Post a picture of where you are right now.

[Steve300xcw]

I like those shin ripper pegs.

They arent as grabby as you would think. I need to cut them down though. They are a bit wide IMO. Kinda hard to pivot on them

 

[Ranch Hand]

Should be using sch 120 Deep Set with stainless steel couplings...

So, is Sch 120 deep set upset tubing or just larger OD?

 

[M92PV4U]

So, is Sch 120 deep set upset tubing or just larger OD?

Smaller i.d. there are or were two different styles, internally upset on the ends for the threads and full thicker wall, of course you gain friction loss with the full thicker wall.

 

[Mr250twostroke]

 

[arse_sidewards]

Threaded couplings, the threads themselves aren't the weak link. The minors of the threads are the weak links due to how thin they make the wall.

So the pipe is female-female and the coupler is male-male?

 

[M92PV4U]

So the pipe is female-female and the coupler is male-male?

Pipe is male, male

 

[Landslide]

is that all threaded sch40 pvc?

whooole lotta weight dangling on them plastic threads

That’s all they’ve done for a very long time now. Galvanized pipe went out decades ago

 

[gunracer1]

In the out house

 

[Archer]

Where's M92PV4U when you need him? 😆

My question is, what's with the crane? UP Z Dazy would pull that out without breaking a sweat.




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[Landslide]

Got the bandsaw base completed and now grilling up some steaks.

 

[Firstram]

Got the bandsaw base completed and now grilling up some steaks.

WTF, is one caster on the wrong side of the line?

 

[Sceep]

My question is, what's with the crane? UP Z Dazy would pull that out without breaking a sweat.

Why would we spend $5k+ on a thing we might never use again, instead of just calling the buddy with a crane?

 

[M92PV4U]

My question is, what's with the crane? UP Z Dazy would pull that out without breaking a sweat.




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Interesting, I thought that they were only for roll pipe. I didn't really look into them further than your pictures though.

 

[M92PV4U]

Why would we spend $5k+ on a thing we might never use again, instead of just calling the buddy with a crane?

You'll start creating a use for it.

 

[Sceep]

You'll start creating a use for it.

 

[M92PV4U]

Launching javelins with it, tug of war...

 

[Landslide]

WTF, is one caster on the wrong side of the line?

I had to make clearance for the foot pedal brake on one corner and the exhaust port ductwork. I had to cutout the C channel for room. Hard to see the notch in the C channel by that caster. This saw made it a pita to build a mobile base for it

 

[Landslide]

Launching javelins with it, tug of war...

Picking up fat girl friend or two

 

[Ranch Hand]

Pipe is male, male

Thin pin, thick box. That's how high-pressure tubing seals.

 

[Santa]

Earlier today. Burn scar, can't remeber which fire. Near Huntington Lake.

 

[M92PV4U]

Thin pin, thick box. That's how high-pressure tubing seals.

I've never dealt with high pressure tubing.

 

[300sniper]

Earlier today. Burn scar, can't remeber which fire. Near Huntington Lake.

Creek Fire

 

[Firstram]

I had to make clearance for the foot pedal brake on one corner and the exhaust port ductwork. I had to cutout the C channel for room. Hard to see the notch in the C channel by that caster. This saw made it a pita to build a mobile base for it

OK then

 

[Archer]

Interesting, I thought that they were only for roll pipe. I didn't really look into them further than your pictures though.

We put a 12' guide pipe to hold the drop pipe in place while decoupling it. Just use a backup clamp. We've pulled 500' 3 hp on 1 1/4" schedule 80, not my favorite jobs, but it's doable. Once pulled a 680' 5hp on 1" #200 rollpipe, that was sketchy setting back in the pitless. Don't really use the hoist truck until we get up into the 5hp - 2" and up.


.edit, actually remembered a deeper one...lol

 

[Archer]

Why would we spend $5k+ on a thing we might never use again, instead of just calling the buddy with a crane?

$400 a pop pays them off pretty quick. Customers are happy when you can pull up, pull and change out a 200'-300' and have them back in water in an hour.

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[Sceep]

$400 a pop pays them off pretty quick. Customers are happy when you can pull up, pull and change out a 200'-300' and have them back in water in an hour.

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Noted. Might be a good retirement gig.

 

[trampas]

Creek Fire

Yep

 

[Santa]

Ding ding ding. Thanks, couldn't remeber. Also, China Peak has almost no snow now. Not sure how high you need to go for work.

Creek Fire

 

[Landslide]

OK then

See where I said C channel? I am wrong, it’s freaking angle iron and why I called it C channel is beyond me

 

[300sniper]

Ding ding ding. Thanks, couldn't remeber. Also, China Peak has almost no snow now. Not sure how high you need to go for work.

Sunset Point, on the exact opposite side of the lake as China Peak. Im guessing I’ll be fine by next week.