A high schooler in Danvers, Massachusetts, knew precisely what to do when his school vehicle broke down, thanks to his exemplary mechanical knowledge.
Gavin Natti instantly took action after seeing his class vehicle on the side of the road on Wednesday, according to WBZ News.
The young at Essex North Shore Agricultural and Technical School claimed the vehicle had overheated and that the bus driver was thrilled to see him come to his recovery.
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Natti, who is also officially a member of the Boy Scouts ‘ Sea Scouts, pointed out that the serpentine belt that runs the water pump, the lover, and anything else that would otherwise have been torn in half as we lifted up the hood.
One photo shows the young person during an exam with the helmet flipped opened in front of a large van, while another shows him in another.
Jay Weaver, the university’s vehicle engineer, was informed that the position was under control and that Weaver was happy to let the young man work on the bus himself when someone reported him.
Weaver brought one to the field and the pair fixed the vehicle, but Natti was unable to locate a replacement piece.
When the job was done, Natti said,” I just like to support as many people as possible”. The young man’s desire is to start his own mechanical company after college, according to the WBZ post.
Social media users praised the young man for overcoming a problem that many young people may not be able to handle.
” Way to go Gavin”! one man wrote, while another person said,” So great!! I love this”.
