Very well done video. I was in the Derrick 40 years ago and loved every minute of it. Latching pipe was such an adrenaline rush. Especially when you could accomplish a ringer.
So cool told my girls this was my job for 12 years off shore found this video so I can show them ! Thanks for sharing been in the oil field for 30+ years now
Love this Vedic, I worked on oil rigs for five years. Learned every position, but loved the Derick and throwing chain. Best years of my life, thank you.
Worked derricks in central Texas during the '70s and early 80s on a triple. Good time in my life. Worked evening tour. Picking up beer at Linda's in Old Dime Box. Great video. Thanks for bringing back memories.
My fiancé just got promoted to Derricks. Idk if I’m happy I saw this or nauseous and even more scared for him 😭😭😭 you men are truly one of a kind I stay humbled by your sacrifices
Back in the 70s we'd ride the elevators up, now they'd have a stroke!! Worked derricks for my dad, told me I was the best latch hand he ever had!! Figured out later he probably didn't mean I was the best derrick hand ! Big difference if you've worked the patch you'll understand!! Sure miss those days tho!! Thanks for the memories!
Awesome video. On a triple seeing that block coming up swaying holding a 90' plus stand of pipe timing that latch... The first time you miss gives you a bad feeling and the next time gives the floor hands a bad feeling. No, this no joke for the ones that's tripped pipe in a derrick.
BTW, the biggest sin that can be committed on a rig, is the lose of the key to the v-door. I spent about 30 minutes looking for that damn thing under the sub-structure with mud, water and oil raining down on me until the tool pusher, Mike Stone, helped me out. I unlocked the v-door and drilling proceeded. Glad y'all have yours!
What do you mean with "easier so from a keyboard" and true he does need more education I mean I dont have good grammar nor education but when I say something i make sure people could understand it
my old driller and I used to have a contest to see if he could keep me from getting a ringer..he'd come at me in 5th with short ones and I'd bail- latch them..one time on a tall one he ran up in 5th and I waited for the cows cock to clear and slam latched the stand in the elevators...he damn near crowned out on that one LOL...I sure miss it...now I've gotta watch you young guys do it on here
Cool job is arriving to the unfinished pad... openingy belly dump doors and leaving the gravel they use to make a pad... driving most of the day ac/heater on my music and get to have snacks and stop to piss because fuck being up there all damm day where i can slip and die with cold nasty weather or hot summer days
I worked Derrick for over 25 years because I liked the solitude that the Derrickhand has on a Service Rig. You look after your Pump & Tank and the Pipe usually on your own. Not so many idiot Oil company reps to deal with as a Derrickhand.
I hear that. Loved being up the stick in my youth. If you had a good driller and crew it was a blast. Didn't care as much for pulling rods but tripping pipe was a trip...
Yup. Derrick best position on the right rig. As long as mud is good and pump running, nobody says shit to you. I worked as a derrick hand for 7 yrs before go being a driller. Loved every minute of it. But then, that was back in the day when shit was still pretty 'western'. LOL
I can see the excitement in that for about a month, man. I'm sure the comradery would be something else working like that all day together. However, I believe you could do even more complex things than that. It would be alright for a while but not permanent. That would be a waste of your talent.
+Gary Douglas being a derrickman is a necessary step on the ladder. skillful and persistent guys become drillers and then rig managers, because oil companies take care of their men and educate them continuosly. however, you are right, and i hope this dude's bosses see that as well.
Zoltán Richárd Bedő Definitely everyone has their part, and it takes a team to succeed. If you love what you do, that's what really counts. Your work will bring praise to you. Thanks for the insight Zoltan.
how come only one set of tongs we used two until we got some weight anf kicked the dog in are u kicking the slips I like to see a video of the tail on the chain letting go I remember tighting the bop with a 16 pound sledge in 2ft of mud for 4 hours we used to prey for a slow welder to attatch the flange worst feeling your relief dosent show and workin that double my first day they had me carry a 48 pipe wrench to tighten the water tower bolts at the top no safety belt I was pissed to learn there no such thing getting broke in was an adventure how about waking the tool pusher up for the key to the v door he was a nasty sob thanks guys I showed my kids because I could never explain it they thought I was bullshitting them
Such a cool job man. Iv always wanted to work the oil and gas industry and this is the job id be after. Never could get my foot in the door though so. I figure I'm too old to start now
I hope and pray when I get a rig job someone is playing Tiesto instead of fucking country music. 😂Great video - way more interesting to see the work getting done from your POV.
