My experience in the derricks began 1974 on workover triples in the La. bayous. My experience derricks drilling began 1980. Of all my occupations, working derricks was my favorite. I'm "oilfield trash" and proud of if👍
He could've racked that skinny collar much quicker. He was having a hard time with his ropes. I had the floorhands tie some sash cord to the latch or I just swung from the ladder in my riding belt. My rig hook load capacity 2,050,000 14 line 1- 5/8" cable. I miss it.
I thought he was doin collars, it looked like heavyweight. Hell I’ve done 10 inch collars faster with 2 ropes and why didn’t he have a rope for the elevators?
Dropped one myself back in the day. Fortunately my crew and I were right and used a winch line to help. Don't know if I could have or not? We are tight hole so had to be done quick
Yup, me too. Except it wasnt the first one. So no help on the second one. On a triple, 8". Got it back with 3 ropes no prob at 125lbs soaking wet. Didnt do it again. LOL
i work derricks for long time but this 5" dc its nothing a can pulled back by hand with out a rope i want to see this guy pulling 6" or 8" that its fun i stell miss those days pulling pipe and dancing up there's
That was no collar. The 6 inch collar weighs 57 pounds per lineal foot, 3 hooked together roughly 100 feet long weighs 5700 pounds. You don't jack that to the back of the board, it was a 5 inch drill pipe
Jason A lol it’s a collar they come in different sizes idk why you think they only come in 6” collar. Another thing is they are on a work over rig so it’s a double not a triple. The Whole crew including the pusher might not know that a sash cord through the elevators could help him unlatch the collar a lot easier and he wouldn’t even need the rope to pull back with he would only need the rope to tie back the tbg and collars
Looks like a 4 3/4 slick collar. Most doubles you need to use the old rope through the latch trick. Would like to see how this guy would go if that old rope he was using broke while he was up there 🤣🤣
This is stupi to do this you put a rope across the door in the elevetors so you just use that other rope to pull the collar and ones it lands you pull the lil rope in the elevators and they open this is a lose of time tats whatvit is
Demasiado riesgos de vida toma el encuellador, así comencé a trabajar allá por los años 80 Para estos casos de tiros largos se coloca una soga en la tapa de apertura del elevador, una vez asentado el tiro se toma la soga un tirón y abierto elevador sin nesecidad de pararce y colgarce del tiro, imaginecen si se para y se corta o se afloja la soga........
Worm! I love my oilfield brothers but dude……. What the Fukk was all that? One pullback rope and a rope on the elevators for anything under 6” on a double for sure but on a triple with that little BHA you can just snatch that mofo outta there hand! Grrrrrr git it done!
I worked derricks for about 6 years on N75's 80b's 110's...whoever taught you to work derricks, should be taken out and beaten with a 24inch. First of all, not only is it stupid it's just dangerous. All of these 'roughnecking' videos I watch today are just shocking to me. My god !!!
Those are drill collars bud. It’s easy to drill a hole not so easy fixing all the drilling rigs fuck ups along with everyone else’s in between along with making a well produce.
Man that old boy worked his ass off. Ive worked 8 and 10 inch collars fadter than that. Uzed satch cord loop ta pull 4.5 drill pipe back, unless really short stand. That old boy enen had 2 safety harness. I had one 1 inch rope tied behind me. Man hiw times have changed. 72 to 93 either derrick or driller. Now 71 and Yes I do miss it. Even in cold weather. OIl firld trash and proud of it.
When drilling directional racking back 3 stands 10 3/4" monel collars each more than 105' length. Each stand going in took me less 3 minutes. That derrick hand's got a lot learn. I worked derricks 6 yrs. All but 1 double (Ideco full view) were triples, inland drill barges. My favorite is the standard derrick. Anyway.
