Articles Tagged with ''well drilling''

“It”s devastating. Just tragic. The city needs to be completely rebuilt.”

My advice is to buy your own drill and support equipment; there, you are now a driller.

In late January, Tim Mulville, president and CEO of Missouri City, Texas-based non-profit Wells of Hope, contacted The Driller about the need of a nearby missionary organization he’s grown well acquainted with through the church he attends.

Nebraska irrigates the most acres in the country from water wells — 7,875,162 — according to a 2007 Census of Agriculture report.

Our elder son Randall is working for a local drilling contractor. He will be rebuilding cable tool and mud rotary drills for us in his spare time.

The past year or so has brought some stunning changes to the drilling industry.

In my last column, I wrote about a rather unique pitless adapter — actually a pitless adapter and pressure tank combined.

While it’s not advisable to run generators below their optimal workload-to-fuel-consumption level, the reality on jobsites and in emergency situations sometimes demands it.