Cool video but I couldn’t finish watching it. The music was overdubbed way too loud. You can’t hear the pipe sing over it, and if you turn it up, the music is too hard on the ears.
A few questions. How long are the strands as the fisheye lens distorts it a bit? What happens when you’re out of strands in that rack where they’re all laid out there? Do you get more somehow? If so, how are they loaded into that “hopper”? Are you signaling anybody that the strand is properly loaded or does the derrick keep moving and you just have to keep up? What is something roomies fuck up a lot doing this job? And when you push the strand out waiting for the “grip” (maybe?) to come back up, are you resting it against the tackle block it self or are you suspending the wait of that strand leaning as it comes up? I notice you lean it out and then pull it back. Thanks for the cool vid and very interesting work. Be safe if you’re still doing it.
As far as the resting against the block, I’m pretty sure he does it to smooth out any sway so it’s easier to slap the grips together. I have no fuckin clue about oil rigs, but that’s the best thing I could come up with
The video is on a double, each pipe stand is about 60 feet consisting of two 30 foot sections. On triples, the stand consists of 3 30 foot sections of pipe for a total of about 90 feet Drill bits wear out. What is happening in the video is previously all the pipe has been pulled out of the hole in 60 foot sections (speeds things up). The bit has been replaced and now they are putting all the pipe back into the hole. Once all the pipe is back in the hole, drilling continues. Every additional 30 feet of drilling requires pipe to be added, A single pipe is pulled up from the v-door and added to the top of the drill stem.
Miss the Brotherhood. Miss the work. But keeping your mouth shut when you get hurt is what I miss the most. Kids don't even know how to shut their mouths these days. Crying bout everything! Same as company men.
I have a question. Why do you hold the pipe with an outstretched arm and then pull it back towards you just before the block gets up there? Just curious.
Just a habit to keep the block away from the board. If the block is swaying back and forth that will keep it from hitting the board. Of course as long as it’s not out of control! 😂
@@LaCadena516 oh, so you're actually using the pipe to guide and stabilize the block on the way up? Interesting. I couldn't pick that out of the video. Thanks for the answer!
Any tips for beginner Derrickhands? I got it down coming out of the hole but I can't seem to get it right going in the hole. Any recommendations on how far to adjust your lanyard ect?
You want to be able to hang out past the end of the board. If your lanyard is too short you will always have a hard time reaching out to the elevators. Also if all you are tripping is ph-6 you need to hobble the elevators to where they are just almost level. That will make latching them much easier. Other than that it’s all about timing! Hope this helps!
Victor Lopez I’m guessing you didn’t read his comment about “beginner” Derrick men, but I’m sure you could make a whole trip in with an overgrown set of MYT elevators the first time you ever got on the board and never miss a latch. 👍🏻.
I ve had a ton of people from the oilfield looking to get a certification in rigging so they can go work in the plants , it's what I do . If you want to check it out go to cmefhouston.org
This guy has no regard for safety or his own life. The Geronimo cart isn’t even out. Also he’s not even attached to his Tinker Bell. A.k.a. self retracting lifeline.If he falls The only thing that will stop him is his lanyard in the back. That’s of course if it stops him. And that ain’t no joke
@@irving4982 he is working unhobbled bull horns, 3rd is safe and proficient. You didn't work rigs in the 1980s and I see the change now and it is for the good!
@@concerned1313 you are right I didn't work in the 80s I'm 22yo I started doing derriks since 2018 and nothing has ever happened to me and I dont use the hobble i grab it by the horns and latch it like you say and my operator is always on 5th and yes it did change that's what some of my old operators told me
My husband said he was up and someone tide off wrong he fell almost hitting the floor but it caught it's self he only had one eye and told his boss the derrick wasn't were he needed to be and that he would just make some moves if he wouldn't work him back down well after he fell he put in his 2 weeks and the day he died he pulled a double to help the ol boy out working alone when the blow out blew him out if the derricks he was no longer an employee there they say it was instant but he knew we all knew
I guess the headache keeps your finger from being able to push the mute button? Or maybe the volume control doesn't work? Or, I suppose you could not watch it at all in order to save yourself from getting a headache in 6 mins. Damn man.
For some odd reason this made me think of that poor dumb Russian fellow who reached over a moving lathe. R I P ieces. Glad to see he isn't wearing sleeves but those lose Barnes straps are cringe..
