A worn drill rod never lets you down in the yard.
It lets you down 80 metres into a bore… under a road, with the client watching.
Then you’re pulling back, losing a day, and explaining the hold-up.
With June 30 around the corner, now’s the time to give your rod string a once-over.
Here’s a quick 5-minute check you can do this week:
5 signs your rods are due for replacement:
1. Worn threads or galling : if the connections aren’t making up clean, they’re on borrowed time.
2. Wall thinning at the box end : run a calliper over them. Wear here is where rods snap.
3. Bent or stretched rods : roll them on a flat surface. Any wobble means trouble downhole.
4. Constant re-torquing : if joints keep working loose, the threads are telling you something.
5. High cycle count : rods that have done serious metres are a risk, even if they look alright.
If you ticked even one of those, it’s worth a chat – because buying before June 30 works in your favour.

Why buy now?
Our EOFY deal is on right now, gear purchased before June 30 means you save on tax.
That’s a double saving: deal pricing from us, and a tax deduction sooner rather than later.
We’ve got rods for your machine
Vermeer, Ditch Witch, Goodeng – and just about anything else turning to the right.
In stock and ready to go.
Get a quote before June 30
Reply to this email or give us a call with your machine model and rod size, and we’ll sort you out quick.
