Browse used oilfield equipment for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, operations through the listings on Oil Rigs Now. This independent marketing platform connects buyers directly with sellers, providing access to a range of drilling rigs and oilfield equipment without any middlemen involved. Browse the current listings to find the equipment that suits your needs.
Why Choose Used Oilfield Equipment?
Purchasing used oilfield equipment can be a strategic decision for many operators in the oil and gas industry. Buying used can reduce upfront spending compared with a new build. Evaluate each listing's condition, specifications and fit with your existing equipment.
Types of Equipment Available
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- Land drilling rigs
- Mobile workover rigs
- Offshore rigs
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How to Purchase Used Equipment
Once a suitable piece of equipment is identified, buyers can contact the seller directly through the information provided in the listing. It is advisable to have an independent inspector review the rig or equipment before making a purchase.
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Rigs for Anadarko Basin Work Listed on Oil Rigs Now
Oklahoma City sits at the edge of the Anadarko Basin and the SCOOP and STACK plays, where many wells are deep, high-pressure and horizontal. Buyers there often look at 1500 HP and larger rigs with 10K BOP stacks and high hook loads. Listings that fit include:
- 2000HP Walking Rig #101: 1,000,000 lb hook load, a Pyramid 142 ft mast, a CANRIG 1250AC-681 500-ton top drive, an OWI Stealthwalker walking system, three HHF 1,600 HP pumps and a 10K BOP.
- OIME 2000 HP Rig #16: 1,000,000 lb hook load, a DSI 150 ft cantilever mast, an NOV TDS-11 top drive and three Weatherford MP-16 pumps at 7,500 psi.
- NOV Ideal 1500HP AC Rig #826: AC VFD, 720,000 lb hook load, an 18,000 ft depth rating and a Shaffer 10K BOP.
- 3000HP AC/VFD Drive Land Drilling Rig and 3600 HP AC Land Drilling Rig: high-horsepower AC rigs for the deepest programs.
These figures are the sellers' own spec sheets as listed. Confirm each one against the equipment and its paperwork during an independent inspection.
Pump pressure matters in this basin. Long laterals at depth need high standpipe pressure, so compare pump ratings (7,500 psi on the OIME sheet) as closely as horsepower.
FAQ
What should I consider when buying used oilfield equipment?
Evaluate the equipment's condition, review its operational history and confirm it fits your program.
Can I inspect the equipment before purchasing?
Yes, it is recommended to have an independent inspector review the equipment prior to making a purchase.
How do I contact a seller about a listing?
Contact information for the seller can be found in each listing on the platform for direct communication.
Which rig size suits SCOOP and STACK wells?
It depends on the well's true vertical depth, lateral length and casing design. Compare your heaviest casing string with each rig's hook load, and your planned circulating pressure with its pump rating, before comparing horsepower.
What BOP rating should I look for on an Oklahoma rig?
Match the stack to the highest surface pressure your wells can see. Many rigs listed for deep horizontal work carry 10K stacks. Ask for the recertification date of each preventer and the accumulator test results.