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Diesel engines are never truly 'broken'... they just need a little love ;o)
* old diesel engines
Never been envious of a diesel before...
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As a retired mechanic of 47 years, with more tools than ever as we do in the states! watching you do these projects with minimal tool is great to watch! You do a great job, keep it up!
Exactly 😅
But maybe don't put the headgasket on a painted surface
@@paullustig6469 who are you her dad?
what is that gray substance she uses to fill damaged parts at 19:59 ?
@@Fattony6666 Who are you - a pathetic "Brave Knight" defending her, in hope of becoming "her daddy"?
I can't even begin to say how impressed I am with this woman! I thought this type of love and diligence for all things mechanical was on its death bed. I'm on the cusp of retirement with more mechanics AND machinist tools than any two of my co workers... BUT, I remember way back, handful of tools - never the right ones - no manuals, no torque specs, no torque WRENCH, no lash specs (notice she guessed, but left more exh clearance like she should) a few feeler gauges, and TONS of ambition. I cleaned parts the same way, made my own gaskets too, learned how to anneal used copper head gaskets, had a neighbor who'd weld nuts on the broken bolts. And I learned, did stuff wrong every way possible on more than a couple things before I learned... Now, nothing too much intimidates me - but if I still had to work like she does, I don't think I'd have much interest. (and she's strong, I bet that engine weighs almost as much as she does) Good God she is impressive!!!!
My wife is from China and she came to America back in 1994 after marrying her first Husband. She did not know how to sew but she learned in Houston from a Chinese lady who was a master. When I married her in 2012 she had been working at Swat Fame in California for 8 years as a sample tailor. I moved her to SC and she went to work as a seamstress for a designer. The designer had never seen skills like my wife had before. Now after almost ten years she still only works for that one designer from our home. My wife also knows how to do carpentry and gardening and can even lay brick. Chinese Tomboys are hard to find.
@@MrCountrycuz !!!! 😂 Ba hoa vùa thôi chú em !!!! Cô ấy là người Việt nam đó !!!!
Cô ấy là người phụ nữ Việt nam !bằng chứng là có chữ Thợ Máy ở tiêu đề !!!! Chúc bạn hạnh phúc !!!
Yes moto city mike she is good
I'm retired. 37 years in the union hall. Now I do whatever ppl bring me. I'm going to start shipping them to this young lady.
What an amazing young lady! As a retired machinist, mechanic, and welder, I can tell you have the talent and knowhow to get the job done! It's a joy to watch you work! Thank you for sharing it with us! I wish you all the success in your endeavor's.
That engine was in tough shape when you got it.. Not one thing came off easy, not even the dirt and grime. Once again I am totally amazed at how much talent, patients and drive that you exhibit! Bet that engine looks better than when it came out of the factory.
This is the type of woman you never let go ever. If she is married; I hope the person she has knows just how fortunate they are. I also hope that she keeps doing what she is doing. The fact she helps others when other people might not, makes her a gem. Instead of throwing away old things she does everything she can to save parts. Simply awesome.
Don´t worry, she isn´t alone 🤣
may be she already has husband
I agree with you is a way to give things a second or third chance and not end up in scrap
Upon seeing how efficient and knowledgeable you are, you have restored my confidence to rebuilding things after my wife passed away 2 years ago. I wholeheartedly thank you for that!
The irony of watching a restoration channel and it “restoring“ your confidence in “rebuilding“ things. 😉
@@MMAGamblingTips how right you are! I refurbish obsolete small gasoline engines as a hobby, and within the last few days, i have become swamped with them! Puts my mind back to work, but i still miss my late wife.
@@paulsmith5398 I feel for you sir. Just remember the good times and keep moving one step at time. 🙏🏼 PS: You ever think about a YT restoration of your own?
@@MMAGamblingTips thanks for the idea..........i do have a lawn tractor that was given to me that needs a lot of work done on it...........the guy that gave it to me never bothered to check the oil in the engine........will be quite interesting to see what happened to it internally.............plus, it needs other things on it adjusted/repaired/replaced.
Best luck to you, Sir, and God bless!
I love people like this, endlessly resourceful, nothing puts them off, they can do virtually anything with just the barest equipment. Brilliant young lady, good job!
This little lady is one fantastic talent! No problem with grease, oil, cement, plaster or dirt under the finger nails. Great videos!
