Well Drilling - On a Floating Platform. Going Deep in search for Water

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• H2

  @h2omechanic · 11 months ago · pinned

  Don't Forget to "Hype" the video after dropping a comment  👍

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• RO

  @robertraado3223 · 11 months ago

  It's good to see you and your dad working together, there is a synchronicity with both of you. Hats off to Mike the unsung hero.

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• OP

  @OpenCarryUSMC · 11 months ago

  Youre spot on about the one dumpster truck preventing hundreds if not thousands of individual trips causing wear and tear on the roads which then need to be repaired, the increased tires, brakes, lubricants, etc from those many individual trips, the additional traffic creating more congestion, the lost hours of all those people that could have been put to work or family time…..<br>Probably all 8n the name of cutting costs or saving the planet.<br>And no, it’s not a net benefit.

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• EA

  @EastBayFlipper · 11 months ago

  You&apos;re really making some great videos for seeing how wells really happen and what is involved. <br>Thank you 😊 👍

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• AL

  @alanweir9682 · 4 weeks ago

  The crane mat was a good thing but it needed support in the middle like you did.

• LA

  @laserman1948 · 4 months ago

  Awesome content, real men doing real work.😀

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• AL

  @Alex-Kubota · 11 months ago

  Beautiful shot of the red clay blasting into the air when the drill first made contact.

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• KK

  @KKTHEGOAT1234 · 1 month ago

  I worked on a T4 drilling rig for 8 years in my 20s. I&apos;ve drilled alot of wells mostly shallow between 1000 to 2500 feet.<br>Seeing this brings back some memories. Thanks for the videos there great!

• RW

  @rwarren4757 · 11 months ago

  You&apos;re all a bunch of cowboys, parking that rig on those old crane mats. 👍👍

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• JU

  @justincrafton6105 · 11 months ago (edited)

  It&apos;s always amazing to watch professionals at work who make their trade an art form! Much respect to all the professionals who truly know their profession to the point of making it look easy, when you know it&apos;s anything but easy.

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• HA

  @hawkdaddy64 · 11 months ago

  Get yourself a 10” beam so you can spread the load across the whole ibeam under your hydraulic supports.

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• MA

  @markstahovic9226 · 5 months ago

  O God u again guess ur going to make things much harder than it needs to be 😂😂😂😂😂