This is the type of guy that comes to America with three dollars in his pocket and creates a multi-million dollar business from the ground up. Seriously impressive. Respect.
I'm 68 now. That kid was me as I grew up in America. No kids like that anymore. They don't even know how to use tools. Besides, the "authorities" would shut him down immediately, for some chicken shit code violation. Back to the gang in the hood. An American tragedy...
If life is to easy then it will never be easy.. if life is a struggle then one day you understand the pain is worth the adventure.. success involves work .
I lived in Vietnam for 5 years, and the ingenuity of its people has never ceased to amaze me. This salvage and restoration was something to behold. I cannot believe the work that was done on that barnacle-encrusted engine. In addition, the quality of the video and the editing was fantastic. Thanks for posting the video!
I wonder if this guy has ever dealt with the EPA?I don't think I would like to drink from a well near this guy's place the ground water can't be to good?it might be to crunchy for me!!
This is the ultimate recycling! Looks amazing so far and can’t wait to see the next part. What you did with that engine is just awe inspiring. Great work and great video. This is what hard work looks like. Total respect. Duly subscribed!
I can appreciate your work. I have restored several veicles including a 1963 Ford falcon. It looked like an old wreck when I got it. I won best Ford in show several years later. Your diligence has payed off, well done Mr HỒ Thánh Chế. The engine purrs like a cat.
The owner of that boat just called and he wants it back now!! Seriously, restoring and rebuilding that engine was effing incredible!! There are hundreds of mechanics with complete engine shops who couldn't have done what you did, and you had nothing more than hand tools and some grinders!!! Great job, I salute you sir!!
It's fake, the moment salt water touches the iner parts of the engine it's a death sentence, corrotion corrosion begins the instant the salt water touches the metal
@@genespell4340 are you serious? if you know how an engine works you will know that at least one intake valve and one exhaust valve will be open when the engine is off, obviously the salt water will get into the engine and rust inside, turbos will rust if you stop using the boat for a while, now imagine how it would rust in the sea, for the engine to look like in the video it had to be in the sea for months or years, don't believe everything you see on the internet, CZcams is full of liars doing fake videos to get views, although the video is good for entertainment, the engine part is not real.
@@CarlosSD What's fake about it. You can see him rebuilding everything. What you're saying is you can't comprehend the unbelievable amount of work he does on ALL of his projects because you could never do it yourself. He's one of the worlds greatest mechanics in my book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I admire your patience, determination, and your prowess in building this yacht. The patience you have used in dis-assembling the hull and insert, and the determination in tearing down the engine, cleaning it up, installing the new bearings, piston rings, gaskets, and getting it running like it was new again. I was an Auto mechanic/technician 46 years and it's such a pleasure to watch someone do what you're doing with such determination and patience. Thank you for sharing a small portion of your life with us, it is very interesting.
Руки может золотые но такой ремонт никому ненужен. Не раз перебирал но такого ещё не видел чтоб турбину так ремонтировали и все остальное,для контента и просмотров диванных механиков в самый раз.
Yea they aren't wasteful like other countries. Here in the states you just get a whole new boat lol. F trying to fix it. But Mr ho has inspired me to reuse old parts instead of buying new ones
Do you believe it? I am just a bit skeptical. But it's possible. I did leave a comment asking him how he learned to do these things. Maybe I'll get a response. Seems like years and years of learning or working with engines I guess
Quá hay . chúc mừng anh thành công . Mong anh có thêm video về rebuild lại động cơ nha . Kỳ trước anh phục hồi cái máy nằm dưới biển quá kỳ công xem rất thích . Chúc anh sức khỏe bình an nha .
As a 20 year plus mechanic that has performed many, many restoration; this blew me away. I have Never to rebuild a engine that was found on a beach. Very impressed.
An engine overgrown with shells. And there was no water inside! Although he was all under salt water!!!! Don't make me laugh!!! Who plugged the intake and exhaust manifolds there? And all the bolts and nuts turn away? It's just a regular CZcams show.
Very impressive! Especially that engine rebuild. I was surprised to see how good the inside looked, considering it had obviously been submerged for quite some time. Excellent job, looking forward to the next part!
It's pretty common for flooded engines. No oxygen no rust, on high end flooded yacht engines it's common to pump in oil to replace the water and the engine will suffer no damage, as long as oxygen is never introduced inside.
I am seriously impressed.. Now I’m a damn good mechanic and love restoring any type of moving part but damn I’d of tossed that huge paperweight out and started fresh if of course I had 20 grand burning a hole in my pocket .. So my hats off to you for that awesome overhaul!!! I can’t wait for the fitting of the new power plant???!!!!
This has to be one of the best videos I’ve seen this was genuine, not some guy who walked around and found a game boy or speaker, he built his own boat! Props to this guy
That's the type of guy that stays in his homeland cuz he knows apreciating the real things in life and all the eforce and struggle he make he knows is everything for himself and dosn't do it trying to win millions or with a intention of starting a business. Respect.