Yes, that's called tripping pipe in the hole. When you pull it out of the ground its called Tripping pipe out of the hole. It''s the same principle on ANY rig in the world. There's your lesson for today worm, welcome to the patch.
Good observation, it's 2 3/8'" tubing. This is a workover rig, not a drilling rig. Not trying to take away from your macho "Drilling rig hand" persona, but someone has to come in and finish the job. Drilling rigs just poke holes, workover rigs finish them off. 😏
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Very well done video. I was in the Derrick 40 years ago and loved every minute of it. Latching pipe was such an adrenaline rush. Especially when you could accomplish a ringer.
I have never felt so much adrenaline in my life 100
So cool told my girls this was my job for 12 years off shore found this video so I can show them ! Thanks for sharing been in the oil field for 30+ years now
Love this Vedic, I worked on oil rigs for five years. Learned every position, but loved the Derick and throwing chain. Best years of my life, thank you.
Worked derricks in central Texas during the '70s and early 80s on a triple. Good time in my life. Worked evening tour. Picking up beer at Linda's in Old Dime Box. Great video. Thanks for bringing back memories.
That was outstanding. Thank you for making this video.
My fiancé just got promoted to Derricks. Idk if I’m happy I saw this or nauseous and even more scared for him 😭😭😭 you men are truly one of a kind I stay humbled by your sacrifices
Once you get comfortable up there it is awesome. I absolutely love doing it and even spend my time off watching others do it. ITs an awesome job.
If I was young again this is exactly what I'd do, great video.
Back in the 70s we'd ride the elevators up, now they'd have a stroke!! Worked derricks for my dad, told me I was the best latch hand he ever had!! Figured out later he probably didn't mean I was the best derrick hand ! Big difference if you've worked the patch you'll understand!! Sure miss those days tho!! Thanks for the memories!
I rode them before it was fun
dammit man!! i remember the old Key Energy days in south Louisiana , the roughneck life is no joke.. kinda miss it..
Johnny Utah FUCK YOU JOHNNY UTAH! TURN MY PAGES BITCH!
(Sorry, had to)
Stephen G lol
Awesome video. On a triple seeing that block coming up swaying holding a 90' plus stand of pipe timing that latch... The first time you miss gives you a bad feeling and the next time gives the floor hands a bad feeling. No, this no joke for the ones that's tripped pipe in a derrick.
Did that in the North Sea , 74 to 76 and roughnecking , great times , bloody hard 12 hour shifts , but loved it , great vid 😊
I bet that was tough! We were spoiled, only 30 minutes from home and worked 7-4 most days so it was not bad at all!
Wow this brings back memories. Feels like i'm back up there on the old triple-double throwing the sting with him.
Ryan Englot
BTW, the biggest sin that can be committed on a rig, is the lose of the key to the v-door. I spent about 30 minutes looking for that damn thing under the sub-structure with mud, water and oil raining down on me until the tool pusher, Mike Stone, helped me out. I unlocked the v-door and drilling proceeded. Glad y'all have yours!
Haha! Yeah that’s a tough one! 😁
Man did I get worms with that one lol
@@PedroCarbajal-h8w You are an evil man. I think I'd like you :)
Aw man, I used to make the pins for and assemble the drill pipe elevators. Good to see them getting used.
Haters always gonna hate, easier so from a keyboard.
Solid video, bro. Keep it up!
sanford198 I don’t know about “easier”, but more studies needed.
What do you mean with "easier so from a keyboard" and true he does need more education I mean I dont have good grammar nor education but when I say something i make sure people could understand it
Yeah I've a victim of some kinda weird stuff like that
my old driller and I used to have a contest to see if he could keep me from getting a ringer..he'd come at me in 5th with short ones and I'd bail- latch them..one time on a tall one he ran up in 5th and I waited for the cows cock to clear and slam latched the stand in the elevators...he damn near crowned out on that one LOL...I sure miss it...now I've gotta watch you young guys do it on here
Told the boss we must look crazy to other people doing this. He said we are crazy doing this
Excellent vid and tune to accompany it
Great video you just bring me back from vaction to the rig keep it safe bro.
Everything is so tiny...pipe, elevator, block, Derrick...how cute!..lol
Really miss the good ol days of working on a nice Triple!!!
damn now thats a cool job
Are you serious? A cool job is something like saving lives, like what doctors do
siwueofk I agree that this is a cool job. Go be a doctor than if that’s what you consider cool. Everybody has opinions my man
J Pugh can confirm
Pugh get in RIG u ll come to know what is cool & hot.
