What are these used for?

[Rodray12]

[Hills of Texas]

Look like sucker rods for a windmill

[forced-2-work]

I have even seem them down some old water wells also

[flywise]

To suck product from the ground

[Pony1971]

Seen it used for fencing.

[Rodray12]

Interesting. They worth anything? A six pack of lone star reds at least?

[JTRichardson]

looks small enough to be a "drill string" for trenchless drilling (like drilling under a roadway for water lines, etc.)

[flywise]

Interesting. They worth anything? A six pack of lone star reds at least?

I would think you could get .50 to 1.00 a foot for them if the right guy saw a Craig’s list ad.

[Big H]

https://wheelermetals.com/store/products/d/20210/used-sucker-rod/three-fourths-used-sucker-rod-25ft

[Big H]

That is what is attached to a pump jack and goes down to the pump on some oil wells.

[mrc]

5/8 sucker rods, they are generally used to pump saltwater out of a well.
Depending on condition and your area they are worth $1.00 to maybe $5.00 each.

[JhuntsAlot]

That is what is attached to a pump jack and goes down to the pump on some oil wells.

This....

They are sucker rods used on a traveling/standing valve type oil well pump. They sit under the polished rod, which is what you actually see above ground.



J

[solocam_aggie]

If they're in Austin, I would be interested in them.

[Bdub25]

Sucker Rod

[TheHammer]

Sucker rod on a pumping unit.