I think the use of the term JCB is used for all backhoes here. A bit like a Hoover for Vacuum cleaner.

Interesting to see these guys make what is needed from what's available, but I struggle to believe the JCB company had any part in this. 🤣😅🤣

There is no way JCB have any involvement in this other than the fact these guys skillfully replicate a JCB part .

0:38 I've seen this tuktuk twice before and i always think "I want one of those!",  and i always end up on a tuktuk modifications binge watch XD

That three wheeler pulling like 10 tons of steel..... 😂

JCB would never have a manufacturing facility with such old technology and primitive manufacturing processes as well as the scant regard for the employee's safety and health.

Maybe the title of the video is pure irony . But these people need this part for whatever reason and they are able to build it. It feeds their needs and it is absolutely great to see the manufacturing process. Everyone in our part of the world is on the comfortable side to buy it online or at a parts dealership and has not to build it under these conditions. So everyone who is critical keep calm, the brand is jic not jcb👍😎🙋🏻‍♂️ And, by the way, well done guys. Don‘ t give up and keep on building stuff✌️👍🇩🇪

В былые времена приезжали учиться в СССР !

This is a great example of why JCB is at the lower end of the quality scale!

When you buy a JCB boom off of Wish

Health & safety second to none.👌😵‍💫

مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ  مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ.

The highest work level on the cheapest environment. These guys are amazing.

Ok , at last , lets mask our shitty welds.. hahahahaha

2:56 CAD (Cardboard Aided Design)

Ahhh, the old open toe safety shoes, always a classic, that combined with not using your welding helmet, is sure to lead to a long and healthy life.

It is said that where there is a will there is a way. I appreciate their hard work and dedication in this worst condition with only few resources.

Не деген керемет ,оте онерли халык!!!

I have worked in a Caterpillar factory fabricating heavy structural booms and arms of a Front end loader, excavators etc.  Every piece is cut and bent to shape in a machine and not hammered and bent to fit. Using Clamps to bend, tack weld leaves residual stresses in the assembly and not a good idea. I don't think JCB buys assemblies from these shops as it wouldn't fit their quality standards. These are shops that build perhaps for the after market. Still amazing craftsmanship with just the press brake, cutting torch, card board templates and common sense. Must appreciate the extra ordinary skills these guys have and exhibit in the video.

Their most amazing creation is the motorcycle trailer. More of that please, out and about, on a date, sightseeing, whatever you can think of.