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vulturenest

December 10, 2017 11:43AM

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Not sure exactly without going through a lot of photos, but I'm guessing most of it was drill pipe and casing. Each week would take, maybe, a mile of drill pipe & casing and there werea lot of weeks at the time.

Typical sizes these days range from 2" to 12", centering around 4-8". But, of course, larger sizes often needed for gas transmission lines.
And most was 40 long, called "double random" in the industry.

Mike Conder

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