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I am sure that Cummings would like this video for training purposes. of how NOT TO REBUILD an engine. No honing the cylinders and checking for taper, regrinding the crank as wear marks are clearly visible , and the state of the art valve grinder , finally torqueing down the head bolts. If you don't have the right equipment and experience to do the job correctly to factory standards then go find a job in a rice paddy. Sure glad this engine is not used of an aircraft.

Excellent!! The tools of choice are an impact, four duga dugas and a quarter turn for correct torque and a FBH. @@captain757747

I like how these people don’t protect their feet. Rubber shoes! Tuque wrenches truly amazing tools. I’m impressed with these people ability to work together to get it done.

Errr😮, did it work ?

What specs?

I think the longevity will be very short, if it last 100 hours it will amaze me. Good paint job though.

yep, and we get forced to drive electric?

Thats your dumb government fault​@panteret

and sprayed over the plants...😁

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That place is the wastewater area, thank you for your interest

@@amazingrestorations1117 Crap!! Flowing direct into the Mekong and you couldn't care less. Since when does there grow trees and bushes in a waist water pond? And roots from the bushes on the other side ? But lying and deceiving has always been your best side .. Goonie

Just long enough for him to make it someone else’s nightmare

Just be glad this guy isn't an aircraft mechanic.

Ya I loved the way he used a impact on the rod caps perfect

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It will run until it breaks

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@aktruong6311 > tộc cối là đỉnh cao trí tuệ của loài.....😂😂

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Torque wrench , what is this torque wrench you speak of ??

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pond? that's the creek ending up in the Mekong and in your imported Tiger Scrimps

I would the farthest thing from a tree hugger but, that is a little off putting !!

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"Sarcasm" from an "expert? Doing it by eye with "hand tools" is completely doable. Nothing new. Obvious remarks from an Internet hero.

@@lloyddubose4814 or someone who owns and uses a micrometer.

Loved the drill power valve job... Yikes..

If I don't have a torque wrench I make the click-click sound with my tongue. The bolt hears it and thinks it is torqued properly. Seems to work.

I guess torque specifications are not a requirement with this engine.

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Haters will always be hating on human that gets off his ass and at least put effort into pressing forward

@@scottyjones27I suggest you read my comment properly. If you can't understand that I was expressing my admiration for the work they do, with the tools that they have and under those drastic working conditions then that's your problem. By the way the channel thanked me for the comment.

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Pigs they are.....

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Because we need to find a ship to operate it, sorry

A ship?? can't you start it on the floor?@@amazingrestorations1117

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There’s no way it would work for long. That’s a great representation of the work but in reality it’ll blow up very quickly.

There's a good reason we never saw it running, it either didn't run or stopped running.

I get it, work with what you have and make do. Not everyone has the nicest tools and spray wash cabinets, boring bars, and Sunnen hones. But in all the videos I see of these rebuilds in Asian countries and in the Pakistani Truck channel where they rebuilt engines too, it’s never one guy carefully assembling the engine. It’s always like 3 or more people just attacking it and putting it together as fast as possible. You spent the time to wash it all by hand and scrub it super clean, which I must commend you cause it appears like you did a good job. Hopefully you brushed all the oil galleys off camera to clean and clear them out 😉. Why not take a little time and let one man, your best and most knowledgeable man, do the assembly? Mistakes happen when you rush and 3 people can’t always know/remember what the other guy has or hasn’t done! For that matter, just to give a guy some space, heck the one guy was climbing up all under the dudes armpit to put a bolt in, 🤦‍♂️. That’s the one thing I have to have when I’m rebuilding engines, space and nobody yaping around me. I need to concentrate on the task at hand! But for the most part, you guys did a good job. You guys knew how to take it apart and put it back together, so I’m sure you know you should be torquing bolts to spec and doing other things “by the book”, but we also know as mechanics how to just “get it done, and make it run” with whatever we have on hand! 👍🏻

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Them rods looked awfully sloppy going on the crank.😂

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I must pour out the grease only when I start the engine to avoid dust when not in use. Thank you for watching my video. Thank you.

It works but I have to wait to use it for the right purpose. Thank you for watching my video. Thank you

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band clamp t looked like a beer can to me

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coming to an amazon sale near you!

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You’re forgetting the pink elephant in the room in regards to this engine. This is a third world country you’re dealing with where all safety regulations, tolerances, assembly, lube, and methodology don’t exist. I’m really surprised that you didn’t pick up on this. There’s a lesson to be learned in everything in life. And the lesson here is on how NOT to do an engine rebuild. Follow all local, state, and federal laws in protecting yourself when rebuilding an engine. Also invest in a Chilton’s motor manual for further reference in rebuilding said engine

You're confusing rebuild to original mfg specs with this make it run until it doesn't again level of quality, where these guys are at, this is considered a rebuild..if it runs it's successful.!!!

@@jackspringer9283 got your point .. but I think I’d prefer the internals of the engine untouched and just have the outside jet washed in that case..

@@jonathansparks3386 I didn’t think the work was being conducted in Beverly Hills. Some third world engineering is carried out with great improvisation and creative talent with little first world resources to hand. I’ve seen it in person The irony in this clip is that the very tool used to post the video is the same tool that provides access to the methodology to do a satisfactory job with limited resources . I’m Surprised you didn’t pick up on this . Happy new year to you.

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It's convenient and very easy to do that

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After we finish making it, we will export it to work on the ship. I don't promise that there will be a video of it running, but I will try. ​

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Of course it works, but you can do it like that but it doesn't work. It's a bit sad. Thank you for your interest in my video

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Does it work? You just have to wait for customers to buy it and then run it on its correct device

Good as new 😂😂

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Pigs....two legged ones...

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I hope those young people were well rewarded for a job well done!

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There's a warranty, best in the industry; 5 km or five minutes which ever comes first top to bottom, front to back except on wearable parts or items.

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