Shock absorbing means for a rocker arm type oil well pump

Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Pitmans and connecting rods

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74 41, 60369, 417399, F16H 2132

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043466206

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for pumping oil from a well includes a hydraulic pump for reciprocating a sucker rod string. A counterweight is connected to the sucker rod string by a chain strung over sprockets within a compact framework. The hydraulic pump applies a shock absorbing back pressure to the sucker rod.

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