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456, 640 & 912-Class Pumping Units

Contact Raven for pickup locationCondition: Contact Raven Listed October 15, 2026Status: Available

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Description

Oilfield beam pumping units in 456, 640 and 912-class sizes, with Shores Lift Solutions equipment and an Ampscot D912C gear reducer represented in the inventory. The photographed Shores units include a C456-305-120TH with 120, 102 and 84-inch stroke settings, and a C640D-365-168TH with 168, 144 and 120-inch stroke settings. The gallery shows the units, motors, beams, horseheads and nameplates in the storage yard. Seller-reported inventory includes two 456 units, two tentative 912-class units and possibly two 640 units. Individual configurations and the seller's reference to a reverse-mark unit will be confirmed for the unit selected. Nameplate specifications apply to the photographed units, not automatically to every unit in each size group. Contact Raven for pricing, current availability, pickup details and an in-person inspection. Equipment is stored partially disassembled and sold as-is. Operating condition, included components, shipping dimensions and weights will be confirmed before purchase. Buyer is responsible for pickup and transportation; Raven can assist with trucking arrangements.

Core specifications

Equipment
Beam pumping units / pump jacks
456 inventory
2 units reported by seller
456 nameplate model
Shores C456-305-120TH
456 stroke settings
120 / 102 / 84 in
456 plate date
December 2013
640 inventory
Possibly 2 units; confirm current quantity
640 nameplate model
Shores C640D-365-168TH
640 stroke settings
168 / 144 / 120 in
640 plate date
October 2013
912-class inventory
2 units indicated in seller notes; count and complete unit models to be confirmed
912 gearbox identification
Ampscot D912C; serial 97-184
Configuration
Stored partially disassembled
Sale terms
As-is; buyer arranges pickup and transportation

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