Cool job is arriving to the unfinished pad... openingy belly dump doors and leaving the gravel they use to make a pad... driving most of the day ac/heater on my music and get to have snacks and stop to piss because fuck being up there all damm day where i can slip and die with cold nasty weather or hot summer days
Awesome video
I worked Derrick for over 25 years because I liked the solitude that the Derrickhand has on a Service Rig. You look after your Pump & Tank and the Pipe usually on your own. Not so many idiot Oil company reps to deal with as a Derrickhand.
I hear that. Loved being up the stick in my youth. If you had a good driller and crew it was a blast. Didn't care as much for pulling rods but tripping pipe was a trip...
Yup. Derrick best position on the right rig. As long as mud is good and pump running, nobody says shit to you. I worked as a derrick hand for 7 yrs before go being a driller. Loved every minute of it. But then, that was back in the day when shit was still pretty 'western'. LOL
Camera mounted on a hard hat sure makes it look cool
Thank you!
+Shane Patterson sweet video dude what exactly yall do?
1master9cobra celticheroes we complete new oil and gas wells and repair old ones.
Y'all ever do any plugging jobs?
Awesome video, man! Props for sure
I can see the excitement in that for about a month, man. I'm sure the comradery would be something else working like that all day together. However, I believe you could do even more complex things than that. It would be alright for a while but not permanent. That would be a waste of your talent.
+Gary Douglas being a derrickman is a necessary step on the ladder. skillful and persistent guys become drillers and then rig managers, because oil companies take care of their men and educate them continuosly. however, you are right, and i hope this dude's bosses see that as well.
Zoltán Richárd Bedő Definitely everyone has their part, and it takes a team to succeed. If you love what you do, that's what really counts. Your work will bring praise to you. Thanks for the insight Zoltan.
Holy shit! balls of steel. This is a real man's job, I'm sure you get paid bank for this. Be safe man.
Derrick man got 10 cents more an hour than floor hands when I worked it ,🤔
perfect derrick representation
how come only one set of tongs we used two until we got some weight anf kicked the dog in are u kicking the slips I like to see a video of the tail on the chain letting go I remember tighting the bop with a 16 pound sledge in 2ft of mud for 4 hours we used to prey for a slow welder to attatch the flange worst feeling your relief dosent show and workin that double my first day they had me carry a 48 pipe wrench to tighten the water tower bolts at the top no safety belt I was pissed to learn there no such thing getting broke in was an adventure how about waking the tool pusher up for the key to the v door he was a nasty sob thanks guys I showed my kids because I could never explain it they thought I was bullshitting them
Always ten degrees colder up there , and wind was 20 mph faster . But still the place to be on a wet string 😅
That’s for sure!! 👊🏻
De Venezuela trabaje en un taladro de servicios, encuellador. Con tubo de 4" y 5 " pulgada, eso son tubos de 3" pulgada, saludo amigo encuellador.
Slow But smooth, Great Job!
Never got to work monkey boards.. always wondered.. Thanks for that
A derrick climber on a pulling unit. When did they start doing that? We never had to climb the ladder.
We rode the blocks up to the board most of the time it was better than a carnival ride 😂 then safety happened 😮
Yep! I was lucky enough to be apart of that era before everything went to hell in a hand basket. Back when roughnecks were men.
Hell yeah!! a good derickhand always helps the floorhands srcrew in the pipe!!!(pause)
We used to call that " giving floorhand a courtesy-thread"
Great job on video
11 ans de ma vie proffessionnelle.le workover.sondeur accrocheur en france.avec des super gars pour collegue
Karl Mallard les bon temps, j’en suis sûr!
It’s been so long I don’t remember the exact number of stands, seventy something, it was a shallow well.
Such a cool job man. Iv always wanted to work the oil and gas industry and this is the job id be after. Never could get my foot in the door though so. I figure I'm too old to start now
I hope and pray when I get a rig job someone is playing Tiesto instead of fucking country music. 😂Great video - way more interesting to see the work getting done from your POV.
Thanks man!! It was just something we threw together real quick.
Cool video but I couldn’t finish watching it. The music was overdubbed way too loud. You can’t hear the pipe sing over it, and if you turn it up, the music is too hard on the ears.
