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Should you buy or lease a used drill rig?

Used for mining, exploration, water wells, and more, drill rigs are essential. They are also expensive, making a strong market for pre-owned drill rigs. Financing and leasing used drill rigs thus becomes a must for most companies, as even used pieces can be a significant part of a yearly budget.

How much does a drilling rig leasehand make?

Drilling rig leasehands typically earn anywhere’s between $45,000 to $65,000 a year depending on which company you work for, how much work your rig gets, and how hard you are willing to work. This entry level position is a great way to get your career in Alberta’s oil field started. Here are some articles that can help you in getting a job:

Does drill financing group offer leases & loans?

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Can a specialty drill rig Drill a hole?

But this type of specialty drill rig can also drill a hole in the budget, making down the hole drill rig financing important. When a skyscraper, oil platform, or other large engineering project is built, knowing the makeup of the earth underneath goes a long way in making sure the structure above is on solid ground.

Are drill rigs financed by banks or credit unions?

98% of drill and other heavy machinery transactions are not funded by local banks or credit unions. Bank and credit unions are great resources for credit lines, real property loans, and personal loans - but heavy equipment and machinery is another story. Often, equipment like drills and drill rigs falls outside of the bank credit window.

What is a drill rig used for?

Drilling rigs have all manner of configurations and uses. One of the more popular is a cable tool drill rig, which is typically used for water well drilling. These machines stand tall, and drill deep for residential water (the drill is used for other applications too, but water is the big one.)