Very refreshing to see a young lady with such amazing mechanical skills. It shows that if you put your mind to master any given profession, you would become skillful overtime through learning the basic fundamentals, paying attention to details, avoiding shortcuts, and dedication. Enjoyed watching the videos very much and hope to see more of your good work. Bravo for a job well done.
Help's to learn & master if the bird is willing to get a little dirty?:) I have some criticism as ginger beer but nothing worth complaining over, life is to damn short & am honestly enjoying her enthusiasm. she's near polarised to my bored pessimistic contrarious temperamental spirit. Only found her today & she seems to have improved my over all out look for a change.
Love the way she improvises ,with basic tools and how she just picks up the engine and places it on the plinth Priceless xx
Wow, it is a pleasure watching her work. Reminds me of the 50"s hanging around small garages...
With a rolling toolbox full of the proper tools, I think you could rebuild anything! Great job young lady!
Some proper tool company should send her a set of good tools. Over a million views. That is good advertising.
@Weezy Dusting I didn't ask anything. 😆
I have been a mechanic for many years and I'm so impressed with your piston ring compressor!! When I first watched your videos I thought maybe you were just being coached but as I watch more I can tell you can work with your hands in an amazing way and you know what you are doing...great job!!
Although her hands are almost always clean and work without gloves 😉
@@mramstedt 9:23-9:29 you call those clean hands? Look underneath the fingernails. Also 16:00 and 30:44
@@mramstedt excuse these men or perhaps Chinese bolts that they reaction of this video is through their pants. It does not matter if you are a man or a women doing a job like this and doing it real good, it means you are going to have rough hands and not lady like hands that are softer than a baby's bum
@@apipiarty5365 disagree. I was a vehicle mechanic for 2 years and my hands stayed baby smooth during that period. Maybe it's the constant contact of grease and oil that helped.
She's No Grease Mechanic, love ur videos....IF SHE CAN DO IT SO CAN U!
I used to labor many hours on old engines I know the feeling of that smile...fantastic work young lady..may God's speed be with you.
A dedicated mechanic very hardworking and very genius too. Loves all types of mechanical works and no assistance is needed. She looks enjoying her job ss prr famous proverb " work is worship". She is the pride of society she lives in. I always watch her videos. I salute to her skill and hard work. May God bless her and her family.
incredible! that was insane the way she rebuilt that engine. Smart lady!
Watching this vid this morning has motivated me to dig out the two old stationary Engines that I have been meaning to fix for the last 10 years. Thank you ! They are on the bench now
As an German Construction Mechanic i wish you the best , you make good work and put love in your projects with minimalistic tools .
Seeing your smile was worth watching the video till the end . Nothing like seeing you smile at the accomplishment of your work. You are a very hard worker and use nothing but simple tools, a real inspiration.
Я восхищен, я поражен умением этой хрупкой и прекрасной девушки производить такие сложные и тяжелые ремонтные работы. Всех ей благ и здоровья!...
Я тоже поражен. Дизель массой под 70 кг таскать вручную, это нечто. И умная вдобавок, спектр умений и навыков поражает. Это , безусловно очень редкий случай такого сочетания самых разных талантов. Это при том , что по китайским меркам, она ещё и красавица!!! Про таких людей говорят, что при рождении Господь поцеловал. Такая молодая, а столько опыта. Я такого ещё не видал за свои 46 лет жизни. Крайне редкий экземпляр.
Obviously not fragile 😠👍 But extremely determined 😊
I love watching you bring things back to life! Truly a gifted and talented mechanic!! Beautiful and smart!! That is the whole package right there, a credit to her mentors!! Now…young lady! Wear those gloves all the time when working with solvents. May be a pain, may just be a short small exposure…but that stuff is cumulative. It will damage your skin and nerve endings in your finger tips over time. Use the gloves!! 🤠👍🙏❤️
Her mentors:昆明理工大学、、、、the best for most gifted students like her
I agree. And a back brace and protective eye wear please… it only takes one accident!!!
She is an incredible mechanic. She rocked that broken head bolt back and forth and everything she does, she does it with finesse, not forcing it. And all with basic hand tools. Great Job!!
I just love the way her face cracks up in a big smile when she fires the engines up after fixing them. She is so skilled in so many ways, and without modern tools have to think outside the box. Love her!
That was so amazing to watch! Its good that excellent manual labor pays off in many ways. The world would crumble without these specialists doing what they can do best.
