O’Brock Windmill Distributors

9797 12th St. North Benton,OH 44449

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The lift cylinder is screwed onto the sucker

rod and pipe

Installing pipe in a well using a tripod

A clevis holds the pipe as the cylinder is lowered into the well

The pipe is pushed up through the loop on the tripod

A clevis holds the pipe as the cylinder is lowered into the well

It is important to have the proper tools to

hold the pipe

I use a pipe holder sitting on the casing, a pipe vise above that and a pipe clevis on the cable

The well seal is installed

This is the pipe clevis

The hand pump body is lowered over the sucker rod and pipe and screwed on

The moment of truth when water is pumped

Install the pump handle

For 45 years I installed windmills on towers with this gin pole to hand crank them up

An 8’ dia windmill on a 21’ tower we installed in Arcadia, FL

Two 8’ windmills on 27’ towers

Some of our jobs found us working after dark

Two 10’ windmills on 40’ towers. The one on the right pumped into a pressure tank.

One of our windmill displays at the Geauga

County fair in northern Ohio

Putting up a 12’ windmill on a 60’

tower in the Florida panhandle.