a normal service rig day

[@Arathae]

God it is so amazing how much faster everyone claims to be.

[@joelezekielbruce1060]

I know everyone is enjoying the view of this types of operations on land amazing to the sight of eyes.

[@DaneGMU89]

God Bless Alberta!

[@robertrpenny]

A catchy little tune dude.

[@romeo59]

attending the atlantic patroleum training college in dartmouth nova scotia.. very good school if you want to go out west and work on a service rig.. very good training and amazing pay when you get out west.

[@Arathae]

It's not tripping in you have to be fast at it's rigging up and connecting your pump lines. As long as your tripping your making money. You just have to be steady. If you rush things to much you'll just burn yourself out or worse hurt someone.

[@streetroyalty1]

I'm moving to Alberta to start work for Halliburton in a month. I'm going to hate this LOL!

[@Dougyelnats]

Cool, heard the buzzer, which way is that wind sock pointing. Ok who farted and set off the sour gas alarm. Great song, man the crew was sharp, had that baby shut in quick, Be carefull guys, God Bless.

[@shamrockhunter]

C'mon. Let's stop being polite and start being REAL for just a sec here. Drilling rigs are dismantled over a period of time, loaded on a 3rd party hauling service truck and taken to the next location. The crew shows up and works. Service Rigs move twice per day in some areas. Rip it up, get it done, rip it down, get over there, keep going. No excuses. The only thing preventing Drilling guys from working on service rigs is the clean driver's abstract.

[@Cody_00Gaming]

i work on a single and i can hold 112 of 3 1/2 but thats what my tubing trays are made to hold i could hold way more if i had to.

[@trevorcasaway4678]

Lol peanuts holding 160 on a double

[@houlio82]

"roughest neck around" "corb lund band"

[@JEMCO2008]

god I hate to pull a well in the cold

[@trevorcasaway4678]

Good single work lady’s

[@MrCurtis808]

thats 2 7/8's forsure....

[@ryanearly1]

i work at site i make 250000 a year, i drive a jacked up f 350. on day 18 i ran out of blow lol

[@Arathae]

Lol I haven't met many derrick hands who like using that thing.

[@stressbelden5869]

There is no....."normal service rid day". Everyday is different. Every well presents its own problems to which the pulling units play a role in the ultimate mission of getting a well to produce to its maximum

[@JEMCO2008]

@windsofchange345 no, just in the cold but like nike I JUST DO IT

[@T1zzel]

Is this a PD rig out of Lloyd?

[@TheAlexandreThompson]

precision lol haha

[@TheLilla101]

@MrCurtis808 looks more like 2 3/8 for sure

[@braxxtonn]

come on root on it lol

[@dixirkt]

i don't know but damn they are slow

[@liljohn7809]

2500 m and it is in GODS country Alberta

[@peirules154]

can you do a full rig up kill a well bop up lay down 1000m and bop off rig out in 3.5 hours three times a day lol you diggin rigs are a joke . last ones to go to work first ones to sit when its slow. we see a thousand different kinds of jobs you see nothing lol

[@RiseAga1nst]

scrap iron

[@roberttwin888]

slowest rig in the west

[@TugLife365]

@liljohn7809 SK > AB baby

[@trconsulting]

Why when a crew makes a video for us to watch, everyone is so critical. Scumbags.

[@tool235]

lol service rigs are a joke work on a drilling rig to see what riggins all about

[@stressbelden5869]

Tool 235.... I've come across you before. I think you are a troll. You make no sense. Probably have never worked a second in the oilfields.

[@1Imrichard]

seen a guy get his hand sucked in by the spinning chain . my last shift on a drilling rig

[@liljohn7809]

look until you know what you are talking about keep your mouth shut and stop showing your ignorance

[@tool235]

I work on a conventional super single. We drill holes and rig out/up faster then you circus rig clowns. What do you guys do trip rods down the hole with hydraulic slips/tongs? Haha get real circus rigs are a joke