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[airmarshalls]

see someone who finally explained it. been seeing videos like these everywhere and NO ONE has explained shit.

[StalkTheHype]

I love the voice over.

It lets us soft handed folks appreciate the champs even more. God damn you guys are some tough buggers.

[rexhargrove]

This is how you do it. Good camera work, solid voice over and they combine to tell a story. If Hollywood could do this consistently I’d buy a ticket to see a movie.

[farfromirrational]

Finally! Some narration i can get with. Thanks for sharing a slice of your world with the common folk lol.

[michaelblankenship]

My nephew will not see sunlight till the end of January and they have to shut down operations when a Polar Bear comes around. That's how they do it in the Artic Circle.

[quietobserver]

"Now we're gonna trip it out". The most dreaded statement on the rig floor. 😂😂

[Pushyhog]

on the dance floor rolling them joints.

[GageRutherford]

Biggest love hate relationship I’ve ever had.

[PartTimeHero]

I miss that job every day. I loved tripping pipe

[MrJeepCanada]

Ty for your service keep the oil coming

[kevinstogner]

Thank You for your service Sir.
I see someone posted 16 hrs to break out each joint.

[VikingInternational]

Legend says blades working on his 4th marriage

[chrisarnold]

I work for a crane service and we move oil rigs. It's cool to see what they actually do because all I get to see is it all getting taken apart and put back up in a new location for new drilling. It's always a mess though. My house smells like oil base weekly

[Curtisitruc]

So it’s still hard work but when I did it in 2000-2004 we used spin chain, Kelly and rotary table.

We laid the pipe sideways by pushing it to the v deck and ripping open the elevators. The pipe would soar down crashing into a back stop reinforced with an old tire. The guy down below would straighten it a quick as possible and hand roll it into the racks . Brutal all the way around . Rig technology has come so far lol. We used to say , “ isn’t it the year 2000, why are we still working like this lol?”

[Jacsmith]

I think this is the first rig I've ever seen use an actual forklift instead of a loader with forks

[lswhooo]

Use to make a lot of this pipe working at US steel and tubular. It’s damn crazy to watch it be threaded and capped and see it make its way to the patch💪🏿

[matthewabell]

As someone who works for an oil refinery in SoCal, I am so happy to finally see some upstream content where people are wearing PPE. It is insane to me that there are people posting videos of themselves working in basketball shorts with lit cigarettes in their mouth.

[EddyWoodall]

In 80s we called it, piping the v door.
We used 3 pipes for stands in old days

[adamp]

Good explanation for the layperson. Stay safe out there brother y’all are always in my prayers!

[motioncontroller]

Those canrig/pragma catwalks are great, why aren't they using hydraulic elevators and HYD/slips?