Antique Oil Field Pump Jacks

114 lufkin pump jack for sale.

Antique oil field pump jacks.

Water well pump jack red jacket chief belt drive. 8 00 to 15 00 apply price filter. Under 8 00 apply price filter. A giant belt in other words the band enables the engine to rotate the axis of the band wheel.

Pumping unit lufkin a912. At the bottom of the tubing is the down hole pump. Also a fair amount of vintage oil field equipment existed such as pump jacks and oil tanks. Parkersburg 114 143 54 wide base pump jack for sale.

Pumping unit caprock 912. Pump jacks pumping units sold lufkin 1280 305 240 pump jack in b condition there are 3 complete jacks available with motor lufkin well manager controller transformer. Today the most common types of oil well pumps are pumping jacks the horse heads often seen bobbing up and down in america s oilfields. The modern counter balanced pump jack invented in lufkin texas in 1925 by walter trout works on the same principle as the old jacks of yesteryear.

Make offer rare antique cast iron hand well water pump no 2 the gould s seneca falls n y. 1280 mark lufkin for sale. More info black rock oilfield equipment sales. This pump has two ball check valves.

There about 25 derricks survived when this was recorded in november 1995. 7 s 0 p o n s o a r p a 7 e e d 1 1 u j 1 0 f j 1 1. Antique cast iron brass cylinder hand water pump. Learn more in all pumped up oilfield technology.

American g model 228 100 stroke pumping unit for sale 10 500. Pumping unit alten 114 for sale. Vintage oil well pump jack oilfield tie bar clip clasp 14k gf b a b. Handle pumps up down.

Hundreds of pumpjacks are visible in the full size view. Beautiful old cast iron hand brass cylinder water pump great color 20 high. 730 results for oil field pump jack. Sellers with highest buyer ratings.

The field here was pretty. This style of development was common in the oil booms of the early 20th century. A stationary valve at bottom called the. The heart of the jack line system is the allen patent pumping unit which was introduced in the pennsylvania oil fields by former blacksmith and occassional oil field investor george allen in 1884.