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GOTCO INTERNATIONAL
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TECHNICAL MANUAL Repair & Remedial

Operation and Service Manual &
Revised, January 15, 2014
The designs and tool specifications in this Operation & Service Manual were in effect
at the time this manual was revised and approved for printing. All information
regarding tool use, design, and strength capabilities are based on ideal conditions and
are not meant to imply a guarantee, but only to be used as a reference guide. Gotco
International reserves the right to change the designs, specifications, or discontinue
products without notice.
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SECTION 1 - EXTERNAL CATCH TOOLS
Ordering Instructions 14
Bowl Strength Chart Ref and Precautions 15
Accessories Parts Illustrations 16
General Description 17
How To Order Accessories 17
Approx. Weights 18-19
Lock Rings & Spacer Assembly 20-21
B.O.P. (Subsea Sheared Pipe Retrieval) 22-24
Description & Operations 24
How To Order B.O.P 24-25
Ordering Tables for SERIES 150 O.S. 26-37
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL, Inner Seals Table & Ordering Information 38
INC. Outer Seals Table & Ordering Information 39
SERIES 150 Pulling Strengths Charts 40-43
SERIES 150 Makeup Torque Charts 44-45
DIE COLLAR --------------------------------- PAGE 46
Illustrations 46
General Description & Operation 47
OPERATIONS & How To Order 47-49
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SERIES 10 AND SERIES 20 SUCKER ROD
OVERSHOT -------------------------------- PAGE 2
Series 10 Illustrations & Data Charts 2-3
Series 20 Illustrations & Data Charts 4
Ordering Instructions 5-6
Sucker Rod Strength Tables 7
SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH
OVERSHOT -------------------------------- PAGE 8
Illustrations & Pull Chart 8
General Description & Operation 9-10
Ordering Instructions 10
SERIES 150 RELEASING & CIRCULATION
OVERSHOT ------------------------------------ PAGE 11
Illustrations 11
General Description & Operation 12-14
Disassembly & Assembly 14
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 10 SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT
ASSEMBLY
TOP SUB
BOWL
BASKET
GRAPPLE
SPIRAL
GRAPPLE
CONTROL
GUIDE
CONTROL
GUIDE
SERIES 10 SERIES 10
SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT
WITH BASKET GRAPPLE WITH SPIRAL GRAPPLE
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 10 SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT
ASSEMBLY
Series 10 Overshot Pulling Strengths

NOTE: All strengths listed are calculated and accurate within 20%. These strengths assume and
straight steady pull with full engagement with the fish. Strengths listed are to be used as a guideline
only!
Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield Point (lbs. pull)
Spiral Basket Grapple
SROS- (####) (in inches) Grapple Catch Sizes W/O Stop
5 13942 1 25/32 39,500 Over 1" to MAX Basket 28,500
1" & Under 18,000

1" & Under 18,000

1" & Under 59,400

1" & Under 25,400
17 16072 2 1/4 55,700 Over 1-1/8" to MAX Basket 40,100

1-1/8" & Under 25,400

1-1/8" & Under 25,400

1-1/8" & Under 91,300

1-1/8" & Under 37,700
Series 10 Makeup Torque Chart (Top Sub to Bowl / Guide to Bowl)

The torque values shown are for the maximum torque makeup recommendations and are set at
approximately 50% of the yield. These torque values are not required for all fishing jobs and lower torque
values will work with less wear to the threads. It is also assumed that torque will be applied evenly to the
O.D. of the tool, as to not collapse the tool.
Gotco Assy Bowen Xref O.D. Top Sub to Bowl Guide to Bowl
foot-pounds foot-pounds
SROS-5 13940 1 25/32 315 170
SROS-7 9340 1 29/32 375 225
SROS-11 9880 2 5/16 1,750 535
SROS-14 27765 2 1/8 575 175
SROS-17 16070 2 17/64 650 335
SROS-19 9400 2 5/16 740 240
SROS-23 9530 2 7/8 3,200 1,050
SROS-25 15860 2 27/32 1,850 500
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 20 SHORT CATCH SUCKER ROD
OVERSHOT ASSEMBLY
TOP
SUB

NOTE: All strengths listed are calculated and accurate within 20%. These
strengths assume and straight steady pull with full engagement with the fish.
Strengths listed are to be used as a guideline only!
Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield Point
(lbs. pull)
SRSC- (####) (in inches) W/ Basket
5 18357 1 3/4 35,100
7 11556 1 29/32 41,000
8 17439 2 5/16 50,400
10 18307 2 25/32 102,300
BASKET
Series 20 Makeup Torque Chart (Top Sub to Bowl) GRAPPLE
The torque values shown are for the maximum torque makeup recommendations and are set CONTROL
at approximately 50% of the yield. These torque values are not required for all fishing jobs and
lower torque values will work with less wear to the threads. It is also assumed that torque will
be applied evenly to the O.D. of the tool, as to not collapse the tool.
BOWL
Gotco Assy Bowen Xref O.D. Top Sub to Bowl
foot-pounds
SRSC-5
SRSC-7
18355
11555
1 3/4
1 29/32
315
350
BASKET
SRSC-8 17438 2 5/16 590 GRAPPLE
SRSC-10 18305 2 25/32 1,350
Short, Lead-in angle on the

Bowl, allows for quick
engagement with the “fish.”
SERIES 20
SHORT CATCH
SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 10 & SERIES 20 SUCKER ROD OVERSHOTS
rotating to the right while gradually lowering the

SERIES 10 AND SERIES 20 SUCKER ROD Overshot over the fish.
OVERSHOTS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The GOTCO Series 10 and 20 Sucker Rod Release any right-hand torque out of the fishing
Overshots are small, durable Overshots for string and pull on the fish by elevating the
retrieving sucker rods, couplings and other items fishing string.
from inside tubing strings.
TO RELEASE FROM THE FISH
The Gotco Series 10 Sucker Rod Overshots are Bump down the full weight of fishing string.
designed to retrieve Sucker Rod Boxes up to 2” Rotate to the right while picking up slowly. The
O.D. inside of 2-7/8” tubing and up to 1-5/8” left-hand wicker threads on the inner surface of
O.D. inside of 2-3/8” tubing. the grapple will allow the grapple to unscrew
from the fish.
The Gotco Series 20 Sucker Rod Overshots are To Release from the retrieved fish, follow this
designed for short catch retrieval conditions. same procedure while securing the fish below the
These tools engage the tubular portion of the fish Overshot.
that is too short for retrieving with a standard Always maintain an upward strain while rotating
Overshot. to the right while the Overshot is engaged with
the fish.
CONSTRUCTION
The Series 10 Sucker Rod Overshot consists of a ORDERING INFORMATION:
Top Sub, Bowl, Grapple, and a Guide. The
internal components are used to establish a Specify:
secure grip on the fish to retrieve it easily. Name and Number of the Assembly
Depending on the diameter of the fish to be Size & Type of Fish to be caught
retrieved, a Spiral Grapple or a Basket Grapple Top Connection, if other than standard
will be used. When the fish diameter approaches
the maximum catch of the Overshot, a Spiral Recommended Spares:
Grapple is required. When a Spiral Grapple is Spiral- 2 Grapples
used, a Control Guide must also be used on the 1 Control
tool. When the fish diameter is substantially Basket- 2 Grapples
under the maximum catch limits of the Overshot, 1 Control
a Basket Grapple is used. This assembly will
require a Basket Grapple Control and a Plain Special Notes:
Guide. Grapples are available in 1/16” catch intervals
F.S. = (Full Strength Tool) Engineered to
The Series 20 Short Catch Sucker Rod Overshot withstand high pulling, jarring and
consists of a Top Sub, Bowl, Basket Grapple and torsional stresses.
a Basket Grapple Control. The arrangement of S.F.S.= (Semi Full Strength) Engineered to
the internal parts is slightly different from the withstand high pulling stresses.
Series 10 Overshot in that the Grapple Control is S.H.= (Slim Hole Tool) Capable of handling
placed at the top of the tool between the Top Sub heavy pulling stresses only.
and the Basket Grapple. This will allow for the
exposed portion of the fish to enter the Basket Refer to illustrations on preceding pages.
Grapple further since the Grapple is now located
in the lowermost position in the Bowl.
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION

The Overshot should be dressed with the proper
size and type of Grapple and related support
equipment. Makeup the Overshot on the fishing
string and run into the hole. When the Overshot
nears the top of the fish, engage it by slowly
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 10 & 20 SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT
ASSEMBLIES
GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 10 SUCKER ROD

