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Working on the pipeline
- Thread starter Golddigger
- Start date
3500GMC
What T F, over
Is picture 1 the 'tubing bender'...?
The Ford is loaded with goodies I see.
The Ford is loaded with goodies I see.
Golddigger
New Member
No it is just a 571 CAT Side boom. Almost need a bigger truck to store the "goodies".
- Staff
- #4
Looks like a mighty remote location there...
red
Being a lake bum in Texas
area looks similar, pics taken around northwestern utah area? (west of the salt lake).
A new pipe line was put in just a couple miles from my place last summer. I was very impressed with the great job they did repairing the land when they were finished. It's as if they were never there, and when the grass sprouts, you'll never be able to tell it........... Man those guys had some magnificent equipment.
Golddigger
New Member
Northwestern Utah correct. Up by Park Valley.
DZZ71
"Living The 6.5 Dream"
I worked lots of pipline during my apprentice years. The gayest part was when the line was in and back filled we had to go back and pick rocks by hand for days.
12ga diesel
Jack of all, Master of none
LOVE seeing those pipeline pictures. Which line is that out in Utah? That' Ruby line runs all the way up into Oregon.
I do miss being out on the line. I ran a crew pipeline surveying for 3 years ('07-'10) and I had a great time. Got to meet a lot of good people, guys I still stay in touch with and see some really cool places and stuff. I've been from Duluth, Minnesota in the middle of January to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Our first three days in Duluth the temp was -19, -20, and -23 degrees. And that was before the wind chill. The third day had a 35 mph wind. Wind chill somewhere in the neighborhood of -40 or -50 below zero. You can't buy and put on enough layers of Carhartt's. I have a several hundred pictures of my time out on the pipeline, I'll have to upload some on here.
I do miss being out on the line. I ran a crew pipeline surveying for 3 years ('07-'10) and I had a great time. Got to meet a lot of good people, guys I still stay in touch with and see some really cool places and stuff. I've been from Duluth, Minnesota in the middle of January to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Our first three days in Duluth the temp was -19, -20, and -23 degrees. And that was before the wind chill. The third day had a 35 mph wind. Wind chill somewhere in the neighborhood of -40 or -50 below zero. You can't buy and put on enough layers of Carhartt's. I have a several hundred pictures of my time out on the pipeline, I'll have to upload some on here.
john deere
john deere
thats an interestin line of work, seems like hard work but a good and fun job, i love seein pics of cool shit like this