I don’t know how tall the rig was but simplest fix would have been to use longer bails, that way blocks could come down to Derrick man instead him climbing to reach elevators.
never had a rig the Board was so low pipe was 10 foot over the derrick mans head , most rigs i worked on the pipe and collars was eye level short stands of pipe just made it to the fingers , board was set 90 foot, pipe 30 to 32 foot joints . Collars 30 to 32 foot , , worked with collar nubbins had to change out elvaters and others had the drill pipe top end on , no changing out elvaters .
@@JCcanU back in Louisiana we did 3 pump changes a day. What’s your point? That’s rigging up and down 3 times in a day with a double triple and moving it from location to location
Yes. On a tall stand like that I would. And ride the elevators up on the way into the hole to latch it. But normally, that is a one rope, piss-ant collar.
@@geneautry2091 I was just saying a hypothetical. Used to be a derick hand. Racking pipe all day no problem, but drill collars. I'd probably lose my mind.
Is easy to see that no one in this crew has ever pull drill collars the work over operator should advise the worm how to unlatch the elevator with a rope and latch them as well but they never have worked on a drilling rig is just a pulling unit where they pull rods and 2 3/8 or 2 7/8 tubing most the time
My experience in the derricks began 1974 on workover triples in the La. bayous. My experience derricks drilling began 1980. Of all my occupations, working derricks was my favorite. I'm "oilfield trash" and proud of if👍
Fucking hell!!! I`ve never seen anyone make racking a stand back look that difficult before!!
I`m amazed I ever managed to do it!!
That's what I thought. What the hell was going on here haha.
Lmao seriously
A bunch of nonsense!!
He could've racked that skinny collar much quicker. He was having a hard time with his ropes. I had the floorhands tie some sash cord to the latch or I just swung from the ladder in my riding belt. My rig hook load capacity 2,050,000 14 line 1- 5/8" cable. I miss it.
I thought he was doin collars, it looked like heavyweight. Hell I’ve done 10 inch collars faster with 2 ropes and why didn’t he have a rope for the elevators?
Everybody's a top hand armchair quarterback on UA-cam
Simplest job on the rig ! The elevators come up full , empty em ! They come up empty fill em !
Man tripping pipe is vacation time. No pumps no pits no mixing, just easy money
James Marris amen brother !
Only a good derrickhand can make it look like the simplest job on the rig. BINDERDUNDAT. Best job on the rig if on the right one.
I had to do this type maneuver when I dropped a 7.5" tripe across the Derrick. The tool pusher bet my a 6 PAC of beer I could not jack it back.
Well did you?
I was 18 years old and it did! I would of died trying!
Dropped one myself back in the day. Fortunately my crew and I were right and used a winch line to help. Don't know if I could have or not? We are tight hole so had to be done quick
Yup, me too. Except it wasnt the first one. So no help on the second one. On a triple, 8". Got it back with 3 ropes no prob at 125lbs soaking wet. Didnt do it again. LOL
i work derricks for long time but this 5" dc its nothing a can pulled back by hand with out a rope i want to see this guy pulling 6" or 8" that its fun i stell miss those days pulling pipe and dancing up there's
isreal reyes looks 4.25 🤣🤣🤣
That was no collar. The 6 inch collar weighs 57 pounds per lineal foot, 3 hooked together roughly 100 feet long weighs 5700 pounds. You don't jack that to the back of the board, it was a 5 inch drill pipe
Jason A with a lift sub? huh
Jason A lol it’s a collar they come in different sizes idk why you think they only come in 6” collar. Another thing is they are on a work over rig so it’s a double not a triple. The Whole crew including the pusher might not know that a sash cord through the elevators could help him unlatch the collar a lot easier and he wouldn’t even need the rope to pull back with he would only need the rope to tie back the tbg and collars
Looks like a 4 3/4 slick collar. Most doubles you need to use the old rope through the latch trick. Would like to see how this guy would go if that old rope he was using broke while he was up there 🤣🤣
Jason A lol no bud that wasn’t drill pipe that was most definitely a drill collar
@@andrewpatterson9045 ant no 6" that's for sure. 4 3/4
This is stupi to do this you put a rope across the door in the elevetors so you just use that other rope to pull the collar and ones it lands you pull the lil rope in the elevators and they open this is a lose of time tats whatvit is
that is not a drill collar that's drill pipe lol
That’s most definitely a drill collar bud.