This guy is amazing and nothing but respect for his abilities . One look at that engine and I was thinking there was no way that would ever run again . He looks like he’s 15 but with as much experience and skill he has he’s probably 55 lol . Hats off to you Sir I can wait to see the finished product .
Awesome work. But please do yourself a favor and learn what torque sequence is. Going straight across the crank, oil pan, and head is a big no no. You will warp or damage parts. It can damage the head gasket. You don’t go straight to your torque either you go up in incriminates, 10-25-40 whatever the case maybe you don’t torque it as soon as you start tightening it
YesSiRr!! Wow!! Mate... most CZcams's would have made a 10 part series to what you just did in this video ALONE!!! Lol!! Your a Bloody Legend Mate... the Work you just put in..in restoring that engine back to its original form... WOW!! Nothing short of Amazing. From the state it was in till now... How many hours you put in that?!? I Could only imagine. Your hard worker & VERY skilled at what you do... Thank you for sharing your Awesome Build with us Mate... i can't wait to see the NEXT episode... take Care, Stay Bless and Stay Safe out there...
Anh nể em quá ròi Hồ.! Máy gì làm cũng được… mà đồ bỏ làm lại mới ghê. Phải làm những chiếc to như vậy…. Chứ nhỏ nhỏ làm hoài xem không đã… chừng nào hoàn thiện nhượng lại anh nhe.
Every American should watch this. We waste so much. Awesome video. I’m restoring a old pick up right now. Thought I take a break and watch some you tube. Super please I did thank. I’m sure most the people who watch this are this kinda of person. I know I I’m. Watching these keeps me excited about my project when your in the part of restoring that’s not that exciting it’s easy too put it on the back burner. Love the rebar chisel I’m making one!
Good work! We Westerners can learn a lot from this young man. He builds something beautiful and useful out of things that we would have thrown away. The restoration of the engine alone is a lesson in recycling. Good work!
After watching these guys rebuild engines never using any kind of torque specs, AND succeeding, it has me questioning everything in life!!! Great job!!
Restoring the boat down to it's bones is one thing but restoring that engine which prettty much looks like a coral reef is beyond most other mechanics out there.he was not even in a shop which uses fancy tools and brand new parts....A Million THUMBSUP to you.!!!
I am a mechanic, and YOU SIR, ARE VERY EXCEPTIONAL!! YOU TAKE NEAR NOTHING, AND MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL. You Know Just what you can get away with, and still have something Nice and Dependable. Hats off to the Boat Guru 😎👍
I am not going to lie, that is amazing! This is just the proof that everything is possible! I do not have any skills to build anything or restore but watching you guys, that was a pleasure! All the best !
This guy deserves every sub he gets! When I saw that starter motor come apart, I thought “No way he’s getting that to work again!” Let alone the rest of the engine, fuel pump, turbo etc. The greatest respect from Australia to you my friend! Cheers 👍👍🍻
То ли двигатель такой качественный то ли воды лечебные, тут порой в гараже машина постоит и болты ломаются, а на этом двигатели кроме турбины ни одна резьба не закисла, и то уверен болты турбины еще при жизни прикепели, что то тут не так....
He looked at it before he put it in the ocean for a few weeks. There's almost no water intrusion into critical areas so it must have been prepared for submersion.
@@carwashadamcooper1538 I put the same thing in a comment above and they think I'm wrong saying that the part of the video where they restore the engine is fake 😆😆
@@CarlosSD he restored the engine on video. what the fuck more do you want. fuck off dude. instead of appreciating someones effort you are pissing on it! piss off you piss of shit!
I always knew I wasn't a mechanic. But your video made me think I could someday. A perfect display of a true experienced and talented man was working his craft very well. Good Job, Sir! thank you.
Такое ощущение, что мистер чо живёт около свалки подводного государства, которое выкидывает разный хлам на пляж, а во время отлива мистер собирает все это. Несмотря ни на что он молодец, видео популярны во всем мире.!
И зачем моменты затяжек, стерильнось для работы с мотором, шлифование плоскостей и новые прокладки?))) Помыть бензином, потереть наждачкой бумагой и новый мотор😁 если плавать около берега с вёслами, то сойдёт)
so we suppose to just think he rebuilt a diesel engine with no feeler gauge, no torque wrench. and it looks that good. okie dokie. the dude didnt even go with any patterns when tightening anything down. i say it blows or its a fraud
@@emielzier Hey man, thanks, I am a fan of Mr. Ho, he inspired me to get into boat building. :) hope one day I can see him in his place and build a boat with him together.
Dude... Your a real cool innovator. How long did it take you learn engine rebuild, metal work, fiberglass, electrical, boat building, electric futuristic bike car, etc...? I am happy to witness hard working, and very intelligent people. Great build again.
When I saw that old boat roll in, I was thinking, "this is going to be disappointing." By the time you were halfway through the engine re-build, I was thinking, "I can't wait to see the 90 meter super yacht he's going to make from this!"
The last 30 of auto restoration I have done on big blocks and hot rods. Has all been blown away .. im in shock how it lives... so many things that should just not work and be against this and it lives??? Maybe not for long. Just can't paint it and it be new and reliable. But very Impressive
Yeah sorry, as much work as this needed I don't believe for a second that it was either free or actually done. He no doubt bought most of the components he needed for that engine and at the very least had to mill the heads to get a proper seal.