A few questions. How long are the strands as the fisheye lens distorts it a bit? What happens when you’re out of strands in that rack where they’re all laid out there? Do you get more somehow? If so, how are they loaded into that “hopper”? Are you signaling anybody that the strand is properly loaded or does the derrick keep moving and you just have to keep up? What is something roomies fuck up a lot doing this job? And when you push the strand out waiting for the “grip” (maybe?) to come back up, are you resting it against the tackle block it self or are you suspending the wait of that strand leaning as it comes up? I notice you lean it out and then pull it back. Thanks for the cool vid and very interesting work. Be safe if you’re still doing it.
As far as the resting against the block, I’m pretty sure he does it to smooth out any sway so it’s easier to slap the grips together. I have no fuckin clue about oil rigs, but that’s the best thing I could come up with
The video is on a double, each pipe stand is about 60 feet consisting of two 30 foot sections. On triples, the stand consists of 3 30 foot sections of pipe for a total of about 90 feet Drill bits wear out. What is happening in the video is previously all the pipe has been pulled out of the hole in 60 foot sections (speeds things up). The bit has been replaced and now they are putting all the pipe back into the hole. Once all the pipe is back in the hole, drilling continues. Every additional 30 feet of drilling requires pipe to be added, A single pipe is pulled up from the v-door and added to the top of the drill stem.
Does anyone ever miss? Every thing is just awesome.
That is a little boy Derrick 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good shit man!
Nice view and video
Don't take much to pull back 2 and 7/8 tubing
Michael Ely ya but harder work than a drilling rig
Might be smaller pipe but it's harder work
My fucking modern day hero , still out here trying to make things work in the pennsylvania Marcellus ;)
I really trying my best to be a derrickman....
Can you give some advice?
Ahh, working derrick. Best job on the rig if on a nice one. I threw pipe for 7 yrs before becoming a driller.
Pol rig I am warking good jop
Slow , but smooth. Great job !
Fuck I miss this lol
We had a skytop and the tubing board was 75 feet😳I was a big ass work over rig
@@fabiansalazar6050 damn! That is a big work over!! 😳
Miss the Brotherhood. Miss the work. But keeping your mouth shut when you get hurt is what I miss the most. Kids don't even know how to shut their mouths these days. Crying bout everything! Same as company men.
I've been out of the patch since 2017 and I couldn't agree more man!
Keeping their mouths shut is what killed my husband and my daughter's Daddy...
Holy fuck. I would love to work on a rig, but heights aren't my thing.
I have a question. Why do you hold the pipe with an outstretched arm and then pull it back towards you just before the block gets up there? Just curious.
Just a habit to keep the block away from the board. If the block is swaying back and forth that will keep it from hitting the board. Of course as long as it’s not out of control! 😂
@@LaCadena516 oh, so you're actually using the pipe to guide and stabilize the block on the way up? Interesting. I couldn't pick that out of the video. Thanks for the answer!
Any tips for beginner Derrickhands? I got it down coming out of the hole but I can't seem to get it right going in the hole. Any recommendations on how far to adjust your lanyard ect?
Also we only trip PH6
You want to be able to hang out past the end of the board. If your lanyard is too short you will always have a hard time reaching out to the elevators. Also if all you are tripping is ph-6 you need to hobble the elevators to where they are just almost level. That will make latching them much easier. Other than that it’s all about timing! Hope this helps!
Shane Patterson hobbling is for pussies
Victor Lopez I’m guessing you didn’t read his comment about “beginner” Derrick men, but I’m sure you could make a whole trip in with an overgrown set of MYT elevators the first time you ever got on the board and never miss a latch. 👍🏻.
Trying get my foot in the door in the oil fields. I live in Denver. Applied to every derrickman position I could find.
You don’t go straight Derrickhabd you gotta make them tongs bite first brother good luck
@@devonharris66 where do I start
@@psychedguitar2716 You start as a floorhand.
Dude said fuck those pussy boards lmao good vid man keep tripping that iron
That’s cool. Tiny pipe on a double. Still cool though
Wow, roustabout tripping. Real hardcore
Almost as hardcore as staring at a rotary table spinning all day
When you have to walk that pipe out to the end of the board with a rope, you know you're on a real rig.
Nice!
Can't make those things bite....!!! We get some body that can
Spent many hours on an old double triple
why would you ever take your srl off before putting one on first
Colten Rilling risk assessment and tolerance. Some people don’t see it as that risky but others might
Colten Rilling and holding the pipe while connecting...
Its dumb. But, we use a safety device, latch to the rail, then go put on a gut buster (basically a wieght lifting belt)
Looks tied back
It is.
You run that spinner way better than you ride! LOL, Oil field is slow right now are you working? Liked and subscribed!!!
