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Understanding Truck Mounted Workover Rigs
Truck mounted workover rigs let operators service, repair and recomplete existing wells. These rigs are designed for mobility, allowing for quick deployment to various locations.
Benefits of Truck Mounted Workover Rigs
- Mobility: The rig drives between sites on its own carrier.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Less expensive to operate compared to traditional rigs for specific tasks.
How to Purchase a Truck Mounted Workover Rig
Before buying a truck mounted workover rig, match its mast height and hook load to the strings you plan to pull. Buyers can browse through various listings on Oil Rigs Now, which feature detailed information about each rig. It is advisable to have an independent inspector review the rig before purchase.
Contact Information
For pricing on specific listings, reach out to Bob Neundorf at [email protected] or call 832-563-0880. For general inquiries, please contact [email protected].
Explore More Listings
Interested in discovering more equipment options? Visit the listings on Oil Rigs Now to view other equipment listed for sale.
Truck-Mounted and Mobile Workover Rigs on Oil Rigs Now
- ZJ30 750HP Truck-Mounted Workover Rig — Iraq: a compact CAT-powered truck-mounted drilling and workover rig rated to 3,000 m, listed in Iraq.
- NOV 5C 104' 250K Mobile Workover Rig: an NOV 5C mobile workover rig with a 104 ft mast, 250,000 lb hook load, an NOV D500BB drawworks and a Tier III refurbishment.
- Service King SK-775HP Workover Rig: a carrier-mounted Service King SK775 with a 112 ft mast and 400,000 lb hook load.
- Cardwell 375 HP Workover Rig 320: a 375 HP carrier-mounted Cardwell workover rig with a 96 ft telescopic mast.
- 2012 Service King 1000 HP Trailer-Mounted Drilling Rig: a 1000 HP trailer-mounted unit for heavier drilling and workover.
These figures are the sellers' own spec sheets as listed. Confirm each one against the equipment and its paperwork during an independent inspection.
What Workover Rigs Are Used For
Workover rigs pull and run tubing and rods, recomplete wells into new zones, clean out sand and scale, fish lost equipment, and plug and abandon wells at the end of their life. Larger units such as the ZJ30 and SK775 can also drill shallow wells. Mast height sets how many joints come out per stand, and hook load sets how much tubing or casing the rig can pull.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a truck mounted workover rig?
A truck mounted workover rig is a portable drilling rig mounted on a truck chassis, designed for performing maintenance and repair on oil wells.
How do I find a truck mounted workover rig for sale?
Buyers can explore listings on Oil Rigs Now, where various truck mounted workover rigs are listed by their owners.
What should I consider before purchasing a workover rig?
Consider the rig’s specifications, maintenance history, and suitability for your specific operational needs. Engaging an independent inspector is recommended.
What does the engine tier rating mean on a workover rig?
It refers to the EPA emissions tier of the carrier or deck engines. Some US states and operators require a minimum tier, so check the engine nameplates against the rules where the rig will work.
What should I check before moving a truck-mounted rig on public roads?
Check the gross vehicle weight and axle loads against state limits, the registration and title of the carrier, and whether the rig needs oversize or overweight permits. Ask the seller about inspection and logistics when you inquire.
What hook load does a workover rig need?
Enough to pull the heaviest tubing or rod string you expect, plus overpull for stuck pipe. The NOV 5C listing gives 250,000 lb and the Service King SK775 gives 400,000 lb, so size against your deepest wells.