Absolutely incredible. That boat had been sunk for years, based on the amount of barnicles on everything. Just shows what can be done by a total strip-down, clean and rebuild and one huge amount of work. Looking forward to the next episode.
Barnacles will attach and start growing within days, based on where he lives i would say that engine has been in the water 2 weeks max. Notice how the inside still had oil and looked clean? If it had been any longer the salt water electrolysis would have started eating into the iron of the crank, rods, mating surfaces making the engine scrap. To be honest, i'm not convinced parts of this havent been faked. There a loads of fake "restoration" vids on YT.
Если бы ты был механиком,то понял бы,что этому двигателю место на помойке,его не реально восстановить,а установка старого маслянного фильтра-это просто шедевр инженерной мыли.Ролик снят конечно интересно,но он только для людей ,которые ничего не понимают технике...
Qué fantástico proyecto!! Me encantó desde que te vi empujando tú solo el casco de la lancha, me gusta la mecánica por eso entiendo que la restauración del motor debe haber sido tremendo trabajo y tiempo, sin embargo, escuchar la melodía del sonido cuando arrancó paga todo el esfuerzo, ahora falta solucionar los temas del montaje del motor y ensamblado del casco de la lancha que es también tremendo trabajo de adaptaciones y demás. Felicitaciones. Me va a ser muy difícil esperar la segunda y probablemente la tercera parte del video. Un fuerte abrazo desde Lima, Perú.
Hats off to this. Seriously amazing. I feel like a lot of people may also overlook that this was a salt water engine, which means that almost every nut/bolt was probably corroded and fused together from neglect and exposure to the elements. This has earned them the rep for being the most challenging kind of motor to work on. Take it from me, a guy who has almost pulled my hair out working on
@@chandlerthomas3199 People draw dollars, make fake watches and phones, fake paintings and jewelry. Do you seriously think that it is very difficult to glue the shells to the engine? Better ask yourself why there is no water inside the engine.
@@Alex_Rich I didnt look into it too much! But yes, this could be faked. Although he has a 40 min video that goes through each step of the restoration. Maybe check out that video and see if you change your mind!
The restoration of that engine is one of the most damn impressive things I have ever seen. Regardless of what we are all good at, there are some people that have a natural ability that is hard to explain. Thank you for sharing your work. Entertaining and inspiring.
I've built boats half my life. Ranger boats, bass cat boats, viper boats and champion boats. I don't think people realize how much work this guy did. Honestly it's not that feasible to save these unless of course your from another country like this where you don't have much. He should have built a plug off of this, then a mold then he could have built thousands of boats and got rich, just change the design 30-40% and he's golden.
As someone who restores cars and bike and loves fixing so called broken items you have just blown me away with this restoration and rebuild and great camera work too well done from Crewe Uk 🇬🇧👍
@@uhtred7860 youtube promotes this crap. Conning folk with an old xbox is one thing...torturing an animal then nursing it back to health is the other big payout fir parasite Asian media as I've come to call it. Pure evil. Susan wojicki loves it though. Sick fucks .. Seriously with a budget and list if addresses of these fucks I'd happily go on a do unto others mission with a pair of fkking pliers.
Sr. Ho, nunca vi reconstruir un motor de esta manera ,(soy Mecánico ), una obra de arte , respeto mucho tu trabajo y se el tiempo que lleva esto que vemos en un ratito , un abrazo y espero el próximo video desde Bahía Blanca Argentina .
@@alvartocamelpito hay muchas cosas que yo aria distinto y con mas herramientas ,pero para las posibilidades técnicas que tiene esta gente ,es admirable que funcione , e visto videos mucho peores en lugares con mas herramientas , un abrazo .
El motor está preparado, ya sea que se le da la apariencia de que estuvo mucho tiempo bajo el agua o tiene otro motor, no hay manera de salvar es motor como lo presentó
Вам бы хороший инструмент да пару станков и боюсь даже представить что вы сотварите !😉 С такими успехами и до турбореактивных двигателей дойдете ! Еще раз выражаю свое уважение .
I don t know if you have made mechanic studies but sincerly you are a real artist and accumulate a huge experience. Nobody make new from old broken things as you do You are the L da Vinci of your country 💪💪💪
@@scottmcdonald4571 yup, nothing but time, time to become skilled enough to do what he does, I've done many restorations throughout my 30 years in the trade so I know when someone is a talented person.
В России последнее время очень популярны тайские лодочные моторы с длинным дейдвудом потому как они хорошо себя показывают на мелководье в качестве моторболотоходов .
The title should have been that you rebuilt an engine. The yacht, not so much. You would have spent money on the engine and there no way you can fix the hull without buying fibreglass and coatings etc..it looks like it will be great when you finish it. You got skills.
I am not a mechanic but I can still appreciate the amazing craftmanship, skill, patience and shear will it takes to perform a job like this!!! Simply amazing!!! Truly. Well done.
