After my baby shoes (and pricing out boots) ifound a pair of head's iin the furnace cubicle in the shack i was staying they were somewhat dried up and neaded soles so i asked around to see if they belonged to anyone as it was still winter an we were all wearing Sorrels, so i oiled them up some and on long change took them to Edson were my Digger said there was a shoemaker that specialized in rig boots and tarps ect.,and he put on some new cats paws, and heels. Spring came around and i started wearing them on the few day's it wasn't to wet and muddy in the hill's. Then one day someone recognized them and a few started talking and they found that a former camp attendant had put them there after they sent back Boomers beginnings. So my Derrick hand came to me and said "don't you know your wearing a dead mans boots" as Boomer was killed in a car accident before i started roughnecking. By then i could afford to by new one's so i said to contact the family and they said keep wearing them if i wanted to.
Always got my ass chewed if the driller had to take more than one bite on the lead tongs when U was throwing the chain! And we used the back up tongs instead of locking the rotors table.
Why make ur boys work harder than they have to.... if you have the string weight then use it and the rotary lock its what its for.... That and sliding into formation of coarse
My friend has part of his jaw missing from the chain breaking. Now he’s a carpenter. Good to be good with your hands, but some jobs are just good for quick summer money. This is one of them.
What is it with u people.... How else ya Hanna lock the table... been doing it like that forever.... some have separate locks depending which tongs ur using but all the same what's wrong with it
@@philpeters4445 lmao I heard a lot of Superstations when I was Drilling . none was true . You get holes in pipe and twist off Drill collars twist off Bits lose a cone Reamers lose a roller . Nothing is failsafe , I have seen it all Drill 500 oil wells and I bet you will 2 .
All I can say is, these guys must know what the hell they are doing or they'd crush their hands under that chain or get their heads bashed in by a multi-hundred pound piece of cast iron something.
Lol. Ironically I used to watch total drunks and pot heads work their fn asses off on those drilling rigs. Hard ass work and hard ass drinkers for sure. Nothing light about the oilfield.
thats right, and so is a pipe tongs connection, i roughnecked for both of my brothers to pay my way through school, and that is a no no, I think this double needs a tune up
Can’t believe i never caught this. Up down slips is a big no no.. no sunflower seeds on the floor and every bit is always pointing down
Damn you guys need to adjust them brakes the brake handle almost on the floor be safe hands only takes about 15 minutes
Sliding all around in them Walmart boots!
Need redwing boots they don’t slide around.
After my baby shoes (and pricing out boots) ifound a pair of head's iin the furnace cubicle in the shack i was staying they were somewhat dried up and neaded soles so i asked around to see if they belonged to anyone as it was still winter an we were all wearing Sorrels, so i oiled them up some and on long change took them to Edson were my Digger said there was a shoemaker that specialized in rig boots and tarps ect.,and he put on some new cats paws, and heels. Spring came around and i started wearing them on the few day's it wasn't to wet and muddy in the hill's. Then one day someone recognized them and a few started talking and they found that a former camp attendant had put them there after they sent back Boomers beginnings. So my Derrick hand came to me and said "don't you know your wearing a dead mans boots" as Boomer was killed in a car accident before i started roughnecking. By then i could afford to by new one's so i said to contact the family and they said keep wearing them if i wanted to.
HAHA
@@mikelooby8362 hey if you dont want them i wouldnt mind wearing them some
Nice post though. Worked oil rigs myself. Work safe 👍
Better put in some new dyes In that make up tong. Hello from the Australian oil field. 🤘🇭🇲
Me recuerda la forma de trabajar a mis inicios allá por el año 1987.
fairly complicated but i assume necessary and streamlined process. brilliantly developed
Who fuvked up
Another day of watching connections and i will be ready to set intermediate
Safety comes first
🙏👍goodd video.uplod
Always got my ass chewed if the driller had to take more than one bite on the lead tongs when U was throwing the chain! And we used the back up tongs instead of locking the rotors table.
Slips. Same on you
What happened to the old crew?
Locking the rotary table to make up joint, use back up tongs
Why make ur boys work harder than they have to.... if you have the string weight then use it and the rotary lock its what its for.... That and sliding into formation of coarse
Two tongs take longer too. And like ol dad said, that's what the table lock is for.
I can only pray to God no one was seriously injured or killed..The lack of basic training in floorhand skills is abhoorant
Derrivkman workiking
John u no up side slips. This is randy what's up
I did an interview for oil rig electrician . Anyone to brief me on what an electricians day is on an oil rig
Got to be a better way to lock the table...hand under tongs and all...not good
Breaking out that giant ass rig to run a well that isn't 1000 feet.
Mayby ano that rig val
Floorhand has his head in not a safe place. Was in line of fire. His head 😊was
Bad luck leaving drilling tools upside down
Ríos de vavilonia
My friend has part of his jaw missing from the chain breaking. Now he’s a carpenter. Good to be good with your hands, but some jobs are just good for quick summer money. This is one of them.
Man that’s bad mojo letting them slips land upside down ! 😵 I seen a hand get killed like that !
Why?
Upside down anything on the rig floor is bad luck
What is it with u people.... How else ya Hanna lock the table... been doing it like that forever.... some have separate locks depending which tongs ur using but all the same what's wrong with it
Upside down slips!?!?!? 😨
is upside down slips considered bad luck?
No joke. Somebody kick them slips over
Jeeeeez boys Cmon
@@philpeters4445 lmao I heard a lot of Superstations when I was Drilling . none was true . You get holes in pipe and twist off Drill collars twist off Bits lose a cone Reamers lose a roller . Nothing is failsafe , I have seen it all Drill 500 oil wells and I bet you will 2 .
Brake handle goes way to far down.
In another view, the video shows the work form in real laboral life... It's view ever day..! Remember Old School for the new partner and personnel...!
Brake handle too low. Need a spinning Kelly.
Hay rough necks chat me up
Wirenrush
All I can say is, these guys must know what the hell they are doing or they'd crush their hands under that chain or get their heads bashed in by a multi-hundred pound piece of cast iron something.
Lol. Ironically I used to watch total drunks and pot heads work their fn asses off on those drilling rigs. Hard ass work and hard ass drinkers for sure. Nothing light about the oilfield.
No screen
Worms, Seriously
Upside down slips my man…big no no.
embarassing to say the least
So dangerous
Rigpigs chat me up brother
Couldn’t watch anymore. To many chiefs on that messy floor
Can’t believe i never caught this. Up down slips is a big no no.. no sunflower seeds on the floor and every bit is always pointing down
thats right, and so is a pipe tongs connection, i roughnecked for both of my brothers to pay my way through school, and that is a no no, I think this double needs a tune up