Equipment

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Drilling Equipment

Here you will find pictures and descriptions of the equipment used to drill the wells.

Toyota Land Cruiser

Toyota Land Cruiser was purchased with the help of the German Catholic Bishop's Program called Adveniat.  Haiti Missions raised $7,500 dollars and was able to purchas this $40,000 piece of equipment. 

Toyota Land Cruiser

The Cruiser has two fold down seats that can be lifted up to store and transport goods.  It seats eleven people and can be seen at the following web page.  http://www.toyota.com/landcruiser/

Toyota Land Cruiser

The muffler extends from the hood to over the passenger side window.  This allows the vehicle to travel in water about three feet and the engine not kill.

Unimog

The Unimog in the habitat it will be working in.  You can see in this picture the various componants to the truck.

Unimog and trailer.

The Unimog moving rock with the front end loader next to the drilling rig.

20-W Cable tool Rig

Cable percussion (cable tool) drilling is the simplest, most reliable, and economical technology available for drilling water wells. It will drill any material and is completely self contained - requires no mud, mud pits, auxiliary pumps or chemicals, yet will drill through rock without additional equipment. Drilling depth is only limited by the length of wire cable fitted. It is an effective drilling method which is particularly appropriate for water sources between 50 and 200 feet but can drill to depths of 500 feet.

Taking the rig off of the ship in Haiti...very exciting !!!

The rig is on the ground in Haiti !!!

Drilling in progress!

Our new 20W mounted on a 1997 International 4800 Series