Forgive me if that isn't the proper term. Oilfield design, and I copied it.

If you want to make it a shooting platform, your fine, go for it.

A lot, we simply call them pipe racks. If they were 12’ long and were racked with 5” heavy weight there would be over 7000 lbs per rack if two racks were used.

Is that going to the dog house for when you are in trouble?

I couldn’t give you a number, but it’s quite a bit.

How weight can it hold . . . . . how?

I did a trade and have 100 joints of 2 3/8" and 100 joints of 2 7/8" O.D. I want it off the ground. So the pipe racks are going to be holding pipe. I'll build in some verticals on the ends so the pipe doesn't roll off.

These are 8' long so I can haul them if I need to. I'm afraid I might have to build another pair.

Good score sir.

There is about to be a chit load of this hit the pipe market, we are about to plug 140 wells for one company, and another company is looking at about the same.

Yep. We’re bidding on some PNA work.

Using it to build with, it's been worth $0.90 a foot for a long time. I know yall aren't going to spend that, but welders do. I'm sure you already know that.

Don't forget to put some spray foam in the ends to keep wasp out.

Just cut some caps and welded them on (supplier on the way out was out of them). Can't stand open ended pipe, mostly for that reason.