She has so much natural talent. Much respect to her she is so smart and puts all her talents and mind together to tackle any project. I think she can figure out whatever is giving to her for repairs. I have so much respect for her and what she does. I can't stop watching her working at her projects. I'll be binge watching her KZhead videos. I just love her and how she just gets it done no matter what is given to her to fix.
I can't believe the skills that you have, your work ethic is amazing and so are you,you had a few rough times getting things off but you didn't give up and figured it out,,,I adore you
Just wanted to say you are awesome lady . You have a lot of talent and your not afraid to do anything . Watching you fix the engines is so amazing please please keep up the videos . From Bubba
A valve spring remover tool is easy to build, and a lot helpful. Nice job ! I love the ring compressor :)
I just happened on this video and love people that are truly talented with engines, machines, anything mechanical. What a great channel and glad I lucked out on hitting this one - look forward to more content!!!
Young Lady I wish there were more like you in the world, a hard job comes along, you roll up your sleeves and dig in your work is high Quality and when you finish that smile of pure joy I am proud to be one of your master mechanics Robert
It is so satisfying watching you bringing old engines back to life.
Before I read your bio about "leaving the big city"...I thought to myself how You, with your amazing gifts and talents, will always be able to succeed and survive. I can see your heart in all that you do here. It is very refreshing to see your restorations. Thank You!
Talk about a jack of all trades. Very enjoyable tutorial. I wish I could do half of what this young lady can do. My skills would be the sandblasting but even that would be questionable for me. Locking forward to the next video as you certainly do a variety of repairs on all sorts of equipment.
32:24 I don't know if I am more impressed that she knows the weld trick or that she can lift that whole thing off the table!
Oil for treating the weld, the twiddle trick or something else? I'm not impressed but astonished she lifted it, as most western women won't even pick up a 5 kilo bag of flour, pasta or rice thinking it's heavy. People say I'm a misogynist but in truth I'm an equalist as I just can't stand lazy or useless people & Linguoer is certainly not amongst their ranks. She's a gem compared to the soot we knock out in the west!
Not an ounce of fat on her, and she manhandles that heavy cast iron like its nothing! I am impressed to say the least!
@@arnijulian6241 Men in "the west" are just as weak and lazy when it compared to men in developing countries. Some 5 year old girls can lift 45kg, but maybe you haven't gone over weight very well yet at your school so I see how you got confused. You need to try to meet other women besides your sister.
I love to see this image givend respect and admiration to this lady I Love 💕 with all my heart bless her
Is to beautiful
Great video. I can tell by your smile you love bringing these engines back to life. Great work with a very modest amount of tools! My compliments!
Seeing ruthless determination combined with stoic patience is truly remarkable. Very impressive.
Where was this amazing young lady when I had my rod shop!? What natural skills and mechanical aptitude . Beautiful work! Imagine what she could do in a modern fully outfitted machine shop!!
Excellent skills again. I like how you improvised with a string when you did not have a piston ring clamp. Then again using blades for valve tappet clearance. I'm learning a lot from your vids.
Thank you for sharing your talent with the world. It;s a pleasure to watch your restorations. You are exceptional.
WD40 need to sponsor this lady to help her in freeing up those very stubborn nuts, bolts and studs. Imagine the 'influence' she could generate just spraying the magical WD40 a few times every video. I love the way she works without specialized tools, her way of removing broken studs is awesome.
Красота! У такой мастерицы должно быть 12 миллионов поклонников, и 3,5 миллиарда подписчиков!
ей бы лучше пойти учиться. Местами даже элементарная логика страдает - например, зачем прокладка с герметиком на пластмассовой нахлобучке на баке водяного охлаждения? этот бак негерметичен, там нет давления. Эти моторы у неё начинают работать, потому что они бесконечно грубые, простейшие, как одноклеточное. Руки растут откуда надо, просто заглядение, а вот голову надо развивать :)
@@thelittlebigoneru Честно говоря, я в таких механизмах сам слабоват)) никогда таким не занимался, а в суть процесса не вдумывался, потому, что девчёнка правда шокирует такими записями. Может ей кто-то помогает за кадром мжду сценами? В любом случае, как медийный продукт, её записи просто бомба! Насчёт головы согласен, всем бы помнить то, о чём вы говорите.
I really enjoyed watching this restoration. You're craftsmanship and detail is outstanding.I love these little diesel engines. It's great to see you giving it a new life.I look forward in watching your next project. Keep up the great work!♥👍
I have worked on aircraft , cars motorcycles through my career etc. Let me tell you that this young lady is a natural engineer and mechanic. I am EXTREMLY IMPRESSED!!!!!!!! AMAZING.