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-5/8 2 2 2-3/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 1-5/16 1-7/16 1-7/16 1-13/16 1-13/16 2-3/16
STANDARD O.D. 1-25/32 1-29/32 2-5/16 2-5/16 2-7/8 2-27/32
TYPE S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H. F.S. S.H.
COMPLETE PART# SROS-5 SROS-7 SROS-11 SROS-19 SROS-23 SROS-25
ASSEMBLY XREF# 13940 9340 9880 9400 9530 15860
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# SROS-1-3 SROS-7-3 SROS-11-3 SROS-19-3 SROS-23-3 SROS-25-3
XREF# 13941 9341 9341 9401 9531 15863
BOWL PART# SROS-1-1 SROS-7-1 SROS-11-1 SROS-19-1 SROS-23-1 SROS-25-1
XREF# 13942 9342 9881 9402 9532 15861
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# SROS-1-8 SROS-7-8 SROS-11-8 SROS-19-8 SROS-23-8 SROS-25-8
XREF# 13943 9343 9343 9403 9403 9872
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# SROS-1-2S SROS-7-2S SROS-11-2S SROS-19-2S SROS-23-2S SROS-25-2S
CONTROL GUIDE* XREF# 13945 9349 9883 9406 9535 9873
*The Spiral Grapple Control Guide to be used only with the Spiral Grapple
BASKET PARTS
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# SROS-1-4 SROS-7-4 SROS-11-4 SROS-19-4 SROS-23-4 SROS-25-4
XREF# 13943 9343 9343 9403 9403 9872
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# SROS-1-5C SROS-7-5C SROS-11-5C SROS-19-5C SROS-23-5C SROS-25-5C
CONTROL XREF# 13947 9344 153338 9405 9405 9873
STANDARD PART# SROS-1-2 SROS-7-2 SROS-11-2 SROS-19-2 SROS-23-2 SROS-25-2
GUIDE** XREF# 13944 9345 9882 9404 9533 15862
**The Standard Guide to be used only with the Basket Grapple
GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 20 SHORT CATCH SUCKER ROD

MAXIMUM CATCH 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-13/16 2-1/8
STANDARD O.D. 1-3/4 1-29/32 2-5/16 2-25/32
STANDARD 3/4 3/4 7/8 7/8
CONNECTION SR SR SR SR
TYPE S.H. S.H. S.H. S.H.
COMPLETE PART# SRSC-5 SRSC-7 SRSC-8 SRSC-10
ASSEMBLY XREF# 18355 11555 17438 18305
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# SRSC-5-3 SRSC-7-3 SRSC-8-3 SRSC-10-3
XREF# 18356 9341 9401 18306
BOWL PART# SRSC-5-1 SRSC-7-1 SRSC-8-1 SRSC-10-1
XREF# 18357 11556 17439 18307
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# SRSC-5-4 SRSC-7-4 SRSC-8-4 SRSC-10-4
XREF# 18358 11557 17440 18308
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# SRSC-5-5C SRSC-7-5C SRSC-8-5C SRSC-10-5C
CONTROL XREF# 18359 11558 17441 18309
Gotco International, Inc. reserves the right to change or discontinue designs at any time without incurring
obligations.
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 10 & 20 SUCKER ROD OVERSHOT
SUCKER ROD DIMENSIONS & TABLE OF CALAULATED STRENGTHS
DIMENSIONS & CALCULATED STRENGTHS

ROD SIZE - INCHES 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 1” 1-1/8
A – PIN LENGTH 1” 1-1/8 1-3/8 1-3/8 1-3/4 2”
C – FULL SIZED COUPLING O.D. 1” 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-13/16 2-3/16 or 2”* 2-3/8
F – SHOULDER O.D. 1” 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-5/8 2” 2-1/4
L – MINIMUM LENGTH 2-3/4 4” 4” 4” 4” 4-1/2
N – WRENCH FLAT 5/8 7/8 1” 1” 1-5/16 1-1/2
P – PIN O.D. 3/4 15/16 1-1/16 1-3/16 1-3/8 1-9/16
W – COUPLING WRENCH FLAT WIDTH 3/4 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-7/8 2-1/8
THREADS 3/4 10 thd 15/16 10 thd 1-1/16 10 thd 1-3/16 10 thd 1-3/8 10 thd 1-9/16 10 thd
*Used when running 1 inch rods in 2-7/8” tubing; 2-3/16” is standard.
STRENGTH TABLES
ROD SIZE - INCHES 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 1” 1-1/8
ROD AREA 0.196 0.306 0.442 0.601 0.785 0.994
BASED ON:
J&L Type 7 with ultimate tensile Yield 16,000 21,400 30,900 42,100 55,000 69,580
strength of 86,000 and yield of 70,000 Ultimate 20,000 26,300 38,000 51,700 67,500 84,484
psi Torque* 70 ft-lbs 140 ft-lbs 171 ft-lbs 381 ft-lbs 570 ft-lbs 814 ft-lbs
J&L Type 2 with ultimate tensile Yield …. 19,900 28,700 39,100 51,000 64,610
strength of 100,000 and yield of Ultimate …. 30,600 44,200 60,100 78,500 99,400
65,000 psi Torque* 65 ft-lbs 130 ft-lbs 159 ft-lbs 353 ft-lbs 530 ft-lbs 756 ft-lbs
65,000 psi Torque 68-1/2 ft-lbs 136 ft-lbs 168 ft-lbs 372 ft-lbs 560 ft-lbs 780 ft-lbs
96,000 psi Torque* 96 ft-lbs 192 ft-lbs 235 ft-lbs 476 ft-lbs 783 ft-lbs 1,100 ft-lbs
*Torque based on rod O.D. at yield.
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SECTION 1 - Series 70 Short Catch Overshot

Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield Point (lbs.
pull) Basket Grapple
SC- (####) (in inches) W/O Stop W/ Stop
1 38508 2 5/16 85,200 68,160
2 17617 3 5/8 263,600 210,400
3 13537 3 3/4 239,800 192,200
4 11291 4 5/8 398,100 318,000
5 10436 4 1/8 212,700 170,160
6 B11025 4 3/8 250,300 200,240
7 10545 4 11/16 197,600 158,400
8 11299 5 5/8 790,500 635,700
9 12464 4 3/4 267,100 213,600
10 12787 5 1/2 558,100 504,500
11 13065 5 3/4 575,600 467,400
12 10562 5 7/8 373,100 328,100
13 11305 6 5/8 720,600 579,400
14 11632 7 5/8 445,300 358,000
15 16977 7 7/8 445,700 349,200
16 38941 8 1/4 445,100 350,000
17 20052 8 1/2 373,700 285,100
18 25032 9 1/4 391,700 313,600
19 20062 9 3/4 445,100 356,000
20 33880 11 1/4 874,800 699,200
Short, Lead-in angle on the

Bowl, allows for quick
engagement with the “fish.”
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 70 SHORTCATCH OVERSHOT
SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH OVERSHOT MAINTENANCE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION Always disassemble, clean and lubricate after

every run. Inspect all parts and replace any worn
Gotco Short Catch Overshots are the perfect tool items. Check wickers for sharpness. Keep tool
for external engagement and retrieval of tubular painted and or greased while in storage.
members when the top end of the fish is too short
for standard overshots. Each Short Catch COMPONENTS
Overshot is designed to catch a variety of
diameters. The overshot will externally engage TOP SUB
the fish by means of a basket grapple. A different The top sub is provided with an upper box
basket grapple is required for each fish diameter. connection as specified by the customer. This
connection will allow make up to the desired
The Gotco Short Catch Overshot is a simple four fishing string. Suitable neck length is provided to
piece assembly made up of a top sub, bowl, basket assure easy assembly and string make up with
grapple, and basket grapple control. standard handling tools. The top sub is bored to a
diameter standard for the customer specified
CONSTRUCTION connection.
The top sub and bowl are the primary load bearing BOWL
components and are manufactured from rugged The Short Catch Overshot bowl has a tapered
wear resistant high strength alloy steel. The heat internal configuration which provides the
treatment specifications used exceed industry gripping force required for fish retrieval. The
standards. The grapple is manufactured from internal keyway assures proper positioning of the
materials which assure maximum flexibility while grapple and control thus assuring proper assembly
maintaining excellent hardness to provide a every time. The integral guide mechanism
positive grip on the fish. The grapple is held in provides for positive location and centering of the
position within the bowl by the basket grapple fish.
control. The control restricts the grapple from
rotating while allowing it to slide freely up and BASKET GRAPPLE
down inside the bowl. The grapple is positioned The basket grapple provides the grip which allows
in the bowl so that engagement will begin as soon the fish to be retrieved. A tapered lower end
as the bowl encounters the upper end of the fish. assures proper centering of the fish. The inside
diameter of the grapple is slightly smaller than the
OPERATION outside diameter of the fish. Allowance is made
such that a fish which is slightly oversized or
Be sure the fish has been dressed properly so the undersized (within API diametric tolerance
grapple will engage easily. The Overshot standards) can be easily retrieved. The tapered
Assembly must be made up with the proper size surface configuration on the outside of the grapple
basket. Make up the assembly to the fishing will align with the mating taper inside the bowl.
string. Run in hole until the fish is encountered. The differential movement of these tapers provide
Lower the assembly over the fish slowly while a gripping force suitable for applying significant
applying slight right hand rotation. Remove any pulling loads to the fish. The wicker teeth inside
residual torque that may be in the string. The fish the grapple are cut to very specific standards
may now be retrieved from the hole. which allow maximum bite on the fish. The
surface hardness of these wickers will usually
Should the fish be stuck and disengagement is exceed the hardness of standard drill string pipe
desired, merely bump down with full string by as much as fifty percent. The wickers are cut
weight to release the grip between the matching with a configuration which allows for easy
tapers of the bowl and grapple. Then apply right disengagement of the fish by bumping down and
hand rotation while gradually elevating the then rotating right. (Disengagement through left
fishing string. Once clear of the fish the string and hand rotation can be provided on request.)
overshot assembly may be “tripped” out of the
hole.
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 70 SHORTCATCH OVERSHOT
When Ordering Please Specify:

BASKET GRAPPLE CONTROL 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part
The control is used to transmit torque from the 2) Top Connection desired
drill string, through the bowl and to the grapple. 3) Size of Fish to be caught
The control also restricts the grapple from rotating 4) O.D., if other than Standard
inside the bowl. The key on the lower end of the
control also allows vertical movement of the Recommended Spares:
grapple, thus providing for the proper engagement 1) 2 Basket Grapples, each catch size
and disengagement of the fish. 2) 1 Basket Grapple control
GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH

MAXIMUM CATCH 1-5/8” 2-1/2” 2-5/8” 3-1/16” 3-1/16” 3-3/8” 3-21/32” 3-21/32” 3-3/4” 3-3/4”
STANDARD O.D. 2-5/16” 3-5/8” 3-3/4” 4-5/8” 4-1/8” 4-3/8” 4-11/16” 5-5/8” 4-3/4” 5-1/2”
STANDARD 7/8 2-1/2 2-3/8 2-1/2 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2
CONNECTION SR EUE REG. EUE REG. REG. REG. F.H. F.H. F.H.
TYPE S.H. S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H. S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H. F.S.
COMPLETE PART# SC-1 SC-2 SC-3 SC-4 SC-5 SC-6 SC-7 SC-8 SC-9 SC-10
ASSEMBLY XREF# 38506 17615 13535 11290 10434 C11023 10543 11297 12645 12785
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# SC-1-3 SC-2-3 SC-3-3 SC-4-3 SC-5-3 SC-6-3 SC-7-3 SC-8-3 SC-9-3 SC-10-3
XREF# 38507 17616 13536 11295 10435 A11024 10544 11298 10544 12786
BOWL PART# SC-1-1 SC-2-1 SC-3-1 SC-4-1 SC-5-1 SC-6-1 SC-7-1 SC-8-1 SC-9-1 SC-10-1
XREF# 38508 17617 13537 11291 10436 B11025 10545 11299 12646 12787
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# SC-1-4 SC-2-4 SC-3-4 SC-4-4 SC-5-4 SC-6-4 SC-7-4 SC-8-4 SC-9-4 SC-10-4
XREF# 38509 17618 13538 11292 10437 B11026 10546 11300 12647 12788
CONTROL XREF# 38510 17619 13539 11294 10438 A11027 10547 11301 12648 12789
GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH (CONTINUED)

MAXIMUM CATCH 4-1/4” 4-3/4” 4-3/4” 6” 6-1/4” 6-1/2” 7” 7-3/4” 8” 9”
STANDARD O.D. 5-3/4” 5-7/8” 6-5/8” 7-5/8” 7-7/8” 8-1/4” 8-1/2” 9-1/4” 9-3/4” 11-1/4”
STANDARD 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 6-5/8 7-5/8
CONNECTION F.H. I.F. F.H. F.H. I.F. REG. F.H. I.F. REG. REG.
TYPE F.S. S.H. F.S F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S.
COMPLETE PART# SC-11 SC-12 SC-13 SC-14 SC-15 SC-16 SC-17 SC-18 SC-19 SC-20
ASSEMBLY XREF# 13065 10560 11303 11630 16975 38939 20050 25030 20060 33878
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# SC-11-3 SC-12-3 SC-13-3 SC-14-3 SC-15-3 SC-16-3 SC-17-3 SC-18-3 SC-19-3 SC-20-3
XREF# 13066 10561 11304 11631 16976 38940 20051 25031 20061 33879
BOWL PART# SC-11-1 SC-12-1 SC-13-1 SC-14-1 SC-15-1 SC-16-1 SC-17-1 SC-18-1 SC-19-1 SC-20-1
XREF# 13067 10562 11305 11632 16977 38941 20052 25032 20062 33880
XREF# 13068 10563 11306 11633 16978 38942 20053 25033 20063 33881
CONTROL XREF# 13069 10564 11307 11634 16979 38943 20054 25034 20064 33882
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 150 OVERSHOT
Series 150 Series 150

Basket Grapple Spiral Grapple
Overshot Overshot
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SERIES 150 RELEASING & CIRCULATING

OVERSHOT The bowl of the overshot is designed with a tapered
spiral section on the inside diameter. The catching
GENERAL DESCRIPTION member, either spiral grapple or basket grapple, is
fitted into this section so that when an upward strain
The Gotco Series 150 Releasing and Circulating is exerted against the fish, the expansion strain is
Overshot is a fishing tool designed to externally spread evenly over a long section of the bowl. This
engage, pack-off and pull the fish. Simplicity of prevents distortion of the fish and overshot
construction and operation make it a must for any assembly.
basic fishing tool rig inventory.
The spiral grapple is formed as a left-hand helix with
The hardened alloy bowl provides maximum a tapered exterior to conform with the tapered
strength and pulling power. In service it takes a section or Buttress of the bowl. The pack-off
positive grip over a large area of the fish and, mechanism of the overshot is dependent on the catch
therefore, is capable of withstanding extremely mechanism in the tool. When using a spiral grapple,
heavy pulling, jarring and torsional strains without a type A packer is provided. The type A packer seals
damage or distortion to either the tool or the fish. with its O.D. against the inside of the bowl, while an
internal lip seals it around the fish, providing
Every Gotco Series 150 Releasing and Circulating positive circulation capabilities.
Overshot is designed to engage, pack-off, and pull a
specific size of tubing, pipe, coupling, tool joint, drill A basket grapple is an expandable cylinder with a
collar, or smooth O.D. tool. They can be adapted to tapered exterior to conform with the tapered buttress
engage and pack-off any smaller size with the section of the bowl. When the overshot is dressed
installation of proper Grapples and Packers. with the basket grapple, a control packer is
necessary. The control packer allows the operator to
USE redress the seals in the field. The control packer is
provided with or without mill teeth.
The Gotco Series 150 Releasing and Circulating
Overshot is used to engage, pack-off, and retrieve Both the spiral grapple and the basket grapple
twisted off or lost tubing, drill pipe, coupling, tool interior contain wicker threads for engagement with
joint, casing or other similar fish. the fish.
CONSTRUCTION Grapple controls are used as a special key to allow