Truly skilled man he is... Especially looking at the condition of the boat and the mostly the engine. Who would have thought... We need more people like this to show us that whatever we want isn't too far from our hands (literally)... But mostly with all this dumping and pollution, we can recycle and have our own... Thank you man...!
This is the type of guy that comes to America with three dollars in his pocket and creates a multi-million dollar business from the ground up. Seriously impressive. Respect.
Das ist so
..... cleaned a worn out no good engine, blowing oil....and where is the yacht??? lame...
I'm 68 now. That kid was me as I grew up in America. No kids like that anymore. They don't even know how to use tools. Besides, the "authorities" would shut him down immediately, for some chicken shit code violation. Back to the gang in the hood. An American tragedy...
If life is to easy then it will never be easy.. if life is a struggle then one day you understand the pain is worth the adventure.. success involves work .
@@pked9 you're kinda dumb aren't ya.
I lived in Vietnam for 5 years, and the ingenuity of its people has never ceased to amaze me. This salvage and restoration was something to behold. I cannot believe the work that was done on that barnacle-encrusted engine. In addition, the quality of the video and the editing was fantastic. Thanks for posting the video!
Do they have ship yards that can build a boat sailing vessels etc?
@@michaelsamuel9917 yeah they do, but not for free
Simply fascinating! Yes I agree, the barnicle encrusted engine restoration is something to behold!!!
I wonder if this guy has ever dealt with the EPA?I don't think I would like to drink from a well near this guy's place the ground water can't be to good?it might be to crunchy for me!!
did you guys notice the big honking turbo he pulled off of it lol.. nice.
This is the ultimate recycling! Looks amazing so far and can’t wait to see the next part. What you did with that engine is just awe inspiring. Great work and great video. This is what hard work looks like. Total respect. Duly subscribed!
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I can appreciate your work. I have restored several veicles including a 1963 Ford falcon. It looked like an old wreck when I got it. I won best Ford in show several years later. Your diligence has payed off, well done Mr HỒ Thánh Chế. The engine purrs like a cat.
The owner of that boat just called and he wants it back now!! Seriously, restoring and rebuilding that engine was effing incredible!! There are hundreds of mechanics with complete engine shops who couldn't have done what you did, and you had nothing more than hand tools and some grinders!!! Great job, I salute you sir!!
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It's fake, the moment salt water touches the iner parts of the engine it's a death sentence, corrotion corrosion begins the instant the salt water touches the metal
@@CarlosSD salt water didn't get into the engine. Didn't you see how good the inside looked versus the outside?
@@genespell4340 are you serious? if you know how an engine works you will know that at least one intake valve and one exhaust valve will be open when the engine is off, obviously the salt water will get into the engine and rust inside, turbos will rust if you stop using the boat for a while, now imagine how it would rust in the sea, for the engine to look like in the video it had to be in the sea for months or years, don't believe everything you see on the internet, CZcams is full of liars doing fake videos to get views, although the video is good for entertainment, the engine part is not real.
@@CarlosSD What's fake about it. You can see him rebuilding everything. What you're saying is you can't comprehend the unbelievable amount of work he does on ALL of his projects because you could never do it yourself. He's one of the worlds greatest mechanics in my book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I admire your patience, determination, and your prowess in building this yacht. The patience you have used in dis-assembling the hull and insert, and the determination in tearing down the engine, cleaning it up, installing the new bearings, piston rings, gaskets, and getting it running like it was new again. I was an Auto mechanic/technician 46 years and it's such a pleasure to watch someone do what you're doing with such determination and patience. Thank you for sharing a small portion of your life with us, it is very interesting.
Not to mention the filmography well done to you Sir, you did a splendid job. Keep the videos coming.
Absolutely flawless.
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Да, это мастер с "золотыми руками", светлой головой и с огромной настойчивостью. Снимаю шляпу.
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Руки может золотые но такой ремонт никому ненужен. Не раз перебирал но такого ещё не видел чтоб турбину так ремонтировали и все остальное,для контента и просмотров диванных механиков в самый раз.
Друзья а что за мотор в данном видео??
@@ale999kx7jmc isuzu 4jb1-t , китайская лицензия японского дизеля на грузовики и прочую технику.
С золотыми руками? Которые притирают клапана содой и очищают шейки коленвала наждачкой?!
As if this man came across that engine and thought, “I’ll rebuild that”. Unreal amount of skill and dedication
The simple fact that you’ve rebuilt that engine from scratch is fascinating to watch. Kudos!🙌🏾
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Mr.Ho is really something else man... never seen someone restore 99.9% of an engine with every original part... every screw and bolt!
For free....as the title suggests.
Surprised that the engine was not rusted inside as well in parts!
Wow, you're sure right! 😯
Right!
Yea they aren't wasteful like other countries. Here in the states you just get a whole new boat lol. F trying to fix it. But Mr ho has inspired me to reuse old parts instead of buying new ones
I can honestly say as an Automotive Technician I'm blown away that he was able to restore an engine that encapsulated in barnacles and ocean water.
