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If any one hasn't had the pleasantry of being in a kart racing community before.....This little documentary describes what it's all about very well. Family, community and damn good racing. I have never met someone at the track that wasn't willing to help me out or make me and my chassis faster. Everyone helps everyone. Really good times!
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case to be made... there is a lot I like about the Gen 2 but given the option to swap, I'd have to spend about 30 min with gen 1 before I said noThis is kinda ridiculous for the gen 2 folks. Shame on steiner....at this rate they should have just kept the gen1.
People that don’t know think you just pump oil out of the ground with a submersible or a jack and its all good. It ain’t so. The recharge rate of the oil is king. You have to pump at the rate of the oil recharge or else you get all water or nothing. But even then you got to pump it down. The depth of perforation, length of stroke, motor speed and motor pulley size all matter. And then you get into pulling vacuum on the backside of the tubing. It’s a fairly simple machine but fine tuning to match the formation is a thing with real returns. Submersibles are a different ballgame with their own factors.Never in my life would I have ever believed that pump jacks would be a "tourist attraction."
If you're wanting a small one to set up to screw with your neighbors... There are lots of them sitting in dealers yards around here. Might be able to find one pretty cheap.
Baker Hughes is one of our customers. If you think the "nodding donkeys" are cool, you should see one of their down-hole pumps in action... A pump jack will trickle oil out at a rate of a handful of barrels per day... Some of the BH pumps will lift some crazy amount... Like 40,000 a day.
How they are able to engineer sending an electric pump down an 18,000 foot bore WITH the power cable attached is beyond me... But they have a host of eggheads that have it figured out.
Mike
It appears to be, god I need about 300k so I can just take the top units out for a test run and comparison!
I thought about adding something like that to my Impulse Big Game in 6.5CM but decided against it. I can put it in a HOG saddle if needed.Correct. I tried a few different Salmon River Solutions rails. This vid shows them both. The rail setup shown near the end is what I've been running the last year or so.
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Correct. I tried a few different Salmon River Solutions rails. This vid shows them both. The rail setup shown near the end is what I've been running the last year or so.That looks like a Boyd's stock for your Savage Impulse. Correct?
Did you also add and ARCA rail to it? If so, which brand did you use?
Same.Not even close. I use sac dies and they run super smooth.