lol wormdirt
Demasiado riesgos de vida toma el encuellador, así comencé a trabajar allá por los años 80
Para estos casos de tiros largos se coloca una soga en la tapa de apertura del elevador, una vez asentado el tiro se toma la soga un tirón y abierto elevador sin nesecidad de pararce y colgarce del tiro, imaginecen si se para y se corta o se afloja la soga........
try some 8" collars they're tons of fun.....literally. I've even talked to guys who've messed with the bigger square and triangle collars
Your second wrap should be underneath not over the top
Worm why didn't the floor hands tie a rope on the elevator tie it on the horn through the latch works gre8888
Sounds like they got that dog collar tight🤘 I remember my first collar 🤦 man I miss it. Stay safe
Worm! I love my oilfield brothers but dude……. What the Fukk was all that? One pullback rope and a rope on the elevators for anything under 6” on a double for sure but on a triple with that little BHA you can just snatch that mofo outta there hand! Grrrrrr git it done!
I worked derricks for about 6 years on N75's 80b's 110's...whoever taught you to work derricks, should be taken out and beaten with a 24inch. First of all, not only is it stupid it's just dangerous. All of these 'roughnecking' videos I watch today are just shocking to me. My god !!!
They need some drill collar nubbins instead of that lift sub
rope on latch and not wrap it all the way around the collar and stand on the hand rail
Now I know why you have a green hard hat worm
Royal. where is the 2' sub pipe that screws in. we aleays used subs to stand back collars !
so service riggers see drill pipe and all of sudden its big heavy drill collars yall wouldn't know a drill collar if it fell on you
Those are drill collars bud. It’s easy to drill a hole not so easy fixing all the drilling rigs fuck ups along with everyone else’s in between along with making a well produce.
@@trevorlayhe1936 lol service rig clowns eat a dick bud fucking meth heads
Saludo encuellador, de Venezuela . Sacando tubería de 5 1/2 . Sobre media y resolviendo, mi respeto,
Tan fácil q es poner una soga en el cuerno y pasarla entre la puerta del elevador y desde abajo abrir
Some of these comments are so hard to read. No wonder most of you are ex oilfield workers probably need to be able to spell "the" these days.
David Webb come on out to the field and do our job keyboard cowboy!
@@andrewpatterson9045 no shit bro what the fuck do you think I do for a job.
now ar is a twuck dwiber
Why is the drill pipe stand so high WTF? I've worked on big rigs in western OK in the 80's never seen anything like this.
Cuz he's working on a service rig and the monkey board is more suited for production tubing. A single joint of production tubing is about 31, 32 feet.
OMG This Totally Unsafe
Idgaf. Dude did that shit. I’ve done it that way myself
good thing there is typically only two maybe three stands of drill collars
the worst derrick man that i saw!!
I used to pull them 4 3/4 drill collars back without a rope an latch them up
When the derrickman doesn't show up to work so you put the mudlogger up in the stick
jaja, is like a bear on a three! maybe is a new guy...
Thats the worst derickhand I ever seen
Man that old boy worked his ass off. Ive worked 8 and 10 inch collars fadter than that. Uzed satch cord loop ta pull 4.5 drill pipe back, unless really short stand. That old boy enen had 2 safety harness. I had one 1 inch rope tied behind me. Man hiw times have changed. 72 to 93 either derrick or driller. Now 71 and Yes I do miss it. Even in cold weather. OIl firld trash and proud of it.
An unsafe move right there.
