Truck Mounted Workover Rig LT XJ800

How to Match the LT XJ800 to Your Project

On a 2000 m shallow well, pulling the tubing is the shortest hour of the day — most of the spread's time goes into rigging up, leveling outriggers, driving to the next pad and rigging down, which is where the lightest truck mounted workover rig in the range earns its keep. The LT XJ800 is stripped to exactly that duty: an 800 kN static hook load and a 260 kW (350 HP) drawworks sized for routine maintenance, well cleaning and old-well stimulation, not for deep fishing campaigns. The LT lightweight layout and the hydraulic auto-erecting mast mean the whole machine folds down and drives itself at up to 80 km/h between scattered wells, and the ZP175 rotary with 22 mm wireline covers the ordinary tubing trips of medium-shallow oilfields. There is no surplus derrick steel to haul between every call-out.

When you ask for an LT XJ800 quote, tell us the average depth of your well group, the heaviest tubing string you pull, and whether the work is routine daily maintenance or occasional stuck-pipe relief. The 21 MPa standpipe working pressure is matched to ordinary circulation, well washing and light squeeze work — if your programme expects high-pressure fracturing flowback or large-volume sand control, the LT XJ1100 class is the right step-up and we will say so plainly. Also share the road profile between pads: this unit is tuned for rural and oilfield dirt roads, and a remote mountain route changes the tire and suspension option.

A service engineer can be dispatched for commissioning, and remote support continues after handover.