the grapple to move up and down during operation
The Gotco Series 150 Releasing and Circulating while at the same time transmitting full torque from
Overshot consists of three basic external parts: the the grapple to the bowl.
top sub, bowl and guide. Note that the Gotco Bowl
has an integral pack-off ring to retain the Type A Spiral grapple controls are always plain and are
Packer. This makes the Gotco Bowl superior to other suitable for any spiral catch in the chosen assembly.
manufacturers by eliminating the stresses and spatter Basket grapple controls may be either plain or they
caused by welding the pack-off ring into the bowl. may include mill teeth. Separate basket grapple
The Gotco manufacturing process does not allow controls should be ordered for each basket grapple
any welding on the overshot bowl. The internal catch catch size required.
mechanisms are of two basic types depending on the
diameter of the fish to be caught. In operation, the overshot functions in the same
manner whether dressed with spiral grapple parts or
A spiral grapple, spiral grapple control, and type A basket grapple parts.
packer is used when the diameter of the fish is near
the maximum catch size of the overshot. During the engaging operation as the overshot is
lowered and rotated to the right, the grapple will
A basket grapple and a control packer (either plain expand when the fish is engaged, allowing the fish
or with milled teeth) is used when the diameter of the to enter the grapple. Then with rotation ceased and
fish is approximately ½" or more below the
maximum catch size of the overshot.
GRIPPING AND RELEASING MECHANISM
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upward pull exerted, the grapple is contracted by the 4. Threaded connections should be dried and
tapers within the bowl and its wickers grip the fish doped prior to assembly.
firmly. 5. Paint the entire outside of the Overshot
thoroughly grease the outside after each fishing
During the releasing operation a sharp downward job or during long periods of storage.
bump places the large portion of the bowl tapers
opposite the grapple's smaller tapered portion, PRECAUTIONS
breaking the hold. Then, when the overshot is rotated
to the right and slowly elevated, the wickers will Never rotate the fishing string to the left while the
screw the grapple off the fish effecting release. overshot is engaged with the fish unless an upward
strain is maintained.
OPERATION
Always bump down the full weight of the fishing
First determine that the overshot is properly string before starting releasing operations.
assembled and is dressed with the proper size
grapple and that all parts are in good working Always shut off circulating pumps before lowering
condition. Bowls which have been pulled beyond the the overshot over the fish.
recommended limit may show swelling in the center
or pulling area on the O.D. Previously used grapples TO ENGAGE AND PULL THE FISH
should be checked for sharpness of teeth and
possible cracks. It is always recommended to dress As the top of the fish is reached, slowly rotate the
an overshot with new grapples. Used or fishing string to the right and gradually lower the
reconditioned grapples may contain serious defects overshot over the fish. (Combined rotating and
which are not readily visible. lowering is important).
If the fish is smaller than the standard outside Allow the right-hand torque to slack out of the
diameter that the overshot grapple was designed to fishing string and then pull on the fish by elevating
catch, install a grapple for the appropriate catch size. the fishing string.
If the hole size is greater than the fish so that it is If the fish is not freed, turn on the circulating pumps
possible for the overshot to pass alongside the fish, and maintain an upward strain while circulation is
install an oversized guide in place of the standard forced through the fish.
guide.
TO RELEASE FROM THE FISH
If the top of the fish is a heavily burred tool joint,
replace the standard guide with the proper milling Bump down, then simultaneously rotate to the right
guide. and slowly elevate the fishing string until the
overshot is clear of the fish. (Combined rotating and
If the fish has an end that cannot be engaged, install elevating is important).
an extension between the top sub and the bowl.
To release a recovered fish, follow the same
Using the top sub, connect the overshot to the fishing procedure while holding the fish below the overshot.
string and run it in the hole.
FUNCTION OF THE GRAPPLE
MAINTENANCE
There are three mechanical conditions which cause
As in any other tool, the life of the Gotco Series 150 the grapple to expand and contract.
Releasing and Circulating Overshot is extended
when proper maintenance is followed. The following 1. The grapple is a left-hand helix which loosely
procedures should be followed: conforms to the bowl.
1. Disassemble and clean the overshot after each

use.
2. Internal parts should be inspected for breakage
and wear and if necessary be replaced.
3. Grease each internal part prior to assembly.
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2. The lower end of the grapple is anchored in the DISASSEMBLY

overshot bowl.
3. The inside diameter of the grapple is smaller 1. Break the threaded joint between the top sub and
than the outside diameter of the fish. the bowl, and between the bowl and the guide.
This is facilitated as the overshot is removed
As the overshot is rotated to the right and lowered from the hole.
over the fish, the drag of the fish against the grapple 2. Remove the guide from the bowl.
causes the grapple to unwind and expand sufficiently 3. Lift out the grapple control and unscrew the
to allow the fish to enter. grapple.
4. If spiral grapple was used, also remove the
As the overshot is rotated to the right and withdrawn packer.
from the fish, the drag of the fish against the grapple 5. Remove the top sub from the bowl.
causes the grapple to allow the overshot to be 6. Inspect the grapple control to assure they are not
withdrawn. damaged or cracked. Replace any questionably
damaged parts so that proper operation is
ENGAGING THE FISH insured when rerun in the hole.
7. Thoroughly clean and lubricate all internal
1. The guide will direct the fish into the overshot. parts, and the interior of all outside parts.
The inside diameter of the guide is sized so that
it will not allow a fish to enter the overshot, if ASSEMBLY
the diameter of the fish exceeds the maximum
catch of the overshot bowl being used. The 1. Clamp the bowl in a tight vise.
guide is very important in preventing damage to 2. Make up the top sub to the bowl.
the overshot assembly. 3. Screw the grapple into the bowl and insert the
2. The grapple will expand, allowing the fish to grapple control into the slot in the bowl. If spiral
pass through it. grapple is to be used install the packer first, then
3. The fish will pass through the pack-off rubber grapple control, also guarantee that the internal
and will stop when it contacts the pin end of the parts are put in the bowl well greased.
top sub. The conical shape inside the pin section 4. Make up the guide to the lower end of the bowl.
of the top sub will assist in centering the fish in 5. Tighten the two joints.
the overshot. In the case where an external upset 6. Paint or thoroughly lubricate the entire outside
section is being engaged by a basket grapple, the of the overshot to prevent deterioration.
fish will be halted by the solid steel stop in the
upper end of the basket grapple. When Ordering Please Specify:
4. The fish is now properly located in the overshot 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part
and will be held securely when an upward pull 2) Top Connection desired
is exerted so that the grapple is contracted by the 3) Size of Fish to be caught
tapers in the bowl. 4) O.D., if other than Standard
5. Once the fish is in this position the circulation
will seal the pack-off rubber around the fish and Recommended Spares:
prevent fluid passage down the outside. Thus, 1) 2 Basket Grapples, each catch size
by building up pressure with the pumps, the 2) 2 Basket Grapple Mill Control Packers (MCP)
fluid can be forced down through the fish. 3) 3 MCP Inner and Outer Seals
4) 2 Spiral Grapples, each catch sizes and
RELEASING FROM THE FISH controls
5) 3 Packers
The sharp downward bump places the largest portion
of the bowl tapers opposite the grapple and breaks Note:
the hold. Then while maintaining right hand rotation, See Ordering Tables at end of SERIES 150
which expands the grapple, the overshot may be OVERSHOT section.
withdrawn from the fish.
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Series 150 Overshot Pulling Strength

See the illustration below.
NOTE: All strength calculations are accurate within 15% of the pull ratings shown. All pull ratings assume
an applied straight, and steady pull on a round fish in a non-deviated hole, to maintain this accuracy. This
chart is to be used as a reference only.
See the Series 150 Overshot Pulling Strength Charts at the end of
this section.
Strength Calculations are based on the load

applied to the internal helix inside the bowl,
by the grapple helix surface area. Pulling
beyond published claims can lead to
swelling of the bowl, damaging the tool.
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SECTION 1 - SERIES 150 OVERSHOT ACCESSORIES
Oversized Guide Wall Hook Guide

Mill Container
Extension Sub Mill Guide Mill Extension
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OVERSIZED GUIDE
Oversize guides are used when the hole size is EXTENSION SUB
considerably larger than the fish and creating the If a twist-off has left a fish whose upper end is
possibility of missing the fish with the overshot unengageable, an extension sub should be used
assembly. The enlarged diameter and funneling effect between the top sub and the bowl of the overshot. This
of the oversize guide prevent the overshot assembly will permit lowering of the overshot over the fish far
from passing the fish. enough to insure engagement and packoff in the fishing
operation.
WALL HOOK GUIDE
Wall hook guides can be used when the fish is leaning
or embedded in a side wall. The "J" type design allows When Ordering The Following Please Specify:
engaging the fish by hooking the pipe several feet
below the top. A slight right hand rotation and upward OVERSIZED GUIDE:
movement will pull the fish into the long side opening.
Once the fish has been centered, standard overshot 1) O.D. of Guide Lip
engagement procedure is used. 2) Part number of Overshot
3) O.D. of Overshot
MILL CONTAINER &
MILL CONTAINER INSERT WALL HOOK GUIDE:
The Hollow Mill Container provides a means to dress
the fish and recover the fish with a standard Overshot 1) O.D. of Guide Lip
in one trip. The Hollow Mill Container is located 2) Part number of Overshot
between the Overshot Bowl and Standard Guide. A 3) O.D. of Overshot
Mill Insert, dressed with Tungsten Carbide to the
desired milling diameter, is placed inside the MILL CONTAINER &
lowermost section of the Hollow Mill Container and is MILL CONTAINER INSERT
secured in place by the Standard Guide. The Mill
Insert is keyed with the Container in order to provide 1) O.D. of Mill Container and Overshot assembly
the torque required for milling. This will allow for the number
fish to be dressed prior to entering the Overshot for 2) Length of Container (24” is standard)
recovery. 3) Desired milling I.D. and size of fish
EXTENSION SUB EXTENSION SUB:

If a twist-off has left a fish whose upper end is
unengageable, an extension sub should be used 1) Part number of Overshot
between the top sub and the bowl of the overshot. This 2) Length of Extension Sub
will permit lowering of the overshot over the fish far 3) Maximum size of fish
enough to insure engagement and pack-off in the 4) O.D. of Overshot
fishing operation.
MILL GUIDE & MILL EXTENSION:
MILL GUIDE
The Gotco Mill Guide is similar to the mill extension 1) Part number of Overshot
and is used in the same manner. However, with the mill 2) Desired milling I.D. and size of fish
guide no other guide mechanism is required. 3) O.D. of Overshot
MILL EXTENSION
When the top of the fish is heavily distorted, a mill
control packer may not be sufficient to provide the
necessary clean-up and preparation prior to
engagement of the grapple. In such cases the Gotco
Mill Extension is recommended. The mill extension is
assembled between the bowl and guide. The I.D. is
dressed with sintered tungsten carbide to easily and
quickly mill away flared and ragged metal from the top
of the fish. (Pounds are available on request; fish size
must be specified for each mill extension ordered.)
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EXTENSION SUBS WEIGHTS, LB, FOR VARIOUS LENGTHS AND OD’S

(Approximate Weights)
EXTENSION SUB O.D. 24" LONG 30" LONG 36" LONG 42" LONG 48" LONG 54" LONG 60" LONG
2" TO 2-1/2" O.D. Pound 35 40 45 60 75 80 90
OVER 2-1/2"TO 3" O.D. Pound 40 50 50 70 80 90 95
OVER 3" TO 3-1/2" O.D. Pound 45 55 60 75 85 95 100
OVER 3-1/2" TO 4" O.D. Pound 50 60 70 80 90 100 110
OVER 4" TO 4-1/2" O.D. Pound 53 64 75 86 97 108 119
OVER 4-1/2" TO 5" O.D. Pound 59 72 84 97 109 122 135
OVER 5" TO 5-1/2" O.D. Pound 66 80 94 108 122 136 150
OVER 5-1/2" TO 6" O.D. Pound 73 88 103 119 134 150 166
OVER 6" TO 6-1/2" O.D. Pound 90 109 128 147 166 185 204
OVER 6-1/2" TO 7" O.D. Pound 102 124 146 168 190 212 234
OVER 7" TO 7-1/2" O.D. Pound 122 148 174 200 226 252 278
OVER 7-1/2" TO 8" O.D. Pound 127 154 181 209 236 263 290
OVER 8" TO 8-1/2" O.D. Pound 140 170 200 230 260 290 320
OVER 8-1/2" TO 9" O.D. Pound 150 182 214 246 278 310 342
OVER 9" TO 9-1/2" O.D. Pound 178 212 246 280 314 348 382
OVER 9-1/2" TO 10" O.D. Pound 166 202 238 274 310 346 382
OVER 10" TO 10-1/2" O.D. Pound 176 214 252 290 328 365 404
OVER 10-1/2" TO 11" O.D. Pound 184 224 264 304 344 384 424
OVER 11" TO 11-1/2" O.D. Pound 207 253 298 343 388 433 478
OVER 11-1/2" TO 12" O.D. Pound 218 266 314 362 410 458 516
OVER 12" TO 12-1/2" O.D. Pound 230 289 330 380 430 480 530
OVER 12-1/2" TO 13" O.D. Pound 245 300 355 410 465 520 575
 O.D. and length of sub,
 Overshot O.D. and complete assembly number.
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SECTION 1 SERIES 150 OVERSHOT ACCESSORIES
OVERSIZE GUIDES
(Approximate weights)
GUIDE O.D. WEIGHT, POUND GUIDE O.D. WEIGHT, POUND
OVER...TO 4-1/2" OVER 13" TO 13-1/2" 190
OVER 4-1/2" TO 5" 23 OVER 13-1/2" TO 14" 197
OVER 5" TO 5-1/2" 27 OVER 14" TO 14-1/2" 205
OVER 5-1/2" TO 6" 30 OVER 14-1/2" TO 15" 223
OVER 6" TO 6-1/2" 34 OVER 15" TO 15-1/2" 242
OVER 6-1/2" TO 7" 49 OVER 15-1/2" TO 16" 250
OVER 7" TO 7-1/2" 65 OVER 16" TO 16-1/2" 257
OVER 7-1/2" TO 8" 75 OVER 16-1/2" TO 17" 267
OVER 8" TO 8-1/2" 85 OVER 17" TO 17-1/2" 278
OVER 8-1/2" TO 9" 87 OVER 17-1/2" TO 18" 300
OVER 9" TO 9-1/2" 90 OVER 18" TO 18-1/2" 321
OVER 9-1/2" TO 10" 100 OVER 18-1/2" TO 19" 327
OVER 10" TO 10-1/2" 131 OVER 19" TO 19-1/2" 334
OVER 10-1/2" TO 11" 137 OVER 19-1/2" TO 20" 344
OVER 11" TO 11-1/2" 143 OVER 20" TO 20-1/2" 353
OVER 11-1/2" TO 12" 159 OVER 20-1/2" TO 21" 362
OVER 12" TO 12-1/2" 175 OVER 21" TO 22" 377
OVER 12-1/2" TO 13" 183 OVER 22" TO 24" 382
WALL HOOK GUIDES

(Approximate weights)
GUIDE LENGTH 30" 36" 42" 48"
5" TO 5-1/2" O.D. Pound 81 94 110
OVER 5-1/2" TO 6" O.D. Pound 87 102 117
OVER 6" TO 6-1/2" O.D. Pound 93 110 126
OVER 6-1/2" TO 7" O.D. Pound 100 117 134
OVER 7" TO 7-1/2" O.D. Pound 108 126 144
OVER 7-1/2" TO 8" O.D. Pound 115 135 155
OVER 8" TO 8-1/2" O.D. Pound 123 145 166 188
OVER 8-1/2" TO 9" O.D. Pound 132 155 177 198
OVER 9" TO 9-1/2" O.D. Pound 185 191 213
OVER 9-1/2" TO 10" O.D. Pound 190 204 228
OVER 10" TO 10-1/2" O.D. Pound 225 244 273
OVER 10-1/2" TO 11" O.D. Pound 275 285 318
OVER 11" TO 11-1/2" O.D. Pound 285 299 333
OVER 11-1/2" TO 12" O.D. Pound 300 312 348
OVER 12" TO 12-1/2" O.D. Pound 327 366
OVER 12-1/2" TO 13" O.D. Pound 343 383
OVER 13" TO 13-1/2" O.D. Pound 360 402
OVER 13-1/2" TO 14" O.D. Pound 377 421
OVER 14" TO 14-1/2" O.D. Pound 391 436
OVER 14-1/2" TO 15" O.D. Pound 404 451
OVER 15" TO 15-1/2" O.D. Pound 419 467
OVER 15-1/2" TO 16" O.D. Pound 433 483
OVER 16" TO 16-1/2" O.D. Pound 448 500
OVER 16-1/2" TO 17" O.D. Pound 462 516
OVER 17" TO 17-1/2" O.D. Pound 479 535
OVER 17-1/2" TO 18" O.D. Pound 496 564
1) OD of guide lip
2) Part number of Overshot
3) OD of Overshot.
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(LOCK RING AND SPACER ASSEMBLY)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Back-off operations are inevitable. Various means have been used to assure the integrity of the connection
between the Top Sub and the Bowl of the Gotco Series 150 Overshot during these operations. The Gotco
Lock Ring can achieve this task without any machining, welding or grinding to install or remove the Lock
Ring device.
CONSTRUCTION
The Lock Ring portion of the set consists of two duplicate rings of alloy steel, each having milled teeth on
one face and knurling on the other face. The two opposing rings interlock as shown in the illustration
above. The Lock Rings have a machined slot that align when the rings are meshed together forming a
“break out groove.” This groove will be utilized to remove the rings when necessary.
ASSEMBLY
Put the two Lock Rings face to face so the teeth mesh. Slip them over the forward threads on the Top Sub.
If an “A” type Packer and Spiral Grapple are used in the assembly, place a Spacer over the end of the “A”
Packer, then makeup the Top Sub to the Bowl. Heavy makeup torque is not required. As the joint is made
up, the knurled faces of the Lock Ring dig into the shoulders of the Top Sub and Bowl and with the
opposing teeth to prevent backing off.
DISASSEMBLY
For disassembly, a Lock Ring Breakout Tool is required (See Breakout Clamp on next page.) This Clamp
prevents cam action between the mating teeth of the Lock Ring.
In operation, keys on the Breakout Clamp are inserted in the aligned grooves on the Lock Ring. Some
torque may be required to line up the grooves in order to insert the Keys. A suitable screw and screw
handle tighten the chain connecting the two keys preventing relative movement between the mating teeth of
the Lock Rings. The tapered design of the grooves and keys assure a proper fit and alignment. After the
Breakout Clamp has been attached and tightened, normal breakout torque can be applied which will
separate the knurled face of the Lock Rings and the shoulders of the threaded joint, and allow
disengagement of the Top Sub and the Bowl.
The Lock Ring Set should be able to be reused many times, affording the user extra insurance against
disengagement of G
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(LOCK RING BREAKOUT CLAMP)
 Lay chain though jaw channel (1) and hook (2).