Nunca avía mirado un vato tan mas pen...... que este para desenlatchar drill collars me da risa y todavia se graba😂😂😂
When drilling directional racking back 3 stands 10 3/4" monel collars each more than 105' length. Each stand going in took me less 3 minutes. That derrick hand's got a lot learn. I worked derricks 6 yrs. All but 1 double (Ideco full view) were triples, inland drill barges. My favorite is the standard derrick. Anyway.
This wrong procedure for Derrick Man, because tie a rope in elevator handle it was easy to open elevator.
I don’t know how tall the rig was but simplest fix would have been to use longer bails, that way blocks could come down to Derrick man instead him climbing to reach elevators.
Worm mistake.!!
150 lb a foot sorry .
Gonna wear himself out quickly working like that. No need to try & force things.
ABDUL.WAJED
Scope-up junk.
never had a rig the Board was so low pipe was 10 foot over the derrick mans head , most rigs i worked on the pipe and collars was eye level short stands of pipe just made it to the fingers , board was set 90 foot, pipe 30 to 32 foot joints . Collars 30 to 32 foot , , worked with collar nubbins had to change out elvaters and others had the drill pipe top end on , no changing out elvaters .
This is a workover rig though. Little different
@@trevorlayhe1936 They been using work over trucks to drill 6000 foot wells .
@@JCcanU yeah and they are modified for it. A typical workover rig board is always this way.
@@trevorlayhe1936 in Texas I drilled next to them They change out valves and casing tubing that had holes and be gone in a day .
@@JCcanU back in Louisiana we did 3 pump changes a day. What’s your point? That’s rigging up and down 3 times in a day with a double triple and moving it from location to location
Eazy money....
it was the first time ever standing back a drill collar so set up a camera.. that was year 3 on the workovers.
Where are you now?
I'm so confused watching this video
tie off collar with two ropes . it doesn't move around and make one rope high up easier to reach elevators
Yes. On a tall stand like that I would. And ride the elevators up on the way into the hole to latch it. But normally, that is a one rope, piss-ant collar.
Wormy derrickhand
Poor fellow,...... having a bit of a struggle with that big stick.
The reasons why we're not organized
Pulling drill collars on a work over it ain’t easy at it looks
Yea that's a good derrickhand but there easier way to do that! 🙋🏼♂️
Imagine the whole rack being drill collars.
Wouldn't work!!
Far less flexibility
Drill collars are for weight and holding the drill string in controlled suspension while "making hole".
@@geneautry2091 I was just saying a hypothetical. Used to be a derick hand. Racking pipe all day no problem, but drill collars. I'd probably lose my mind.
@@geneautry2091 I liked your answer though
I worked for hess some o the shit. My old co man was a beast gave zero fucks key 224!
Good luck when u have to do collars 🤣
Yo no hago eso para eso se le amarra una manila larga del cacho del elevador y se pasa por la chabeta para halar
The driller lifts up the harness.
can't tie a knot . wtf
good ole sound of pounding on the wedding band xo
Teddy Redwine ha ha ha yup the ole" weddin band"
Haha! So true used to hate waiting on it going in the hole but it’s a blessing coming out after both sides of the racking board are full of 5’’
Is easy to see that no one in this crew has ever pull drill collars the work over operator should advise the worm how to unlatch the elevator with a rope and latch them as well but they never have worked on a drilling rig is just a pulling unit where they pull rods and 2 3/8 or 2 7/8 tubing most the time
its drill pipe not collars fuck
Wtf Squirrley dude
no gooddddddddddddd
Worm derrickman?
💪💪💪💪
Spring loaded block.
I like.
This mate takes hes time :)
En Venezuela le podemos dar clases de estas operaciones.
Y el te puede mantener toda la vida con dos días de trabajo.
no good
runn rope tru elevators to open
I worked derricks for years. I only used 2 raps on 8 inch collars. 8 inch collar weights 100 lb a foot.
Wtf ?
Drill a hole in the elevator door
Run some sash cord thru it.
3 1/2 drill collar btw.
tie it on the bale eye run it behind the latch
Iraq it's one in the world product oil everyday
Terrible method