really enjoy you vids! I'm starting a my first trucking job doing this kind of work (with training of course) next week. your vids help alot. Stay safe out there and keep on keeping on out there.
Recently found your channel I have some suggestions for you if you wouldn't mind. Like showing the bleeder hoses from your tank as you operate the pump, the push and pull of the air that goes into your tank, things like that. They could help people understand what is actually happening inside your trailer.
I will be happy to show how the bleeder valve works and showing air pressure pushing and pulling from tank. Thanks for subscribing to my channel. I love showing people how things work and help them realize they can come out to the oilfield and make good money and be a little ahead of the game with knowledge. Ken
I have been covering Frac job the last few months. I will definitely be putting on more videos soon. Frac is due to end in about a week and then I’m going home to hang out with hot wife and boys for a bit. You will be seeing me soon. Thanks for watching channel.
Sorry, just saw your comment. Yes, what I do is dress in layers. I buy most of my gear from EBay used. Only your outside clothes have to be FR. So what I typically do is wear a tshirt, sweatshirt and then FR shirt. I wear insulated bibs almost exclusively during winter. I either wear what we called in the Army “Polly pros” or when it’s 15 degrees and below I wear sweatpants under bibs. Make sure to get a decent pair of insulated boots. My gear lasts about a year and you can get great deals on EBay. Hope that helps and congrats on new job! Let me know where you will be working. Ken
@@northdakotadriver5714 i got some smartwool base laters to use where I'd use polypros or long johns, got some wool socks. Also got some redwing 2272s but I'm thinking for insulated boots I'll get some Ariats. Couple of models I've seen I was thinking something like the Catalyst VX 8" MetGuard Waterproof MetGuard Composite Toe Work Boot
Hi Dave. Water is production water. It’s salt water that comes up with the oil. It’s separated at the well into a big tank. We pull it and bring it to a disposal which pushes it back down about 2 1/2 miles where it came from. The sand you are asking about is being hauled to frac jobs. Let me know if you have more questions. Ken
enjoyed the video. I wish I could do oilfield work.
Thanks for watching videos my friend!
really enjoy you vids! I'm starting a my first trucking job doing this kind of work (with training of course) next week. your vids help alot. Stay safe out there and keep on keeping on out there.
Thanks my friend! Enjoy your new job and keep me posted on new job. I really enjoy putting them on to help people.
I enjoy the content
Thanks! I enjoy sharing them with everyone.
Great vid bro
Thanks my friend! How are things?
Recently found your channel I have some suggestions for you if you wouldn't mind. Like showing the bleeder hoses from your tank as you operate the pump, the push and pull of the air that goes into your tank, things like that. They could help people understand what is actually happening inside your trailer.
I will be happy to show how the bleeder valve works and showing air pressure pushing and pulling from tank. Thanks for subscribing to my channel. I love showing people how things work and help them realize they can come out to the oilfield and make good money and be a little ahead of the game with knowledge. Ken
We need some new videos North Dakota Driver!!!
I have been covering Frac job the last few months. I will definitely be putting on more videos soon. Frac is due to end in about a week and then I’m going home to hang out with hot wife and boys for a bit. You will be seeing me soon. Thanks for watching channel.
@@northdakotadriver5714 Sounds good, yeah I’ve been watching you for a while. Love the content, enjoy the time off.
Just got an offer and probably be headed up there mid November. Any recommendations on gear to get not to freeze my Southern boy butt off?
Sorry, just saw your comment. Yes, what I do is dress in layers. I buy most of my gear from EBay used. Only your outside clothes have to be FR. So what I typically do is wear a tshirt, sweatshirt and then FR shirt. I wear insulated bibs almost exclusively during winter. I either wear what we called in the Army “Polly pros” or when it’s 15 degrees and below I wear sweatpants under bibs. Make sure to get a decent pair of insulated boots. My gear lasts about a year and you can get great deals on EBay. Hope that helps and congrats on new job! Let me know where you will be working. Ken
@@northdakotadriver5714 i got some smartwool base laters to use where I'd use polypros or long johns, got some wool socks.
Also got some redwing 2272s but I'm thinking for insulated boots I'll get some Ariats. Couple of models I've seen I was thinking something like the Catalyst VX 8" MetGuard Waterproof MetGuard Composite Toe Work Boot
That sounds like good plan. Lots of work and money to be made up here. Do great my friend. Ken
Hi, What is water/sand tanker work?
Hi Dave. Water is production water. It’s salt water that comes up with the oil. It’s separated at the well into a big tank. We pull it and bring it to a disposal which pushes it back down about 2 1/2 miles where it came from. The sand you are asking about is being hauled to frac jobs. Let me know if you have more questions. Ken
@@northdakotadriver5714 Thanks Ken, the recruiter said the job is a "sand / water" tanker job. So its one or other not both in same tanker load.
That’s correct, two different trailers.
Where are you thinking about working?
@@northdakotadriver5714 Pashall ND for Mongoose Trucking........