Поставил бы 100 лайков.

@nikssachna9265 9 месяцев назад

Nice job guys, congrat's

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@TheWwong Год назад

Much respect to you for your tenacity and skills to take on such a large project. I hope that you do not come to regret that you didn't hone the cylinder walls and lap the valves before re-assembling the engine which appears to have many hours on it.

@eneskdk5543 Год назад

dude it is youtube project. they repaired it not because they will use it. They didn't even fix the bore holes.

@annekpr2009 Год назад

Everyone does different t way, I would first pressure each the entire thing, also after removing some panels, but that's my kind of cleaning.

@kinkong1961 Год назад

the thing is westerners do it differently as people pay more for a repair and we can get spare parts easily the easterners don't have that luxury that we take for granted yes I would build it differently as I can get the spare parts I would put the cab back on as well which is missing and yes i would do a complete rebuild on the engine at least re-ring it and hone the bores lap the valves new shell all around on the crank and the cam bearing surfaces looked worn out as well which need fixing but didn't fit a new oil pump and water pump radiator re-cored change all the hydraulic hoses as a lot looked suspect re-weld the pin holes on the arms and hone them out new pins and so on but that's us we are are not them they just want to get it working again as cheaply as they can

@AnthonyRBlacker Год назад

@@kinkong1961 kind of like putting lipstick on a pig. It's just a painted taken apart broken piece of shit put back together and not really fixed, just working-ish for now, but still worthless in a year. I don't see the point in going through ALL THAT WORK and NOT DOING IT RIGHT.

@candylikeno.1867 8 месяцев назад

@@AnthonyRBlacker, totally agree. There was a lot to deal with here. Gave up a bit when he put the old oil filter back on. Many hoses should have been replaced, in several places they were just painted over grease and rust. They could also take the time to clean the old seat they put in, it is the small details that do the difference.

@rszivek1 Год назад

The work was impressive. This, however, was not a solo job. Someone inventoried and documented the parts, someone did the lathe work, someone did the welding and metal fab. Two people I believe the hydraulic lines. his was good work but it was definitely a team effort.

@loboguerreiro9159 2 месяца назад

Belíssimo trabalho muito bom o esforço de todos...👏🥰🙏🙏🙏🇧🇷

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@ducvu8777 Год назад

Tay nghề giỏi quá 👍👍👍👍

@alihancer8462 Год назад

nice work

@anthonytran7566 Год назад

Good job Vietnamese Team of Engineers/Mechanics !!!!!

@lisaharris8389 Год назад

Someone needs to give this young man a good job. He is smart

@CapnJackSB Год назад

When did they re-bushing all of the boom pins?

@bertrandlegrand8923 Год назад

Too bad not to have carried out the tightenings at the recommended torque with the dynamometic wrench

@alilaayouni3280 Год назад

Vous êtes un génie de la mecanique. Bravo🎉

@chrisg7938 Год назад

Je nuance un peu... Il y a des manquements qui pourraient être grave. Bon travail, oui, mais des oublies ou erreurs à revoir...

@carmelofornelli 8 месяцев назад

Great JOb! Izuzu Diesel Engine!

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@keigger1 Год назад

There are quite a few cool things in this video but my absolute favorite 2 is the little boom truck, I need one of those for around the shop, and that little chicken/rooster running around all over the place like "don't mind me, I'm just minding my business" lol great video kiddos, you guys did an awesome job for what you have, good work 👍

@RestorationVideo 9 месяцев назад

great job. Another great restoration job was done, it turned out super nice. I'm really looking forward to your videos. Thank you for sharing 👍😮😎😭

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@normangreene4005 8 месяцев назад

I'm already impressed and heis stll taking it apart.

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@dellsys03 7 месяцев назад

Great video I was a motor technician years ago, nice to watch the skills fixing it, very impressed ...

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@johanfourie5709 11 месяцев назад

He is a very good macanick

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@simonmaina9601 Год назад

A job well done my brother's. Its amazing to see such art and ingenuity in your work. I am learning in each and every of your videos .. I thank God for such videos that make me relaxed and better because at the end of the day, ITS WHAT YOU KNOW. More life, health,love, and prosperity to you guys in Christ Jesus, Amen.

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@lotharkarpe6579 Год назад

Das ist eine sehr gute Arbeit. Meine Hochachtung für diese Leistung. Hier ist die Welt noch in Ordnung und es repariert und nicht auf Teufel komm raus, verschrottet und weggeworfen. Sehr gut.

@Mattys556 Год назад

Epic resto bro. watched the whole thing in one shot and couldn't turn my head. Got me looking for projects! Don't forget your seat belt though... don't want you getting smooshed,