Most Don't do this when buying oil wells but they should

[@APLachel]

Man, great videos. I've always been interested in oil and oil wells, how it works, and how to invest. All other videos I've seen are more like a documentary, full of nonsense. Your videos are good and simple. Thank you so much. Keep it up.

[@thecollectoronthecorner7061]

Liked and subscribed. I drove Trucks for decades. I would see those oil wells with the hit and miss engines and a flame burning. I even stopped and watched them a few times. I like all things mechanical.

[@un-limited7009]

Thanks . In California back in 2010 we were Charging $425. an Hour for a Rig. I remember when we charged $125. an hour but not sure what year. I Broke out in 1981 Sunde Company Signal Hill Ca. June.

[@bobwolf5660]

Excellent video's. Having worked in the field, your video's are first class. Thanks for posting.

[@OilMutt]

Thank you

[@Nonoli-tc4ow]

My apologies, I didn't catch what type of reader that was? Can you please leave a link in the description? Thank you, and enjoy your day sir.

[@rudyruiz9521]

Only been maintaining some wells for a few years. Didn't know anything about it previously. Unhappy to learn about the power conduits. Guess I have some work to do.

[@OilMutt]

Yeah law has been on books for a while but they are just now starting to enforce it

[@bro.weaver1282]

I am amazed how many sites you are finding with tank batteries with NO FIREWALLS.... a lighting strike, tank blows and the entire 40 acres burns up.... and that site looks old AF. Could be pay there, could you do a video on water flooding?

[@OilMutt]

Yeah it always surprises me because it’s very important

[@bg5561742]

I’m trying to buy 8 wells around big spring that I’ve been around for the past 7 years there old vertical wells around 8 thousand feet and they produce around 45 to 50 bbls a day between all of them it’s going to be my first time buying I’ve been A. Company man for this company for 7 years now there selling out

[@OilMutt]

Awesome, exciting times for you I bet. Email me sometime and let me know how it’s going [e-mail]

[@bitrage.]

Probably a stupid question but i know NOTHING about this industry... For the stuck pump rod cant you just use a jeep jack or floor jack and rig a line around rod slowely jacking up then move gripping line down amd Jack up again until its out?? Like instead of paying for pull rig???

[@OilMutt]

I’ve actually looked at making something like that

[@bitrage.]

@@OilMutt Look up "Bac Industries Field rod/post puller BG-15"... Its probably not strong enough for your use case, but you could copy and modify design with stronger materials... There is also a "Jackco Pulling power package" that comes with a hydraulic portapack and anchor pots.

[@NicolasDalby-g3g]

No you just get rig in there and strip it out.

[@jerryhurst2279]

Fascinating stuff!

[@wintermaryland3619]

Wind is bad for sound

[@tubeDude48]

Just subscribed! Where are you located? There's another guy named Zach that's in North tx somewhere.

[@OilMutt]

North Texas area. Zach life is one of my favorite channels!

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

Wow ..excellent video..🔥🔥🔥 I have no clue about these things .. just trying to learn .. thanks for the info By the way, what’s your opinion on buying land with an active oil well. I mean i don’t know how much production is there or anything but I was thinking the land itself could be valuable. Just in case there’s no oil, can we use the land for something else? And on a 10 or 20 acre land, what else can be done while there’s an active oil well?

[@OilMutt]

It all depends on the lease and minerals. There’s a lot to that question

[@davidsanders2547]

Do you know any reputable operator’s to invest in drilling new wells

[@OilMutt]

NAPE is best bet

[@adamsbackcountryliving]

the Zack life can fix any thing

[@Theunitedstatesofamerica1776.]

Noted

[@elonmust7470]

What kind of leases can I get for the area of $250,000?

[@OilMutt]

Can get decent leases. The main thing is buying wells that still are good at $60 oil

[@elonmust7470]

@@OilMutt Hey thanks for the response. I was just talking with a friend about your videos. Shared some with him! As for the issue you posed; would it be better to focus on smaller, or shallower wells in greater numbers, instead of larger setups? Or is it just a matter of production in general? Just thinking out loud, excuse the (possibly) stupid questions. I've got a good year at minimum to study up before I start actively seeking out potential leases. I want to be as prepaired as I can! Do you have any content on selling in's & outs? I've got a long standing investment relationship with XOM & in my own mind, selling to them pleases me. Not sure if there'd be any further benefits, that's because I don't know much about this scene! Again, thanks for sharing the knowledge!

[@SmallMartingale]

Super interesting

[@OilMutt]

More coming, I took down this video and edited it to cut a lot of the boring stuff out