I grew up on these old rigs. I ha ave worked every job shown here brings back lots of memories. the last time i seen one of these old rigs running I was running a old 28 bucyrus on work over drilling plugs cement and sand pumping. that was around 1993 and that was the end of a long era. they are still a few small rigs around drilling water wells but that too is giving way to technology.
I just love these old rigs. I grew up on a No.2 National Machine and Standard Rig that my grandfather used to drill gas wells in western Pennsylvania into late '50's !
My dad and grandad had 22w 24l 28l and a 36 operating in the 60s 70s 80s and 90s. I was around the 22 24 and 28 but they had sold the 36 in early 80s. I work on a 33A Walker-neer and it’s a smooth drilling machine but I don’t think it’ll compare to a 28 or 36. Spudding and cable tool rigs is a dying breed. I’m 40 and there’s no one younger than me in my surrounding area I know that’ll run one.
Now these guys know how to drill an oil well with a cabletool rig the right way wish there were more still drilling oil wells people think they wont go deep but they'll go as far as you want to go if you know how to run one and keep water off ya that's a cabletools l draw back water good for finding low pressure oil and gas though
Haven't see that done on a Bucyrus machine since the 80's. My favorite is the Fort Worth segment. The red ford in the back ground of both clips appears to be a early to mid 90's. I assume this was not long ago.
The Fort Worth is set up at Frank Phillips' wild life preserve called woolaroc. There is also an operating power there. This was filmed in the late 90s
Regards to the running of casing with a 36 Bucyrus,i would like to use this opportunity to learn from the experiencer to be able to understand the borehole work so as to help people in the society also to develop my society.i would want to know if there is a school for some one like mine to learn
I grew up on these old rigs. I ha ave worked every job shown here brings back lots of memories. the last time i seen one of these old rigs running I was running a old 28 bucyrus on work over drilling plugs cement and sand pumping. that was around 1993 and that was the end of a long era. they are still a few small rigs around drilling water wells but that too is giving way to technology.
I just love these old rigs. I grew up on a No.2 National Machine and Standard Rig that my grandfather used to drill gas wells in western Pennsylvania into late '50's !
I worked drilling rigs in the Canadian oilfield for 45 years, run a lot of casing in my life as well as a lot of cement jobs
I love running a 36 once it was stood up. Loved the fact you could reverse the jackshaft.
My dad and grandad had 22w 24l 28l and a 36 operating in the 60s 70s 80s and 90s. I was around the 22 24 and 28 but they had sold the 36 in early 80s. I work on a 33A Walker-neer and it’s a smooth drilling machine but I don’t think it’ll compare to a 28 or 36. Spudding and cable tool rigs is a dying breed. I’m 40 and there’s no one younger than me in my surrounding area I know that’ll run one.
Awesome just looking back at the hardworking people
So great to see the whole world hasn't gone stupid.
Now these guys know how to drill an oil well with a cabletool rig the right way wish there were more still drilling oil wells people think they wont go deep but they'll go as far as you want to go if you know how to run one and keep water off ya that's a cabletools l draw back water good for finding low pressure oil and gas though
GRAND DAD GRABBING THAT PIPE REMINDS POPS OF HIS TOOL 40 YEARS AGO!!!!!DEAPPER FOR CHEAPER!!
Haven't see that done on a Bucyrus machine since the 80's. My favorite is the Fort Worth segment. The red ford in the back ground of both clips appears to be a early to mid 90's. I assume this was not long ago.
I love running a 36. After running a 22, the 36 is soo smooth and powerful .
love the old school pipe dope and rope instead of chain
cody redman endless rope snugs up then tighten with chain tong or a bull tong with a cat head.
Old rig old guys ,But not stupid .
The Fort Worth is set up at Frank Phillips' wild life preserve called woolaroc. There is also an operating power there. This was filmed in the late 90s
They definitely don’t make them like that anymore. The old spudder rigs are hard to find let alone anyone who can run them anymore
Loved working these rigs not for weak minded
use all the dope u can. my daddy sells it!😝
Regards to the running of casing with a 36 Bucyrus,i would like to use this opportunity to learn from the experiencer to be able to understand the borehole work so as to help people in the society also to develop my society.i would want to know if there is a school for some one like mine to learn
Yeah, my jobs hiring and we use them😂 28l and a 36
You're wasting too much dope.
Do we want a dope shortage here in America????