 Adjust screw (3) for size.
 Close lever (4) to lock.
 Hands are completely free.
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(SHEARED DRILL PIPE RETRIEVAL)
The method shown on this page, is the most reliable and

effective method for sheared drill pipe recovery.
Sheared drill pipe Mill Operation

Series 150 Overshot outfitted Sheared D.P. Retrieval
inside B.O.P. Series 150 Overshot outfitted
with a mill extension and a
special long guide with a soft with basket grapple, control
metal bottom packer, top sub extension and
special short guide with a soft
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SHEARED DRILL PIPE RETRIEVAL- SINGLE TRIP METHOD
Mill Operation Sheared D.P. Retrieval

Sheared drill pipe Series 150 Overshot outfitted with a Series 150 Overshot is now in
inside B.O.P. special oversized centralizing milling position to engage with the upper
guide with a soft metal bottom and a mill tubular section and retrieve the drill
extension for final milling in preparation pipe.
for packing off and retrieval.
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SUBSEA SHEARED PIPE RETRIEVAL OPERATIONS
grapple engages and packs off the tool joint. The
SUBSEA SHEARED PIPE RETRIEVAL upper end is now housed in the Extension Sub. A
pull is now exerted on the Overshot to make
The need for severing drill pipe in a BOP occurs certain a positive engagement has been achieved.
occasionally when the rig has to move The BOP pipe rams are retracted allowing for the
unexpectedly from the well site. This is severed drill pipe to be raised to the rig floor. The
accomplished by severing the drill string inside severed joints can then be removed and replaced.
the BOP and “tripping out” the upper end only. (See Illustrations.)
When the rig returns, the string must be retrieved,
brought to the surface and the sheared piece
removed. This is accomplished by using a special ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
set of accessories on a standard Series 150
Overshot. When Ordering Please Specify:
1) BOP make and working bore size.
There are two steps to performing this operation. 2) Distance between the top of the pipe rams
and shear rams (counter lines).
STEP #1: MILLING THE SHEARED PIPE 3) Size and type of fish to be caught
4) Drill pipe body O.D. and tool joint O.D. and
Using the appropriate size standard Gotco Series length.
150 Overshot, remove the standard guide, control,
and grapple from the assembly. The Assembly is
dressed with a Mill Extension and a special, soft, See next page for more Ordering Instructions.
flat bottomed Guide and attached to the bottom of
the drill string. The Mill Extension is lined with
sintered tungsten carbide to the proper milling
diameter as dictated by the size of the drill pipe.
The Overshot assembly is lowered into the BOP

and over the end of the drill pipe and rotation is
commenced. Lowering the tool while rotating
will mill down the “dog eared” area of the drill
pipe that was sheared. The end of the special
Long Guide is faced with soft metal in the event
that contact is made with the BOP pipe rams, it
will not damage them. The Long Guide is
designed so that it does not allow the Milling
Extension to damage the tool joint suspended
above the pipe rams in the BOP. (See
illustration.)
STEP #2: RETRIEVING THE FISH
After completing step #1, milling operations, the

Gotco Series 150 Overshot is brought back up to
the surface and the assembly is reconfigured. The
assembly will now be dressed with a Special Short
Guide, Standard Basket Grapple, Mill Control
Packer, and if necessary, a top extension sub. The
Basket Grapple and Mill Control Packer will be
sized accordingly to properly engage the tool
joint. The Short Guide also has a soft metal end
to protect the rams from any damage.
The Overshot is again lowered into the BOP. The

drill pipe passes through the Overshot until the
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(SHEARED DRILL PIPE RETRIEVAL)
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS

1) Complete assembly or part number
2) Top Connection
3) Size and type of fish to be caught
4) Lower tool joints (at hang-off rams) total
length
5) Distance between the B.O.P Rams
Recommended Spare Parts:

1) Spiral -- 3 packers, 2 grapples for each size
and one control
2) Basket -- 2 grapples, 2 control packers or
mill control packers for each size
3) Control Packer or Mill Control Packer -- 3
inner and outer seals
Special Notes:
 F.S. (Full Strength) Engineered to withstand
all pulling, torsional and jarring strain.
 X.F.S. (Extra Full Strength) Engineered for
special hole condition commensurate with
maximum strength.
 S.H. (Slim Hole) Engineered to withstand
heavy pulling strains only.
 X.S.H. (Extra Slim Hole) Engineered for
pick up jobs only.
EXTENSION SUBS:
Please specify O.D. and length or sub, overshot
O.D. and assembly number.
WALL HOOK GUIDES:

OVERSIZE GUIDES:
LOCK RINGS AND SPACERS:

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GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 2 2-1/8 2-1/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-1/2
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 1-3/4 1-3/4 1-3/4 2 1-7/8 1-7/8 2
OVERSHOT O.D. 2-5/16 2-5/8 2-7/8 3-1/8 3-1/2 4-1/8 3-3/8
TYPE S.H. S.H. S.H. X.S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H.
COMPLETE PART# OS-20 OS-22 OS-25 OS-23 OS-24 OS-40 OS-30
ASSEMBLY XREF# B8919 C10199 16395 9305 C4741 1443 C4623
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# OS-20-3 OS-22-3 OS-25-3 OS-23-3 OS-24-3 OS-40-3 OS-30-3
XREF# A8920 A10200 16396 9311 B4742 1445 A5083
BOWL PART# OS-20-1 OS-22-1 OS-25-1 OS-23-1 OS-24-1 OS-40-1 OS-30-1
XREF# B8921 B10201 16397 9306 B4743 1446 B5088
PACKER PART# OS-20-6 OS-22-6 OS-25-6 OS-23-6 OS-24-6 OS-40-6 OS-30-6
XREF# L9407 B10202 16398 9309 L1453 1453 B5089
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# OS-20-8 OS-22-8 OS-25-8 OS-23-8 OS-24-8 OS-40-8 OS-30-8
XREF# L9403 B10204 16392 9307 B782 1448 B5091
CONTROL XREF# L9405 A10205 16393 9308 B783 1449 A5092
STANDARD GUIDE PART# OS-20-2 OS-22-2 OS-25-2 OS-23-2 OS-24-2 OS-40-2 OS-30-2
XREF# L9404 A10206 16394 9312 A4745 1450 A5093
BASKET PARTS
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# OS-20-4 OS-22-4 OS-25-4 OS-23-4 OS-24-4 OS-40-4 OS-30-4
XREF# L9403 B10204 16392 9307 B782 1448 B5091
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# OS-20-5C OS-22-5C OS-25-5C OS-23-5C OS-24-5C OS-40-5C OS-30-5C
CONTROL XREF# L9405 A10205 16393 9308 B783 1449 A5092
MILL CONTROL PART# OS-20-5M OS-22-5M OS-25-5M OS-23-5M OS-24-5M OS-40-5M OS-30-5M
PACKER XREF# 9407M B10202-R 16398R 9309R L1453R 1453R B5089R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 2-1/2 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/16 3-1/16
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 2 2-1/2 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-11/16 2-9/16
OVERSHOT O.D. 3-5/8 3-5/8 3-3/4 4 4-1/8 3-3/4 3-15/16
TYPE F.S. X.S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5080 9270 C1827 C4736 4390 37585 C5101
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5081 9276 A1834 A4737 4391 37586 A5102
XREF# B5082 9271 B1828 B4738 4392 37587 B5103
XREF# B3395 8550 A1831 L809RS 4398 37588 B3594
XREF# B5085 9272 A1829 M805 805 37590 B3596
CONTROL XREF# A5086 9273 A1830 M806 806 37591 B3597
XREF# A5087 9275 A1833 A4740 4393 37592 A3598
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B5085 9272 A1829 M805 805 37590 B3596
CONTROL XREF# A5086 9273 A1830 M806 806 37591 B3597
PACKER XREF# B3395R 8550R A1831R L809RS 4398R 37588R B3594R
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MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 3-1/16 3-1/8 3-1/8 3-1/8 3-1/8 3-1/8 3-1/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 2-9/16 2-5/8 2-5/8 2-5/8 2-5/8 2-5/8 2-3/4
OVERSHOT O.D. 4-3/16 3-7/8 4 4-1/8 4-1/8 4-1/4 4-1/8
TYPE F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. F.S. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5098 C1835 C5104 9105 8220 C4822 C5115
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5099 A1842 A5105 9106 8221 A4823 A5116
XREF# B5100 B1836 B5106 9107 8223 B4824 B5117
XREF# L7090 B1839 B5107 809 809 L7090 B5118
XREF# B4403 B1837 B5109 1741 1741 B791 B5120
CONTROL XREF# B4404 A1838 A5110 1747 1747 B792 A5121
XREF# A4405 A1841 A5111 1746 1746 A793 A5122
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B4403 B1837 B5109 1741 1741 B791 B5120
CONTROL XREF# B4404 A1838 B5110 1747 1747 B792 A5121
PACKER XREF# L7090R B1839R B5107R 809R 809R L7090R B5118R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 3-1/4 3-3/8 3-3/8 3-3/8 3-3/8 3-1/2 3-1/2
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 2-3/4 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 4-3/8 3-7/8 4-1/4 4-3/8 4-1/2 4-3/8 4-1/2
TYPE F.S. X.S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5112 21300 C5126 9635 C5123 C4619 C3793
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5113 21301 A5127 9636 A5124 A4620 A3794
XREF# B5114 21302 B5128 9637 B5125 B4621 A3795
XREF# L1517 21303 B4625 4185 L6515 L7065 L6515
XREF# B3205 21305 B4627 4195 B3359 B3607 B3607
CONTROL XREF# B3206 21306 B4628 4196 B3360 B3608 B3608
XREF# A3207 21307 A4629 4197 A3361 A4622 A3609
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B3205 21305 B4627 4195 B3359 B3607 B3607
CONTROL XREF# B3206 21306 B4628 4196 B3360 B3608 B3608
PACKER XREF# L1517R 21303R B4625R 4185R L6515R L7065R L6515R
27

