In the well service world, time isn’t just money—it’s your entire margin. If your crew isn’t on site, set up, and running in a few hours, you’re already behind. That’s why mobile coil-tubing units like our 2014 trailer-mounted rig continue to be one of the most dependable tools for fast, efficient workovers.
At Power Drive Supply, we’ve got a clean, well-maintained unit in stock that’s ready to ship. No lead time. No long buildout. No wondering if the electronics will play nice in West Texas heat. Just a solid coil-tubing setup that’s proven, reliable, and priced right.
The Specs That Matter
Here’s what you’re working with:
- Year: 2014
- Chassis: Tandem-axle trailer mount
- Injector Head: HydraRig 60K (recently serviced)
- Coil Reel: 1.25” capacity, full guide system
- Power Plant: Detroit Diesel Series 60
- Control Cab: Integrated, climate-controlled, manual backup
- Additional Equipment: Tooling rack, grease injector, pressure monitoring suite
This isn’t a stripped-down yard queen. It’s a fully-equipped mobile unit designed to get in, get online, and get to work. If your crew needs to cover more ground, hit more wells, and stay flexible, this setup makes that possible.
Why Crews Still Rely on Trailer-Mounted Coil Units
These units didn’t stick around for over two decades because they’re flashy—they stuck around because they’re effective. And in 2025, they’re still some of the most reliable options for workover and well intervention.
Here’s why operators keep using them:
- Easy to transport – No special hauling requirements. Hook it up and go.
- Quick setup – Less downtime on location, faster transitions between wells.
- Simple maintenance – Fewer electronics, more mechanical systems you can actually work on.
- Lower overhead – No massive crew needed, and you don’t need a separate power trailer.
It’s the kind of unit that pays for itself by doing exactly what you need, without dragging out your timeline or chewing up your budget.
What This Unit Is Ideal For
The 2014 coil-tubing unit is perfect for mid-depth well intervention and cleanup work. We’ve sold similar rigs to crews working across:
- Slickline-assisted fishing jobs
- Scale removal
- Nitrogen kickoffs
- Plug milling and acid jobs
- Coil-tubing logging and perforation
If you're working in the Bakken, Permian, Haynesville, or anywhere that requires fast mobility and minimal support, this is the type of unit you want.
Real-World Performance, No Guesswork
One of our clients in southern Oklahoma picked up a nearly identical model last year. Since then, they’ve completed over 40 coil jobs in less than 10 months—and the unit hasn’t missed a beat. They’re running a three-man crew, moving between wells daily, and cutting job times in half compared to their older skid setup.
Their crew leader told us, “It’s simple, tight, and easy to service. We’re doing more with less, and that’s the point, isn’t it?”
We couldn’t agree more.
What to Look For in a Used Coil-Tubing Rig (and What This One Checks Off)
Not all used coil rigs are worth the price—some are beat up, pieced together, or haven’t been touched in years. But the right used unit? That’s just smart business.
Here’s what you want to see (and what our unit delivers):
Clean injector head — No frame damage, recent chain service, fully functional.
Strong diesel engine — Starts cold, holds pressure, no lag or smoke.
Operational controls — We’ve tested every switch and function—manual overrides included.
Solid wiring and hydraulics — No surprises. No mystery leaks or patch jobs.
Legit documentation — Full inspection sheet, photos, and maintenance logs available.
Why Buy It From Power Drive Supply?
We don’t just flip gear. We inspect it, test it, and tell you the truth—whether it’s perfect or needs a few touch-ups. We’ll walk you through what’s been serviced, what we’d monitor, and what you’re getting for your money.
We own what we list — No consignment games.
We give you full transparency — Photos, videos, inspection reports.
We’ll help you ship it — Whether it’s Texas, North Dakota, or New Mexico, we’ll line up freight.
We speak the same language — No buzzwords, no fluff, just real talk about what works.
This Is a Work Truck, Not a Showpiece
If you want something with touchscreen controls and a six-month waiting list, that’s not us. But if you want a coil unit that shows up, gets the job done, and doesn’t flinch under pressure, this 2014 trailer-mounted rig might be exactly what you’re looking for.
Your next job won’t wait, and your crew shouldn’t either.
Want a spec sheet, pricing, or a walkaround video?
Reach out today. We’ll show you exactly what you’re getting and help you line it up for delivery—no pressure, no hard sell, just a solid piece of iron that’s ready to earn.