Thanks for the responses everyone. The drill my cousin has is an early version on a Deep Rock Hyrda-Drill. They still sell parts. Her well has 4 inch casing and is 200 feet deep. She dosen't remember much about drilling the well and her husband died a few years ago. The geology out there is such that you will not hit bedrock at 200 feet. You will go through gravel and coal, go deep enough you may hit oil, as it is on the edge of the Bakken formation (I hope one day it will be found in the Bakken and my family gets a oil well, I think the squeaking af a rig pumping crude would help me sleep better). I think I will try, the most expensive part will be beer for my helpers. And honestly, I put in fresh gas and it started, perhaps running motors dry and storing them inside has merit.
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