Bravo pour ton professionnalisme.C'est la première fois que je vois une femme avoir cette technique et cette compétence .Félicitation.Il faut continuer.
Ive got a great deal of respect for this woman, reminds me of my late wife who I met changing her spark plus in 1977 chevy pickup.
Beautiful, smart, and strong some of the things she lifts and carries around are very heavy. Lin steels my heart every time I see her smile 😍❤️
Great to see another woman on the mechanic front lines! You go girl!!!
Great restoration and all done with the most basic tools. Well done! ❤
This was great, and a joy to watch. I was amazed when you started cleaning it and I could see green paint under all that grime! Had no idea it was originally green. The end result looks great and it's obvious that you put a lot of effort and time into it. Hope to see more!
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Your skills are remarkable. I've never seen piston rings compressed in that way.
i thought the funnel was pretty cool.
Ok, I am admitting it here. I'm completely addicted to watching your videos! The look in your eyes and the smile on your face clearly show that you enjoy and take pride in your work. With each project you undertake, your scope of knowledge increases... and we who follow your videos learn from you too. In a world that currently seems overrun by misery, you are a breath of fresh air. I hope you will always maintain your optimism, "can-do' attitude, and your lovely smile. Greetings from New York City.
So many little parts for such an old engine truly amazing work Thank you for sharing this. 4 million views on this video just WOW amazing 🙏
I'm a car/generator mechanic and am very impressed with her skillset. You're the first person I have seen that takes the time to at least wear some personal protection equipment. Gloves, masks etc.. Some chemicals may not kill you right away but they will eventually overtime. Take care and thank you for sharing! 😁👍
The best Mantap Beautiful...!
I agree with you at 100%, she has to wear gloves and masks at least
That was the best video yet! Two tools you might consider: A valve spring compressor and a Piston ring compressor! You showed your viewers how skilled you are by rebuilding the fuel injection pump and bleeding the air out at the end. Thanks Lin (Ringo). Please take care of your hands, They show signs of solvent irritation. Please don't use gasoline as solvent.
How right you are needs to wear gloves at all times don’t want any those chemicals getting inside you through your skin is very true
I agree and I would also add a suggestion to use a good moisturizing hand cream to look after your skin. I loved this video and look forward to many more.
Yes Lin,please protect your hands!!! Someone please send her a Valve and Rings compressors.. 🙂
Psh mechanics don't wear gloves...
@@mishman OSHA will hunt your arse
맥가이버아가씨대단하네요아주조은기술을가젓네요화이팅
This beautiful girl is the angel of diesel engines and more. In her hands any defective, abandoned or incomplete engine comes to life and color, more beautiful than new ones. I watched all the videos with great pleasure, some more than once. Congratulations and many renovations!!!
First of your videos I've seen. I'll give it 10/10 . That diesel purrs like a kitten after some TLC. Any technical museum should hire you to restore old engines
I totally admire your abilities and love of restoring what others would consider junk. I do the same with a different kind of equipment so I get it.
Even with the proper tools this is a major job. All the respect.
Really enjoy your shows. Being a mechanic, myself makes me appreciate these videos and you even more. Keep up the good work.
You are fantastic! That engine was in shambles and it runs perfectly! And you stick weld! Wonderful lady!
我向您致敬，感謝您在修復損壞和舊設備和機器以使其再次工作方面的持續努力和創造力
Twoje prace naprawcze powinni puszczać studentom, uczniom szkół mechanicznych obowiązkowo. Uczysz spokoju, pokory, przemyślanych działań, że nie wolno robić nic na siłę. Jesteś przykładem osoby, że jeśli się kocha to co, lubi się robić to, nie ma granic. Uważam, że Twoje filmy powinno się puszczać wszędzie gdzie ludzie pracują ponieważ pokazujesz jak powinno się podchodzić to, swoich zadań i obowiązków. Jesteś utalentowana, diament, brylant. Życzę Ci abyś miała możliwość robienia tego, co kochasz jak najdłużej! Wszystkiego najlepszego dla Ciebie. Pozdrowienia z Polski😀
I hope your being paid well for these job's you do as there's a lot of shill and knowledge needed to repair the job's Ive seen you do. Love the video and well done you.
No manuals, minimal amount of tooling available, coupled with a superb skill set and a can do attitude and you end up with another good job done. Compared to what it looked like when you started, the transformation is amazing.