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Do you believe it? I am just a bit skeptical. But it's possible. I did leave a comment asking him how he learned to do these things. Maybe I'll get a response. Seems like years and years of learning or working with engines I guess
I'm also amazed that he torqued everything down with a regular socket and a pipe as a rench
In poor countries like Latin America we can't say "I can't" or "I don't know" or worst "It doesn't work" 😄
its different situation between rich and poor countries
It took me 6 months to figure out where my antifreeze was leaking from. This guy's the next level on his own level. Very impressive.
Quá hay . chúc mừng anh thành công . Mong anh có thêm video về rebuild lại động cơ nha . Kỳ trước anh phục hồi cái máy nằm dưới biển quá kỳ công xem rất thích . Chúc anh sức khỏe bình an nha .
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As a 20 year plus mechanic that has performed many, many restoration; this blew me away. I have Never to rebuild a engine that was found on a beach. Very impressed.
It looked like he reused the head gasket... is that even legal?
Bullshit
the dude didnt even use a torque wrench or post on a how to fourm or any of that BS... old school
An engine overgrown with shells. And there was no water inside! Although he was all under salt water!!!! Don't make me laugh!!! Who plugged the intake and exhaust manifolds there? And all the bolts and nuts turn away? It's just a regular CZcams show.
@@Alex_Rich you're so Cynical, this is a wild engine, they don't take water like man made manufactured engines do.
Insane amount of work and patience. A huge percentage of us will never do what this guy did and he used basic tools to do it
My respect the way you work on the engine 💪 from Milwaukee Wisconsin USA 🙋🏻♂️ big Like 👍 👌 always successful
Very impressive! Especially that engine rebuild. I was surprised to see how good the inside looked, considering it had obviously been submerged for quite some time. Excellent job, looking forward to the next part!
I know right . Water in the starter but not in the engine. Didn't add up for me.
they always lie just watch the monkey videos it helps bring in the views
It's pretty common for flooded engines. No oxygen no rust, on high end flooded yacht engines it's common to pump in oil to replace the water and the engine will suffer no damage, as long as oxygen is never introduced inside.
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@@paulcarr6388 how does one do that.
I am seriously impressed.. Now I’m a damn good mechanic and love restoring any type of moving part but damn I’d of tossed that huge paperweight out and started fresh if of course I had 20 grand burning a hole in my pocket .. So my hats off to you for that awesome overhaul!!! I can’t wait for the fitting of the new power plant???!!!!
Plis me🙏🙏🙏
@@nzzs203 yeah I’m right there with you can’t hardly wait!!!!!
This has to be one of the best videos I’ve seen this was genuine, not some guy who walked around and found a game boy or speaker, he built his own boat! Props to this guy
That's the type of guy that stays in his homeland cuz he knows apreciating the real things in life and all the eforce and struggle he make he knows is everything for himself and dosn't do it trying to win millions or with a intention of starting a business. Respect.
This guy is amazing and nothing but respect for his abilities . One look at that engine and I was thinking there was no way that would ever run again . He looks like he’s 15 but with as much experience and skill he has he’s probably 55 lol . Hats off to you Sir I can wait to see the finished product .
All without a Torque Wrench too 😂
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This is the most incredible engine build I’ve ever seen on CZcams. Cheers
Plis me🙏🙏🙏
Awesome work.
But please do yourself a favor and learn what torque sequence is.
Going straight across the crank, oil pan, and head is a big no no. You will warp or damage parts. It can damage the head gasket.
You don’t go straight to your torque either you go up in incriminates,
10-25-40 whatever the case maybe you don’t torque it as soon as you start tightening it
I believe that was my engine you found on the beach…. Thank you for cleaning it. Could you please ship it back to me ?
YesSiRr!! Wow!! Mate... most CZcams's would have made a 10 part series to what you just did in this video ALONE!!! Lol!! Your a Bloody Legend Mate... the Work you just put in..in restoring that engine back to its original form... WOW!! Nothing short of Amazing. From the state it was in till now... How many hours you put in that?!? I Could only imagine. Your hard worker & VERY skilled at what you do... Thank you for sharing your Awesome Build with us Mate... i can't wait to see the NEXT episode... take Care, Stay Bless and Stay Safe out there...
Anh nể em quá ròi Hồ.! Máy gì làm cũng được… mà đồ bỏ làm lại mới ghê. Phải làm những chiếc to như vậy…. Chứ nhỏ nhỏ làm hoài xem không đã… chừng nào hoàn thiện nhượng lại anh nhe.
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Every American should watch this. We waste so much. Awesome video. I’m restoring a old pick up right now. Thought I take a break and watch some you tube. Super please I did thank. I’m sure most the people who watch this are this kinda of person. I know I I’m. Watching these keeps me excited about my project when your in the part of restoring that’s not that exciting it’s easy too put it on the back burner. Love the rebar chisel I’m making one!
У нас в России ни кому бы в голову не пришло восстановить такое, тем более мотор!
Круто, молодец автор👍🤝
Good work! We Westerners can learn a lot from this young man. He builds something beautiful and useful out of things that we would have thrown away. The restoration of the engine alone is a lesson in recycling. Good work!
