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Pumping Unit Sourcing

Pumping Units for Sale

Listed units are only the starting point. Give Raven the unit type, size, stroke requirements, location, and timing you need. We will work beyond the public market for the closest available fit.

Oilfield pumping unit on a gravel lot under an overcast sky.

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Current Pumping Units Inventory

What kind of pumping unit do you need?

Describe it in your own words, or add whatever you have.

OR ADD WHAT YOU HAVE

Type a description or add a file to begin.

Not listed does not mean unavailable.

Raven can work its industry network to locate an existing unit, uncover off-market inventory, or identify a qualified source for a new build.

Raven searches a deep industry network that includes:

ManufacturersFabricatorsDealersOperatorsBrokersPrivate sellersEquipment yards

Category guide

What to know before you request pumping units.

Common configurations

Unit type and size, stroke length, and prime mover define most of what you need. Match the unit to your polished-rod load.

Information buyers should provide

Unit type and size, polished-rod load, stroke length, strokes per minute, prime mover, base or skid requirements, and location and transportation considerations.

Condition, inspection, and transportation

Used units can serve well when gear and bearing condition are confirmed. Pumping units require special transport, so include site access and crane availability.

Key specifications to confirm

Unit type
Conventional, Mark II, etc.
Size
Stroke rating
Polished-rod load
Max load
Stroke length
Inches
Prime mover
Electric or gas
Gear reducer
Ratio and condition

Ask for gear-reducer condition, bearing service history, and any recent overhaul records. Confirm transport requirements before purchase.

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Pumping Units FAQ

Questions about sourcing pumping units