How can you believe such thing? Are you even thinking? I can tell easily that SHE DIDNT DO THE JOB JUST ACTING. You can tell that this girl never touched a tool in her life ever. Just plain acting. Nice soft hands, arms so slender. And those who are behind this, please invest a nice working gloves that will fit her hands perfectly, i see that you have a lot of views, so dont be greedy and buy her a nice set of gloves. My husband is a mechanic, I watched him many times and you cannot compare this, simple unscrewing screws is too difficult for this girl. Good job fooling everyone on youtube.
@@kaye8319 I also wanted to write the same. Everything is exactly as you wrote.... Here we (all) have lived up to those times - when we can see such very amazing repairs in real time on KZhead. PS - Any person is so arranged that he wants to believe in the ideal. Maybe it’s good then that he doesn’t lose this dream further.
She dont back up on nothing she not worried about breaking a nail
@@kaye8319 "...My husband is a mechanic..." in what a country ? Europe or Americas ? don't even compare !
@@kaye8319 Maybe this is one of her first big projects and she is taking lessons and you just ripped on her for trying......way to go
Hi Lin ,😊 this is a great video, I didn't think that would run again, but as usual you amazed us all by not only getting it running but looking nice a well, your a clever woman that's for sure, thanks for the video, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart UK.
Many young Generation inspiring the great you did for a Jobs. As a Mechsnic for More than 40 Yrs. I Joy mich wacthing Your Videos , i LG remembered the Good Old days from you, but you Need a Small crane to tow a load for ligthen your Load Work, i Pray Your safety and Carefulness of your health. God bless you, i am from the Philippines
This truly a strong intelligent woman. I've seen several of her videos and asmire her more with each one.
Brilliant! I am particularly impressed with you cleverly you use physics to solve issues that american mechanics use muscle to solve. No compressor and power tools other than a simple welder... I've never seen such clever use of mechanical tools. EXCELLENT work!
You were impressed with the work of disassembling and repairing the engine. I was surprised at the technique of removing the cotter pin with a simple tool and assembling it. Please do your best without injuring your hands.
Amazing hard working lady with knowledge of skills.
Well done, Guoer. These delicate fingers, this delicate girl, and such a huge diesel engine. Fantastic. And then that smile when the engine was running again, to fall in love with. Class job.
you do a great job with the barest minimum tools, even though I have more in my house and I am just a DIY guy. I have noticed one thing which goes against my way of work, that is many times I have noticed in most of your videos that your spanner is not vertical to the nut/bolt when opening or tightening. I think that is important as it prevents the bolt from sitting at an angle in the thread.
You didn't know if you could fix it? I don't think so! I think you knew you were going to teach that engine who is boss right at the start😁. Thank you for the new video. You should do a video where you make a valve-spring compressor tool for yourself.
Amazing skills, determination and work ethic. An absolute pleasure to watch and a beautiful 'light' in an ever increasing throw-away society.
Dear Linguoer, I sooo love watching your videos, you are an inspiration to all the young people out there, I watch your videos every time I can, congratulations my young friend, if I may call you friend.
Congratulations! You said at the beginning you might not be able to repair it, but the victory smile at the end says it all!
Ha! Your smile at the end says everything. There is great satisfaction in this successful restoration. Well done! After it runs a bit let it cool down and retighten the head bolts and the injector hold down nuts.
You are so Lucky to Find New Bearings and rings for that old motor. Paint colors look nice. And you had to buy a new fuel tank too. And all new bolts. And new muffler.
Good work Lin. Please be careful with that heavy lifting. You're too valuable to hurt your back. Love your work...
Absolutely amazing. Every mechanic I know is a parts changer. I know of no person who can fix it all. Watched you take apart, free up, clean up and reassemble this engine. Great job. What really amazes me though is the videos in which you rewinded generators....I'm smiling because that was just awesome. I haven't seen anyone do it in years and that was in an electrical shop...and now even they buy a new motor! Awesome, Awesome work. Don't worry about the negative comments some people throw in there. You are dealing with old gear, don't have all the tools in the world and you keep things running. I guarantee they wouldn't tackle the job with the tools you are using....and they wouldn't be getting it done. :)
One will have to produce the parts needed. Buying parts is no longer an option. Parts are no longer made in US, and i assume the one's you get from China are straight out of the return bin.
