Two oil wells side by side with seperators and heater treaters. Left pumping unit is a Big M 228-246-86 pumpjack and the right pumping unit is a National 228-246-86 pumpjack. Both pumpjacks running on Ford 300 motors. Bryan, Texas. 7/18/2008
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On Saturday, August 22, 2009, with spectators hollering out “fire in the hole!,” an oil well in Bradford, Pennsylvania was “shot” as part of the Bradford Oil 150 celebration.
The world’s first commercial oil well was drilled in not-too-far-away Titusville in 1859. Bradford became a huge oil town in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The Bradford Era newspaper still declares the town to be “The High Grade Oil Metropolis of the World.”
This oil well is on Bradford School District property and will be a working well that is used to teach schoolchildren about the oil industry. It was drilled more than 1,400 feet deep.
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Carl starting a shut-in oil well for the first time in many years with an American 228-246-86 pumpjack running on an Arrow engine. Bryan, Texas. 8/14/2008
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A video montage showcasing the infamous spots of Op Desert Storm, such as the “Highway of Death”, to bombed out targets and the big maze of blazing Oil Well Fires, that was burning all over the desert of Kuwait.
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High oil and gas prices got you down? This video shows you how to drill your very own oil and gas well in Ohio. Grab your friends for this video. They won’t want to miss a chance to see how they can drill their own well! This Summer we drilled a 4,200′ deep Clinton well in Ohio. It turned out to be a good well. It will keep on producing for 30 years.
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Episode 6 of the comedy series “Civil Protection” based off the game Half-Life 2. In this episode, Mike and Dave reflect on the world of the past.
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Indonesia oil well blow-out belonging to the Lapindo Brantas company, a complete ecological disaster. Not oil but boiling mud & muddy water. Blowing out over 1 million bbls/day.
There are over 2000 dump trucks hauling dirt, 47 dozers & 24 trac hoes all running 24/7, to keep building up the levees, to contain the mud & water .
Over 29,000+ acres, are literally under mud & water, anywhere from 10′-45′. Over 15,000 people have been displaced. Farm land, homes, villages, manufacturing plants, stores are devastated & under all this mud & water.
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This is the story of how the discovery of oil changed McDonald, PA in the 1890’s. The illustrations by EJ Meeker and text are taken from a newspaper of the day. Production and narration by Rick Glasby.
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