Abstract: A shale shaker buffer and wear reduction barrier, placed between a shale shaker filter screen, shale shaker wear items and a shale shaker deck of a shale shaker for the prevention of vibratory and friction-induced wear that is reversibly adhered, placeable and replaceable to a shale shaker filter screen, shale shaker wear items and a shale shaker deck of a shale shaker basket to decrease wear on a shale shaker's functional components, singularly and in combination. The buffer and wear reduction barrier that is the present invention serves the additional function of a solids control barrier as an operable seal between a shale shaker filter screen, wear items and deck of a shale shaker to obviate entrance of solids into mud pits via wear induced areas of separation between shale shaker filter screen, wear items and a deck of a shale shaker.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a device that is removably secured to the exterior surface of a motor mounting plate to allow for milling of the mounting plate both in the field and off site. The adjustable attachment, positioning and securing frame of the device supports an operating frame that houses a travel mechanism and a cutting mechanism wherein a cutting tool attached to a cutting mechanism travels along a predetermined path, along and across the face of the motor mount plate, milling the surface of the motor mount plate true and flat.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a device that is removably secured to the exterior surface of a motor mounting plate to allow for milling of the mounting plate both in the field and off site. The adjustable attachment, positioning and securing frame of the device supports an operating frame that houses a travel mechanism and a cutting mechanism wherein a cutting tool attached to a cutting mechanism travels along a predetermined path, along and across the face of the motor mount plate, milling the surface of the motor mount plate true and flat.

Abstract: A shale shaker buffer and wear reduction barrier, placed between a shale shaker filter screen, shale shaker wear items and a shale shaker deck of a shale shaker for the prevention of vibratory and friction-induced wear that is reversibly adhered, placeable and replaceable to a shale shaker filter screen, shale shaker wear items and a shale shaker deck of a shale shaker basket to decrease wear on a shale shaker's functional components, singularly and in combination. The buffer and wear reduction barrier that is the present invention serves the additional function of a solids control barrier as an operable seal between a shale shaker filter screen, wear items and deck of a shale shaker to obviate entrance of solids into mud pits via wear induced areas of separation between shale shaker filter screen, wear items and a deck of a shale shaker.