Agreed 💯
Not sure where youre from but every car mechanics here in switzerland that finished his apprenticeship before 2009 learned how to repair stuff like an alternator, starter, carburator and setting them up, thats more or less basic stuff. And not wanting to take away from her great work but there is really nothing special about it, all she did was disasemble everything, clean it and put it back together. If you know how an engine works thats really not too complicated, even less so with such an antique engine where almost everything is mechanical instead of electric.
You don't now any real mechanics then. Why they don't have student's make their own tools from scratch with stock today is beyond me, then make them use them. I assume you are from the states as they they don't have mechanics but glorified technicians! As a blighty limey I haven't the patience for it. Ginger beer, fabricator, welder, forger & black smith by trade till my health got the better.
@@benistingray6097 Agreed though compare her to the youth in the west she's light years ahead. I blame western political nonsense like identity politics & such. let alone our ridiculous nannying with health & safety. Reciprocating engines are simple but give any youth something antiquated but myself & they haven't the foggiest. You learnt to repair, I learnt how to build them as a child from scratch. To bad they don't let you burn anything to forge in Britain anymore, a damn shame!
wow, i only found you're channel last night and am already hooked, not only beautiful but just love watching you work, you're attention to detail is awesome and you're patience, you're videos are my new yoga relax time. looking forward to watching lots more and im subscribed, thanks Lin
You have an amazing talent to be able to fix anything. You are so knowledgeable for such a young person. Well done on your great youtube videos. Keep up the good work 😃
You are amazing!! In the States, we would use an engine like this one for a boat anchor. No way would someone here try to restore it.
That beautiful smile at the end says it all. Young lady I am elderly South African Boer with lots of experience and I thoroughly enjoyed watching you working with a lot of confidence and I knew the end result would be good but your smile was just to show how beautiful you really are. Loved it a lot. 💖💖💖 Ps. Just by chance I have just bought exactly the same engine and have started it couple days ago but it was not as bad looking as this one at the start. I was quite amazed to see you even starting yours with ease.
Great video. Anyone who has ever taken on any resto job will appreciate the high standards and smart ways that you get around those myriad hassles that you encounter, and make it so rewarding when you sort them all out.
This young woman is not an actor or actress she's the real deal this lass knows her stuff inside and out
Plus damn it she is beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❤️
Wow, I am very impressed with this lady’s talents great job.❤️
Amazing..what she could do with some tools and equipment....oh and a good workshop...keep up the good work
I love seeing old machines restored - thanks 😊
When you place the valve keepers (keys) on the valve stems upon assembly; when you get that done take a smaller hammer and do a medium tap on the valve stem to make sure you have everything seated and ready. Some times those keys will not be completely seated and upon first run of the motor they come popping off and that brings tears in the eyes. This can happen on low RPM motors as well as high rpm motors.
So very true. Have fun
This was another brilliant job in refurbishing this engine....I am in awe at your dexterity in disassembling and assembling back this engine ....I have to strongly recommend not to soak your hands in the solvent used to clean parts....Your skin will absorb this solvent and it can damage your internal organs specially your liver....Always use heavy duty rubber gloves please...Great job....
У неё "сухари" на клапан не встают и она не матерится!😱 Невероятное спокойствие! 😄
Она это спокойствие перемоткой моторов прокачала😁
Точно сухари, а я то пытался вспомнить... А не матерится она потому что за нее зрители матерятся, вспоминая свои отношения с клапанами. Особенный кайф это когда пружина вылетает тебе в лицо или сухарь прищемляет палец.
Hello... watching your videos I am always amazed and incredulous how you can bring back to life all these destroyed and rotten devices that would not even be used to recover the metal .... your ability is competence is incredible..... 😲😲👏👏👏👏👏
I wish I was living a little closer; could ask to help me restoring my vintage car; brilliant work you do!
Fico impressionado com seu talento e simplicidade. Você não colocou obstáculo, foi e e fez👏👏👏👏💪 você sim, é digna de ser chamada de MULHER EMPODERADA 👏👏👏. Tem meu respeito 😍🤗🤌🇧🇷😎🍁🍃🍂
You are a amazing mechanic. Totally impressed.
Pretty amazing skills and great results given the lack of any power tools. I am impressed.
I really enjoyed watching this. I’m amazed you keep you hands so clean, no grazed, bruised knuckles etc, well done.
Those cuts and bruises usually occur when working on engines in confined spaces, as in still within the vehicle, that's where I usually injure myself.
you are something else linguoer the work you do some of the best ive seen great job keep them coming paul england