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-21/32 3-21/32 3-21/32 3-21/32
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 3 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/8 3-1/8 3.220 3-1/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 4-5/8 4-13/16 5-1/8 4-1/2 4-9/16 4-11/16 5
TYPE F.S. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.H. S.F.S. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# 1255 C4732 C4561 17201 C5151 9109 C5148
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 1246 A4733 A4562 17202 A5152 9110 A5149
XREF# 1248 B4734 B4563 17203 B5153 9111 B5150
XREF# 1253 L168 L168 L6665 L6665 6665 B3219
XREF# 1249 M164 M164 B4339 B4339 6662 B4410
CONTROL XREF# 1250 M185 M185 B4340 B4340 6674 B4411
XREF# 1252 A4735 A2176 17204 A4341 6667 A4412
BASKET PARTS
XREF# 1249 M164 M164 B4339 B4339 6662 B4410
CONTROL XREF# 1250 M185 M185 B4340 B4340 6674 B4411
PACKER XREF# 1253R L168R L168R L6665R L6665R 6665R B3219R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-13/16 3-13/16 3-7/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 3-7/32 3-1/4 3-1/8 3-1/8 3-7/32 3-3/16 3-3/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 4-5/8 4-11/16 5 5-1/8 4-11/16 5-1/8 4-5/8
TYPE S.H. S.F.S. F.S. F.S. S.H. F.S. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5129 9120 9725 C4686 C9296 C7497 C6230
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5130 9110 9726 A4687 A9297 A7498 A6231
XREF# B5131 9121 9727 B4688 B9298 B7499 B6232
XREF# B5538 9122 811 A811 B9299 B2196 A1707
XREF# B5133 9123 814 B814 B9301 B2192 B6234
CONTROL XREF# B5134 9124 815 A815 A9302 B2193 A6235
XREF# A5135 9125 816 A816 A9303 A7501 A6236
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B5133 9123 814 B814 B9301 B2192 B6234
CONTROL XREF# A5134 9124 815 A815 A9302 B2193 A6235
PACKER XREF# B5538R 9122R 811R A88R B9299R A2196R 60947R
28

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 3-7/8 3-7/8 3-7/8 4 4 4 4-1/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 3-3/8 3-1/4 3-1/4 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-3/8 3-5/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 4-3/4 5-3/16 5-1/4 4-7/8 4-7/8 5-5/16 5
TYPE S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H.
COMPLETE PART# OS-65 OS-55 OS-5 OS-67 OS-67X OS-56 OS-57
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5139 C5136 9515 5168 C5154 C5142 C5428
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# OS-65-3 OS-55-3 OS-5-3 OS-67-3 OS-67X-3 OS-56-3 OS-57-3
XREF# A5140 A5137 9516 5155 A5155 A5143 A5429
BOWL PART# OS-65-1 OS-55-1 OS-5-1 OS-67-1 OS-67X-1 OS-56-1 OS-57-1
XREF# B5141 B5138 9517 5156 B5156 B5144 B5430
PACKER PART# OS-65-6 OS-55-6 OS-5-6 OS-67-6 OS-67X-6 OS-56-6 OS-57-6
XREF# A1707 B972 856 5157 B5157 B1508 B4895
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# OS-65-8 OS-55-8 OS-5-8 OS-67-8 OS-67X-8 OS-56-8 OS-57-8
XREF# B1709 M859 859 5159 B5159 B1505 B4897
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# OS-65-7 OS-55-7 OS-5-7 OS-67-7 OS-67X-7 OS-56-7 OS-57-7
CONTROL XREF# A1710 L875 875 5160 B5160 A1506 B4898
STANDARD GUIDE PART# OS-65-2 OS-55-2 OS-5-2 OS-67-2 OS-67X-2 OS-56-2 OS-57-2
XREF# A1711 6876 876 5169 A5161 A1507 B4899
BASKET PARTS
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# OS-65-4 OS-55-4 OS-5-4 OS-67-4 OS-67X-4 OS-56-4 OS-57-4
XREF# B1709 7859 859 5159 B5159 B1505 B4897
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# OS-65-5C OS-55-5C OS-5-5C OS-67-5C OS-67X-5C OS-56-5C OS-57-5C
CONTROL XREF# A1710 L875 875 5160 B5160 A1506 B4898
MILL CONTROL PART# OS-65-5M OS-55-5M OS-5-5M OS-67-5M OS-67X-5M OS-56-5M OS-57-5M
PACKER XREF# A1707R B972R 856R 5157R B5157R A1508R B4895R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 4-1/8 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/2 4-1/2
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 3-1/2 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-11/16 3-11/16 3-7/8 3-7/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 5-7/16 5-1/8 5-1/8 5-9/16 5-9/16 5-3/8 5-13/16
TYPE F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5425 C5162 4716 5896 C4819 C5165 C4814
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5426 A5163 4718 5897 A4820 A5166 A4815
XREF# B5427 B5164 4717 5898 B4821 B5167 B4816
XREF# L1867 B4672 4672 169 L169 B2487 B2199-1
XREF# B1997 B4674 4674 165 M165 B2489 B1987
CONTROL XREF# A1998 B4675 4675 186 L186 B2490 B1988
XREF# B1999 A4676 4719 187 L187 B2491 B1989
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B1997 B4674 4674 165 M165 B2489 B1987
CONTROL XREF# A1998 B4675 4675 186 L186 B2490 B1988
PACKER XREF# L18674 B4672R 4672R 169R L169R B2487R B2199-1R
29

