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I interact with Jericho guy’s occasionally at the disposal. They seem to have pretty nice equipment. I have not heard anything negative from their drivers. Make sure they offer free place to stay and check benefits. They probably offer an hourly pay being a larger company.

@@northdakotadriver5714 I’ve definitely looked into them and they do pay very well, my issue is that I don’t have winter driving experience, can you tell me if a good company that will take you on even if you don’t have winter experience or chaining up experience?

The water we pull is produced water which has a high salt content and traces of residue. This requires lower temperatures to freeze. The water comes up out of the ground pretty warm. When the temps drop to below zero the water sometimes freezes in the steel pipes we pull water from. Production water will freeze in the pipes and hoses on truck if it sits for too long. That’s why we try to get the water on and off the truck as quickly as possible. Thanks for watching channel.

I’m glad you’re enjoying videos. I’m down on vacation hanging out with family. I will definitely try and add more when I get back up. Thanks for watching.

@@northdakotadriver5714 Enjoy your time with the family my man! Look forward to seeing more content from you in the future.

How would you extract it?

Best pump ever! 😊

There are a few factors that affect pay up here. Do they provide a free place to stay or do you live in truck? Are they paying you percentage or hourly or both? Do you have water hauling experience?

@@northdakotadriver5714 They provide housing and 25% to 30% and training me to haul water

Thanks! I’ve been covering Frac jobs for awhile. Difficult to show different things with that job. Great job to cover though.

I’m sorry to hear that. There are some good and bad companies up here. What area are you thinking about hauling water in?

@@northdakotadriver5714 I'd like to stay around willoston/Watford area.

Try Badlands Tank Lines

Still a fair amount of work up here in North Dakota.

lol!! It is some nasty stuff.

@northdakotadriver5714 The only thing to do with that shit is mix it off and send it to our landfill

There are some companies in the area that train. I will try and get you some info.

@@northdakotadriver5714 thanks

I have been covering Frac job the last few months. I will definitely be putting on more videos soon. Frac is due to end in about a week and then I’m going home to hang out with hot wife and boys for a bit. You will be seeing me soon. Thanks for watching channel.

@@northdakotadriver5714 Sounds good, yeah I’ve been watching you for a while. Love the content, enjoy the time off.

Thanks my friend. I enjoy putting them on for y’all.

Thanks for the comment. I had already opened other hatches towards front of trailer and hosed with warm water. The steam you saw when I opened hatch was from the warm water not from Natural gas with H2S “sour gas”. I should have stated that in my video. Thanks again.

You can spill really bad when pushing off. The trailer and hose is under pressure. Depending on where you work you can be kicked off pad or safety comes out and has hydrovac come out and clean up spill. Pulling is not as risky because your pulling on to trailer.

I personally wouldn’t leave the area when unloading or loading. I would also hook the ground wire up first myself. The whole point of using them is to discharge static electricity before you hook up. Anything can go wrong and if you’re not right there, that anything can go bad really fast. Have fun and stay safe everybody.

While your out and about working look for the long handle bar the use to open oil valves. It’s about 3 feet long and free. I use that on the hatches and it saves a lot of time and work. Use the open end of the tube and put them on wings of screws. It works great!

@@northdakotadriver5714 thank you🙌🙌

What’s up my friend?! You staying busy?

@@northdakotadriver5714 Yep out here running the fluid pump thinking about bringing my truck up here and running it.....

@@northdakotadriver5714 Been reaching out to owner-operators to see what the hourly and the rates are looking like

Nice! Work should keep your truck busy.

True, that’s a Neighbors rig from Texas. I just call them that because the first one I started covering was a Boss rig. Good eye.

Are you going to be doing hydrovac or semi with vac trailer like mine?

@@northdakotadriver5714 says pump truck operator so I’m assuming hydrovac. Pumping chemicals for the oil rigs…. Acidizing

Gotcha!! I have only worked with them 4 times. Just emphasize safety and reliability to them. Let them know you are a solid guy. Always remember that your CDL is worth it’s weight in gold up here. That company wants you more than you know. They love hearing that you are dependable. From what I saw with working with those guys it wasn’t to difficult. Don’t tell them anything negative about yourself. You will make a very nice living with that job. Let me know how it goes and where in ND you will be working.

@@northdakotadriver5714 yessir just a few questions. What is the schedule in the oil field up there. And also what kind of pay should I expect?

Make sure they offer free place to stay. Pay should be 25-33 dollars an hour approximately. Maybe a little less or more. You can pretty much make whatever schedule you like. The larger the company the less flexible they are. Just let them know what you would like. Most places are happy to accommodate.

Thanks! I’m glad you are enjoying them.

Thanks for the knowledge.

Nice! I will be working over in Watford for about a month in the Fall. Keep up the good work with your videos.

I was covering Frac job for a few months and I have been on nights. I will try to post more.

Same here my friend!!

Glad to make some more. I was covering Frac jobs for a few months and then took a month off to hang out with family.