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Great video! I've been curious just how samples were taken and other aspects of the crude pick up process! I assume all the crude tanks in the battery are connected? So sampling one, single tank gives accurate results for the battery as a whole? Or am I mistaken, and this pick up is only from one tank of the battery? Thank you!

This gives me Chris watts vibes for the tanks

Very well done video. I have hauled crude oil with my Dad. And uncle's, and grandfather, best years of my life!

To bad the fk back ground noise screwed up those whole job

Where's your ground?

@Andy Lash ???? Tell me this, why do they call it "buying the well" ? Where did that term come from?

What happens to the test if overheat the sampl? My chemical guy tests at 160f, and tests to 1.0bsw. Truck driver tests at 240f, and fails test 3.5 bsw.

Why isn't the hose connected to the trailer front?? Isn't a weak design?

I have learned a lot from you!!! Why have you stopped making these great videos???

Hey andy, please do have some book on petroleum products sampling and testing?

Great video. Glad you were able to brave the heat

Thank you for this great video. Quick question ... "What is the actual tank temperature?".

Thank you sir, this helped a lot

This looks like a piece of cake compared to all the BS I put up with flat bed.

I just got my hazmat what are the odds of someone with no hazmat experience. To haul crude oil, I have many years of driving just no hazmat.

Devon has kiosk that tells you how many barrels are tank , how much water on bottom . Temp . It's all been checked out and sold before you get there . All you have to do is gravity check it . They already know what it is. There's no surprises.

Hauling oil can earn a great living. As a company driver last year I earned 149k$ as a company driver

NAAAAA, TO MUCH SHIT

Hey you all I got a question...do you need to have HM endorsement in order to haul crude oil ?

I’m a pumper and call in oil loads all the time. I never knew this is how they pulled oil.

Excellent video man. Tons of knowledge!

What about hauling gas?

Usually the pumper puts temps and gravity to shorten our time

I'm leaking water from the bunk ac

There is eletronic system for control temperature + quality crude oil? Tx

There is in 2022 automatic test oil wi fi internet? Tx

There is in 2022 automatic level control oil quality wi fi internet for fast simple misuration? Tx peace

Awesome, free fix. Thank you.

Thank you

That’s not the way it’s done by real haulers

I have been hauling crude oil for over ten years. After we hookup to the header we open the trailer up the start the pump to draw a vacuum on the load line then open the header valve to check the load line for leaks. I have had leaks in the load line before if you open the oil tank first you might have an oil spill if 5he load line is bad. After checking for leaks (You can hear the vacuum hissing in the load line) you open the tank slowly. Remember SAFETY FIRST.

Is there a template that can be used to price haulage of crude by trucks?

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Damn hood video Sir!! You made it make sense!!

Why do Ad's run on this when you don't have enough subs to get Ad revenue?

This completely differant then how it's done in west texas. Feel sorry for the drivers having to do all of this. It's best in the west I guess

Also before even climbing the tank. Double check that it is infact shut out from production. Pumpers get really lazy sometimes. Lol

Crude hauling requires Hazmat?

great video

Oil haulers never bother thiefing tanks. Just get samples as they're pulling 99% of the time.

Then you get out to Eagleford and 95% of the operating companies have a zero tolerance for climbing up on the catwalk and gauging or thieving the tanks. Our Mission Petroleum trucks had to be set up with a sample arm that comes out of our 3" load line (the iron nipple) under the frame of our truck. Essentially we are not allowed now to use a gauge line or a thief. We catch samples from truck loading and we drop our hydrometers in a graduated cylinder and tank level data is directly from an automated system. Crazy but all the new guys in the oilfields have never seen a gauge line even the water haulers don't believe me when I tell them we worked tanks from the top.

Who the fook uses a wood back

O really ?? What's up ?!?

and he opened hatch to fast too if there's air in the tank a greater risk of explosion static electricity and did not check sock for which direction wind blowing and its to sunny day to pull oil wait for lightning to pull oil and 1 inch of rain per 30mins for the whole shift 12-14 hour shift. and loading point no strap on around ears clamps I've seen many drivers spill oil cause it came loose at loading point many mistakes there's many more can't mention them all bucket under pump

First tip: get rid of that thief 😂

Where can i buy a sampler like these?

Am I hired now, 20 yrs safe driving?

Totally miss this... 10 years of crude, 6 mo. Sand Hauler, last 3 yrs Acid! Crude was nice just for the fact the white pickup wasn't always there!

hola, hola, que tal como están, como les va...el vídeo me parece muy interesante y el modo de explicar los pasos para la correcta medición y la toma de muestra con centrifuga y el archivo de muestra es muy apreciativo...saludos

I hualed 2 years..what's a woodback?oh yeah theres a white pickup there🤣