Let’s see those work rigs!

I’m always intrigued by different work setups. My bed has traditional weather guard cross box and double stacked rat pack. In past trucks I’ve taken the back seat out and built a deck system. Took a different approach on this one. Truck is a F-250 6.2(company provided). Ram desk for the laptop. Used the craftsman stackable drawers with the clear top storage system on top. Surprisingly all of my junk doesn’t rattle any going down the road(even rough lease roads).

 

What kinda work is that for? I assume oil patch being texas.

I'll have to take a picture next week of the GM extended van I use at work. Adrian shelves with some other stuff I've added. I think I have some pics from over a year ago I took after I cleaned it that I could dig up, but it's half full of crap right now which is a better representation of reality.

I use my tundra for side work. Just a weather guard pack rat and a retractable tonneau. Everything else is in totes and gets emptied back into the shed when I'm done.

 

NGL and gas measurement. Oddly my work truck stays cleaner than my personal rigs lol.

 

I work measurement too. I gave up trying to keep everything free of dust in this wind. Cluttered mess, but I make it work for me. Same setup as you, F250 with the 6.2 gasser.

 

I work in the TX panhandle and we have the wind and dirt non stop it seems. Trade that PK for one of these. I can test with the doors closed!

 

Electronics Install/Service

 

Water treatment equipment installation /service.

 

More of the same

 

I'd love to ditch the PK. They make us use dead weight testers unfortunately, I guess they think we are going to cheat the calibration haha, as if there would be anything in it for me personally to cheat the producers... I use a Heise for extended dP range though. You got a good setup! I see you don't have a chromatograph either, you must test stations and cryos?

I need to buy some snap boxes like you have, that's a good idea.

 

I test and sample wells, compression, and cryo. We either do spot or comp samples. We do have a few chroms in the field tho. Mostly all portable ABB. The old Daniels are junk. Where you located?

 

I'm in beautiful Kermit Texas where there is a single, hot lady behind every tree I guess most of the fields are in undesirable areas though haha. I can't complain too much, I am glad the industry is still kicking!