And vote for a commie country
@@joseywilds3133 Not really, but for a real socialism...
Mad Respect on that Engine Restoration!!!😁👍🏻
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They should show this video as an example of nothing is impossible ☺️
Wow best video sharing friend greetings know me from sarawak malaysia 👍👍🙏
After watching these guys rebuild engines never using any kind of torque specs, AND succeeding, it has me questioning everything in life!!! Great job!!
Came for the boat, stayed for the engine restoration. Fantastic job, very satisfying to watch!
same here! its amazing
more than amazing. it is fucking amazing.
You are a super genius builder.... you have a beautiful home and country...
Mantap nih
Sangat terampil dan kreatif
Sukses selalu
Ngưỡng mộ bạn quá....bạn rất giỏi!Chúc bạn luôn luôn thành công.
When I first saw the engine, i thought- no way. Then I saw the turbo and was like. NO EFFIN WAY! Great work
just what i thought - `engine i found at the beach`
Mr. Ho delivers again!!
Not sure what's more impressive. Your rebuilds or your video editing skills!! 😄
Love you dear ❤️❤️❤️😘 super hard work 😍😍😍
Restoring the boat down to it's bones is one thing but restoring that engine which prettty much looks like a coral reef is beyond most other mechanics out there.he was not even in a shop which uses fancy tools and brand new parts....A Million THUMBSUP to you.!!!
I am a mechanic, and YOU SIR, ARE VERY EXCEPTIONAL!!
YOU TAKE NEAR NOTHING, AND MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL. You Know Just what you can get away with, and still have something Nice and Dependable.
Hats off to the Boat Guru 😎👍
This is one of the most incredible restorations of all. Unbelievable job
I am not going to lie, that is amazing! This is just the proof that everything is possible! I do not have any skills to build anything or restore but watching you guys, that was a pleasure! All the best !
Chỉ một từ: Siêu nhân. Bái bái bái phục...
The fantastic Mr. Ho is back again! God bless you! My little sister is 6 years old and always wants t ok watch you fix things!
This guy deserves every sub he gets!
When I saw that starter motor come apart, I thought “No way he’s getting that to work again!” Let alone the rest of the engine, fuel pump, turbo etc.
The greatest respect from Australia to you my friend!
Cheers 👍👍🍻
and no torque wrench either!!!!
@@mikethetoolman8776
I know right! 😁👍👍🍻
@@mikethetoolman8776 he was usin one for the rockers
@@KhaosDubz re-watched it, never seen a torque wrench just a ratchet and a pipe
@@mikethetoolman8776 maybe you are right.
То ли двигатель такой качественный то ли воды лечебные, тут порой в гараже машина постоит и болты ломаются, а на этом двигатели кроме турбины ни одна резьба не закисла, и то уверен болты турбины еще при жизни прикепели, что то тут не так....
Amazing. Great work and good cinematography. Keep it up. 👍. Your a very talented restorationist.
This is the guy I want for a friend when the zombie apocalypse hits.
95% of mechanics would have looked at that engine and said it's no good 😂
He looked at it before he put it in the ocean for a few weeks.
There's almost no water intrusion into critical areas so it must have been prepared for submersion.
@@carwashadamcooper1538 I put the same thing in a comment above and they think I'm wrong saying that the part of the video where they restore the engine is fake 😆😆
@@CarlosSD he restored the engine on video. what the fuck more do you want. fuck off dude. instead of appreciating someones effort you are pissing on it! piss off you piss of shit!
@@CarlosSD a camera never lies...
in my opinion its bad anyways because he didnt torque any of the bolts to spec lol he just rolled with it like guess thats tight enough.
I always knew I wasn't a mechanic. But your video made me think I could someday. A perfect display of a true experienced and talented man was working his craft very well. Good Job, Sir! thank you.
He rebuilt the starter, carb and the turbo too. That's pretty impressive.
Такое ощущение, что мистер чо живёт около свалки подводного государства, которое выкидывает разный хлам на пляж, а во время отлива мистер собирает все это. Несмотря ни на что он молодец, видео популярны во всем мире.!
Russia today #hitydesign
у нас в Сибири такие корпуса не малые деньги стоят
И зачем моменты затяжек, стерильнось для работы с мотором, шлифование плоскостей и новые прокладки?))) Помыть бензином, потереть наждачкой бумагой и новый мотор😁 если плавать около берега с вёслами, то сойдёт)
凄すぎメカニック。日本に来て欲しい。
That engine restoration was incredibly impressive!!! Its amazing whats actually salvageable when in the right hands. U got my respect bud 🙌 👌 👏
i always love the things that you are posting on youTube, mr. Ho... you are a special kind of guy when it comes to fixing or making things
Ага, бесплатно... Да ещё за 22 минуты). Руки прямые👍
Ето монтаж, беби
so we suppose to just think he rebuilt a diesel engine with no feeler gauge, no torque wrench. and it looks that good. okie dokie. the dude didnt even go with any patterns when tightening anything down. i say it blows or its a fraud
И прокладка ГБЦ старая и даже подшипники в тубине не пришлось менять 👌
super nice job on engine rebuild. Take me as your apprentice master. I can move to your place and learn from a master how to rebuild engines :D
Wow..alishanmao in the house…
@@emielzier Hey man, thanks, I am a fan of Mr. Ho, he inspired me to get into boat building. :) hope one day I can see him in his place and build a boat with him together.
