713-895-8700 Our only business is power swivels !


• 20 years in the fi eld - 3rd generation design - same compact size


• Simple direct drive – no gears or gearbox heat generation.


• Variable speed, zero to maximum - 2 speed hydraulics not required


• 7,000 ft-lbs max torque - Higher than 2-7/8" IF connection rating 100-ton static load rating - 99 tons rotating load rating


• Patented 10,000 psi Washpipe Seal Assembly - Unique design - Auto-lubricated for low friction and long seal life - no manual greasing


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• Patented Power Tilt - Max tilt angle easily set at rigup - Tilt then stops at same angle throughout job. When tilt not in use, unit stays in vertical position hydraulically, no rope or chain required. Local tilt control valve on power unit transport rack assists safe loading/unloading.


• Patented Safety Valve - Prevents downtime if someone forgets to hook up the drain hose.


• Only four hydraulic hoses required - All on one powered hose reel


• Optional Air Brake - More brake torque than swive torque


• 150 ton XK-150 model for servicing deep wells or low cost drilling.


Larry Keast, P.E. Founder & CEO


CHALLENGER EQUIPMENT & TOOL


Sales@ChallengerEquipment.com • 12814 Old Boudreaux Lane, Tomball TX 77375 ChallengerEquipment.com • 281-351-4247


RIG SALE FULLY REFURBISHED, LIKE NEW CONDITION


2000 HP SCR RIG


Fully refurbished rig that has been idle 2 years. Excellent condition. Equipped with high-quality parts including pumps, engine, drawworks and more.


 2000 HP Dreco  Dreco Slingshot 30' Floor  1.3M Lbs. Mast  (3) 1600 HP Pumps x 7,500 PSI FE  Fully Refurbished Crown to Ground  Triple Combo  Excellent Shape


API 16D, Q1 & ISO LICENSED FACILITY


Contact Wayne Hawkins 281.351.4247


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