It's extremely slow right now! Jobs are hit and miss....mostly miss! 😕
Are you a Rigger? Could you pass a rigging test?
I'm not a rigger but I could probably pass a test.
I ve had a ton of people from the oilfield looking to get a certification in rigging so they can go work in the plants , it's what I do . If you want to check it out go to cmefhouston.org
Not tying to spam , love dirt bikes and it sucks to be out of work
Can you do same with 5" HWD??
Lonely I wanna see “Mr. view from 50’ up” jack some collars 😂
how do you get down asap if there was a blowout?
This guy has no regard for safety or his own life. The Geronimo cart isn’t even out. Also he’s not even attached to his Tinker Bell. A.k.a. self retracting lifeline.If he falls The only thing that will stop him is his lanyard in the back. That’s of course if it stops him. And that ain’t no joke
Driller needs to take it out of 3rd gear!
This is a work over unit. Unfortunately he’s referred to an rig operator
I don't count ringers unless the blocks are moving in 4th gear at a minimum
Ikr put it on 5th get a little action 3rd gear is for a starter
@@irving4982 he is working unhobbled bull horns, 3rd is safe and proficient. You didn't work rigs in the 1980s and I see the change now and it is for the good!
@@concerned1313 you are right I didn't work in the 80s I'm 22yo I started doing derriks since 2018 and nothing has ever happened to me and I dont use the hobble i grab it by the horns and latch it like you say and my operator is always on 5th and yes it did change that's what some of my old operators told me
Was that real time. Or sped up
əl campo KING of FOOLS real time.
Yall run at a good speed. How many stands
100% tie-off; 55' is a long way down.
My husband said he was up and someone tide off wrong he fell almost hitting the floor but it caught it's self he only had one eye and told his boss the derrick wasn't were he needed to be and that he would just make some moves if he wouldn't work him back down well after he fell he put in his 2 weeks and the day he died he pulled a double to help the ol boy out working alone when the blow out blew him out if the derricks he was no longer an employee there they say it was instant but he knew we all knew
looks boring but the money would be worth it. screw the hours though.
early morning give me my 12 over a 9-5 every day
Why the music? It gives me a headache.
I guess the headache keeps your finger from being able to push the mute button? Or maybe the volume control doesn't work? Or, I suppose you could not watch it at all in order to save yourself from getting a headache in 6 mins. Damn man.
How much does one make doing a job like that?
Around $20-$24 an hour
@@LaCadena516 Thanks.
Im glad i left after my first day... No drug test. No safety training.. And my pay was 14.50 an hour. I know better
You get paid almost triple that amount in Australia.
98.6 tieoff...u r fired! lulz
From the floor hands point of view on the kelly not a top drive heavy metal is what you call that
work over rig no drilling rig only 4 line sheave block
Cañería 2,3/7 o 2,2/7
Badass
Good vid.....but the music added nothing.
I really wish we could video our crew tripping in out, instantly fired if you pull out a camera or phone for any reason on site.
I believe it. The only reason I got to make this one is the Well Service business belonged to my family. We didn’t play by the corporate rules. 👍🏻
@@LaCadena516 ahhh nice
Pretty small pipe though.
See if you can use your keyboard skill to latch those elevators on the run
screamin Demon ooohh, you’re my hero!!
Whats the song called
Dylan Page it’s Adagio for Strings by DJ Tiesto.
Miss bull horns
For some odd reason this made me think of that poor dumb Russian fellow who reached over a moving lathe. R I P ieces.
Glad to see he isn't wearing sleeves but those lose Barnes straps are cringe..
Your not a worm, but I don't put both feet on the fingers at the same time...
Would suck in winter time. Take turns maybe.
he takes it easy on you
A wanna b Derrick hand.
I used to do the same shit, bang it off the toe board and be ready to get er’
Weak, and you call that tripping?
Yes, that's called tripping pipe in the hole. When you pull it out of the ground its called Tripping pipe out of the hole. It''s the same principle on ANY rig in the world. There's your lesson for today worm, welcome to the patch.
Looks like tubing not drill plpe. Hay rack fingers, a child could do that
Good observation, it's 2 3/8'" tubing. This is a workover rig, not a drilling rig. Not trying to take away from your macho "Drilling rig hand" persona, but someone has to come in and finish the job. Drilling rigs just poke holes, workover rigs finish them off. 😏
Lol that’s not a board or a derreckhand, lmao. Just latchhands playing at being the real deal
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music is gay club quality. but good video!
Shazammm!
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