Plis me🙏🙏🙏
Me too...
Electric solar, and 🔋, is best.
Good luck 👍🔛🙏
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Dude... Your a real cool innovator. How long did it take you learn engine rebuild, metal work, fiberglass, electrical, boat building, electric futuristic bike car, etc...? I am happy to witness hard working, and very intelligent people. Great build again.
I love your content! Simply amazing work you do, with what you have.! You have much skill my friend and I look forward to seeing the next project
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When I saw that old boat roll in, I was thinking, "this is going to be disappointing." By the time you were halfway through the engine re-build, I was thinking, "I can't wait to see the 90 meter super yacht he's going to make from this!"
That is insane… very complex. Man, I could use someone like you around.
He really knows every part of the machine.
The last 30 of auto restoration I have done on big blocks and hot rods. Has all been blown away .. im in shock how it lives... so many things that should just not work and be against this and it lives???
Maybe not for long. Just can't paint it and it be new and reliable. But very Impressive
Goes to show, nothing is really ever broken... can't wait for pt 2 and ultimately the finished project. Great work.
Much respect for your commitment to this project! Looking at the state of that engine I never thought it would run again; but wow you made it happen!
One of the best things I've seen. I love how he is showing the art of restoring and not wasting.
Yeah sorry, as much work as this needed I don't believe for a second that it was either free or actually done. He no doubt bought most of the components he needed for that engine and at the very least had to mill the heads to get a proper seal.
Absolutely incredible. That boat had been sunk for years, based on the amount of barnicles on everything. Just shows what can be done by a total strip-down, clean and rebuild and one huge amount of work. Looking forward to the next episode.
At lease pressure test the Turbo Waste gate actuator, they are $20 may as well get a new one.
Barnacles will attach and start growing within days, based on where he lives i would say that engine has been in the water 2 weeks max. Notice how the inside still had oil and looked clean? If it had been any longer the salt water electrolysis would have started eating into the iron of the crank, rods, mating surfaces making the engine scrap. To be honest, i'm not convinced parts of this havent been faked. There a loads of fake "restoration" vids on YT.
Can’t believe you was lucky enough to get it all freed up. But you did. People don’t know how hard it is . Good job 👍
Great video! I’m very impressed with the engine restoration, must have taken a lot of determination. A true feat of engineering.
Если бы ты был механиком,то понял бы,что этому двигателю место на помойке,его не реально восстановить,а установка старого маслянного фильтра-это просто шедевр инженерной мыли.Ролик снят конечно интересно,но он только для людей ,которые ничего не понимают технике...
Qué fantástico proyecto!! Me encantó desde que te vi empujando tú solo el casco de la lancha, me gusta la mecánica por eso entiendo que la restauración del motor debe haber sido tremendo trabajo y tiempo, sin embargo, escuchar la melodía del sonido cuando arrancó paga todo el esfuerzo, ahora falta solucionar los temas del montaje del motor y ensamblado del casco de la lancha que es también tremendo trabajo de adaptaciones y demás.
Felicitaciones.
Me va a ser muy difícil esperar la segunda y probablemente la tercera parte del video.
Un fuerte abrazo desde Lima, Perú.
Repent to Jesus Christ
“Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.”
Colossians 4:2 NIV
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Wah luar biasa bosku.mau lihat hasil selanjutnya memang hebat bosku
За двигатель с пляжа оброшим ракушками вообще респектуха очь годно не скучьно! Я даж забыл что настроения небыло! Спс!!!Большое! Очень годный видос!
Wow , so much work. This is really a great Restoration, rebuild with your own hands.
Hats off to this. Seriously amazing. I feel like a lot of people may also overlook that this was a salt water engine, which means that almost every nut/bolt was probably corroded and fused together from neglect and exposure to the elements. This has earned them the rep for being the most challenging kind of motor to work on. Take it from me, a guy who has almost pulled my hair out working on
Look at the number of shells. During this time, this motor would have rotted completely in salt water. It's fake.
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@@Alex_Rich shells build up very fast... How would this even be faked?
@@chandlerthomas3199 People draw dollars, make fake watches and phones, fake paintings and jewelry. Do you seriously think that it is very difficult to glue the shells to the engine? Better ask yourself why there is no water inside the engine.
@@Alex_Rich I didnt look into it too much! But yes, this could be faked. Although he has a 40 min video that goes through each step of the restoration. Maybe check out that video and see if you change your mind!
The restoration of that engine is one of the most damn impressive things I have ever seen. Regardless of what we are all good at, there are some people that have a natural ability that is hard to explain. Thank you for sharing your work. Entertaining and inspiring.
What restoration? He didn't change any gasket, nothing. Just a clean up.
Plis me🙏🙏🙏
I thought the exact same thing. Truly amazing!
@@Lakisleon bringing back to a former position or condition that is restoration...
@@Lakisleon He restored it to its former glory. Really impressive. Nothing but motivation and tenacity.
I've built boats half my life. Ranger boats, bass cat boats, viper boats and champion boats. I don't think people realize how much work this guy did. Honestly it's not that feasible to save these unless of course your from another country like this where you don't have much. He should have built a plug off of this, then a mold then he could have built thousands of boats and got rich, just change the design 30-40% and he's golden.
Side note. amazing work friend . Very impressive
My wife-"Babe, can you change my flat tyre"?
Me-"Urgh ffs, effort".
This guy.
As someone who restores cars and bike and loves fixing so called broken items you have just blown me away with this restoration and rebuild and great camera work too well done from Crewe Uk 🇬🇧👍
its faked, thedump these , grab a spare, turn a mechanics days wages into millions of views, blown away... lol.
@@deadprivacy Finally someone else realises whats going on :-)
Theres a hilarious one on YT where a guy "restores" an Xbox he finds by a river :-)
@@uhtred7860 youtube promotes this crap. Conning folk with an old xbox is one thing...torturing an animal then nursing it back to health is the other big payout fir parasite Asian media as I've come to call it.
Pure evil.
Susan wojicki loves it though.
Sick fucks ..
Seriously with a budget and list if addresses of these fucks I'd happily go on a do unto others mission with a pair of fkking pliers.
Then you've got the " jungle buildibg" videos . One thing you can count on asiNs for ..Is con artistry of the most sophisticated order..
Just vile...
Honestly, what you did with that engine and turbo is nothing short of a mechanical miracle! Incredible, amazing work.
Помыть и покрасить это не ремонт. После такого ремонта двигатель ни когда не запустится.
I am a mechanic with a shop and am amazed at your persistence! You deserve an award.
Sr. Ho, nunca vi reconstruir un motor de esta manera ,(soy Mecánico ), una obra de arte , respeto mucho tu trabajo y se el tiempo que lleva esto que vemos en un ratito , un abrazo y espero el próximo video desde Bahía Blanca Argentina .
Eres mecánico y no te ha dado una parálisis cerebral al ver que no rectifica planos y no hay pares de apriete...?
@@alvartocamelpito hay muchas cosas que yo aria distinto y con mas herramientas ,pero para las posibilidades técnicas que tiene esta gente ,es admirable que funcione , e visto videos mucho peores en lugares con mas herramientas , un abrazo .
El motor está preparado, ya sea que se le da la apariencia de que estuvo mucho tiempo bajo el agua o tiene otro motor, no hay manera de salvar es motor como lo presentó
Your knowledge, skill and determination is quite impressive. I like the way you restore and reuse things that have been thrown away. Very good work. 👍
Kênh Việt nhưng toàn bình luận bằng tiếng anh
Chứng tỏ đẳng cấp ra thế giới
Chúc e sức khỏe sáng tạo thêm nhiều cái hay
I have to be honest, when I saw that engine I thought there's no way he's bringing that back to life!
Вам бы хороший инструмент да пару станков и боюсь даже представить что вы сотварите !😉 С такими успехами и до турбореактивных двигателей дойдете ! Еще раз выражаю свое уважение .
I don t know if you have made mechanic studies but sincerly you are a real artist and accumulate a huge experience. Nobody make new from old broken things as you do
You are the L da Vinci of your country 💪💪💪
Hay quá cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ
This guy puts rich American DIY'ers to shame. This is DIY. Much respect.
I'd hire this guy in an instant! We are all just parts changers now, this guy is the real deal. A+ work, I look forward to your second video.
This guy nothing special,,by your remark,,You probably don't know how to change your brakes on your car either...
your probably a girly boy,,
this doesn't take any thing but time,.
He doesn't need your sympathy. He is a successful youtuber and has tons of views. Not everyone from outside of the USA is poor and in need of a Savior
@@scottmcdonald4571 actually I happen to be a master mechanic, in the trade for 30 years, so I'm impressed by talent when I see it.
@@scottmcdonald4571 yup, nothing but time, time to become skilled enough to do what he does, I've done many restorations throughout my 30 years in the trade so I know when someone is a talented person.
В России последнее время очень популярны тайские лодочные моторы с длинным дейдвудом потому как они хорошо себя показывают на мелководье в качестве моторболотоходов .
Great Job👍
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The title should have been that you rebuilt an engine. The yacht, not so much. You would have spent money on the engine and there no way you can fix the hull without buying fibreglass and coatings etc..it looks like it will be great when you finish it. You got skills.
I am not a mechanic but I can still appreciate the amazing craftmanship, skill, patience and shear will it takes to perform a job like this!!! Simply amazing!!! Truly. Well done.
Truly skilled man he is...
Especially looking at the condition of the boat and the mostly the engine. Who would have thought...
We need more people like this to show us that whatever we want isn't too far from our hands (literally)...
But mostly with all this dumping and pollution, we can recycle and have our own...
Thank you man...!