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 4-5/8 4-5/8 4-5/8 4-5/8 4-3/4 4-3/4 4-3/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 4-1/8 4-1/8 4 4 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/4
OVERSHOT O.D. 5-1/2 5-5/8 5-15/16 5-15/16 5-5/8 5-3/4 5-3/4
TYPE S.H. F.S. F.S. F.S. S.H. F.S. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C4969 5698 5737 C4844 C5168 8975 N8975
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A4970 5699 5738 B4845 A5169 8976 L8976
XREF# B4971 5700 5735 B4846 B5170 8977 M8977
XREF# L1140 1140 195 L195 B2199 6114 L6114
XREF# M1135 1135 196 M196 B2201 6112 M6112
CONTROL XREF# M1137 1137 193 M193 B2202 6113 L6113
XREF# M1138 1143 192 L192 B2203 6121 L6121
BASKET PARTS
XREF# M1135 1135 196 M196 B2201 6112 M6112
CONTROL XREF# M1137 1137 193 M193 B2202 6113 L6113
PACKER XREF# L1140R 1140R 195R L195R B2199R 6114R L6144R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 4-3/4 4-3/4 4-7/8 4-7/8 4-7/8 5 5
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 4-1/8 4-1/8 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/2 4-3/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 6-1/16 6-1/16 5-3/4 6-1/8 6-3/16 5-7/8 6-1/8
TYPE F.S. F.S. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# 8940 C4829 C7096 912 C7093 C5171 7787
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 8941 A4830 A7097 908 A7094 A5172 7789
XREF# 8942 B4831 B7098 905 B7095 B5173 7788
XREF# 2362 B2362 B6387 1189 B2455 L5950 5950
XREF# 2364 B2364 B6389 1182 B2457 B4369 5942
CONTROL XREF# 2365 B2365 A6390 1187 B2458 B4370 5944
XREF# 6355 B2366 A6391 1186 A2459 B4371 5946
BASKET PARTS
XREF# 2364 B2364 B6389 1182 B2457 B4369 5942
CONTROL XREF# 2365 B2365 A6390 1187 B2458 B4370 5944
PACKER XREF# 2362R B2362R B6387R 1189R B2455R L5950R 5950R
30

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 5 5-1/8 5-1/4 5-1/4 5-3/8 5-1/2 5-1/2
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 4-1/4 4-5/8 4-5/8 4-1/2 4-3/4 4-7/8 4-3/4
OVERSHOT O.D. 6-5/8 5-3/4 6-3/8 6-7/8 6-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8
TYPE F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H. S.H. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C4825 C11823 6655 C5174 4773 8625 C5178
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# B4826 A11824 6656 A5175 4774 8626 B4826
XREF# B4827 B11825 4503 B4519 9205 8617 B5179
XREF# L4505 B11826 4505 B4520 9209 8618 B5180
XREF# M1071 B11828 4498 B4472 9207 8619 B5182
CONTROL XREF# M1072 A11829 4499 A4473 9208 8620 A5183
XREF# L1074 A11830 4504 A4474 4775 8621 A5184
BASKET PARTS
XREF# M1071 B11828 4498 B4472 9207 8619 B5182
CONTROL XREF# M1072 A11829 4499 A4473 9208 8620 B5183
PACKER XREF# M4505RS B11826R 4505R B4520R 9209R 8618R B5180R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 5-1/2 5-9/16 5-9/16 5-5/8 5-3/4 5-3/4 5-3/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 4-3/4 4-13/16 4-13/16 5 5-1/8 5 5
OVERSHOT O.D. 7-1/8 6-15/16 7-1/4 6-3/4 6-7/8 6-7/8 7-3/8
TYPE F.S. F.S. F.S. X.S.H. S.H. S.H. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5176 8943 C3810 9038 8978 C5193 6150
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5177 8944 A3811 9039 8979 A-5194 6151
XREF# B2791 8945 B3812 9040 8980 B5195 6152
XREF# A746 8947 L113 L9033 6697 B3479 110
XREF# B759 103 M103 M9035 6699 B3481 104
CONTROL XREF# B760 129 M129 M9036 6700 A3482 130
XREF# A761 8946 A3813 9037 6701 A-3483 120
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B759 103 M103 9035 6699 B3481 104
CONTROL XREF# B760 129 M129 9036 6700 A3482 130
PACKER XREF# A756R 8947R L113R 9033R 6697R B3479R 110R
31

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 6 6 6 6 6 6 6-1/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 5 5-3/8 5-1/4 5-1/4 5-1/4 5-1/4 5-1/2
OVERSHOT O.D. 7-3/8 7-1/8 7-1/2 7-5/8 7-5/8 7-5/8 7-1/4
TYPE F.S. S.H. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C4689 C5196 9996 247 C3364 7572 C5206
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A4690 A5197 9997 248 A3365 7573 A5207
XREF# B3522 B5198 9998 249 B3366 7574 B5208
XREF# L110 B5199 223 223 L223 223 B5209
XREF# M104 B5201 220 220 M220 220 B5211
CONTROL XREF# L130 A5202 219 219 L219 219 A5212
XREF# L120 A5203 218 218 L218 218 A5213
BASKET PARTS
XREF# M104 B5201 220 220 M220 220 B5211
CONTROL XREF# L130 A5202 219 219 L219 219 A5212
PACKER XREF# L110R B5199R 223R 223R L223R 223R B5209R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 6-1/8 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 5-3/8 5-5/8 5-5/8 5-5/8 5-1/2 5-9/16 5-9/16
OVERSHOT O.D. 7-3/4 7-3/8 7-3/8 7-3/8 7-3/8 7-5/8 7-5/8
TYPE F.S. S.H. S.H. S.H. S.H. S.F.S. S.F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5204 12567 9692 12565 C4691 8741 1873
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5205 7573 9693 118 A4692 8742 118
XREF# B4218 12568 9694 12566 B4693 1641 1875
XREF# L1642 9689 9689 9689 L1642 1642 1642
XREF# B2063 9687 9687 9687 B4694 1644 1644
CONTROL XREF# B2064 9688 9688 9688 B4695 1645 1645
XREF# A2065 9691 9691 9691 A4696 5525 5525
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B2063 9687 9687 9687 B4694 1644 1644
CONTROL XREF# B2064 9688 9688 9688 B4695 1645 1645
PACKER XREF# L1642R 9689R 9689R 9689R L1642R 1642R 1642R
32

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-3/8 6-3/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 5-9/16 5-9/16 5-9/16 5-1/2 5-9/16 5-3/4 5-5/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 7-5/8 7-7/8 7-7/8 7-7/8 7-7/8 7-1/2 7-3/4
TYPE S.F.S F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# 19090 7791 9678 C2108 D7791 9009 9163
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 19091 7793 7922 B2106 L7793 9010 9165
XREF# 19092 1657 9749 B2109 M1657 9011 9164
XREF# 1642 1680 1680 L1680 L1680 9005 5508
XREF# 1644 1659 1659 B2073 M1659 9003 5503
CONTROL XREF# 1645 1660 1660 A2074 L1660 9004 5504
XREF# 5525 1493 1493 A2075 L1493 9007 5506
BASKET PARTS
XREF# 1644 1659 1659 B2073 M1659 9003 5503
CONTROL XREF# 1645 1660 1660 A2074 L1660 9004 5504
PACKER XREF# 1642R 1680R 1680R L1680R 1680R 9005R 5508R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 6-1/2 6-1/2 6-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 5-3/4 5-7/8 5-3/4 6 6 5-7/8 5-7/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 7-5/8 7-5/8 8-1/8 7-3/4 7-3/4 8-1/8 8-1/4
TYPE S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H. S.H. S.F.S. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5344 M9860 C5342 4785 N4785 9339 C3032
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# OS-761-3 0S-76-3 OS-85-3 OS-126-3 OS-127-3 OS-128-3 OS-129-3
XREF# A5345 L9861 A5343 9133 L9133 9338 A3033
XREF# B5346 M9862 B3711 9134 M9134 9337 B3034
XREF# B5347 M9865 B2372 9136 L9136 1634 A1814
XREF# B5349 M9863 B2374 9137 M9137 84 N84
CONTROL XREF# B5350 L9864 B2375 9138 L9138 89 M89
XREF# A5351 L9867 A2376 9139 L9139 4174 A1818
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B5349 M9863 B2374 9137 M9137 84 N84
CONTROL XREF# B5350 L9864 B2375 9138 L9138 89 M89
PACKER XREF# B5347R L9865R L6635R 9136R L9136R 1634R A1814R
33

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 6-3/4 6-3/4 6-3/4 6-3/4 6-7/8 7 7
MAX. (BASKETS) CATCH 6-1/8 6-1/8 6 6 6-1/4 6-3/8 6-3/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 7-7/8 7-7/8 8-3/8 8-3/8 8 8-1/8 8-1/8
TYPE S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.H. S.H.
ASSEMBLY XREF# 16500 C5222 275 C3833 8995 9815 9217
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 16501 A5223 276 A3834 8996 9816 9218
XREF# 16502 B5224 277 B3816 8997 9817 9219
XREF# B5225 B5225 207 L207 8985 9224 L9224
XREF# B5227 B5227 209 M209 8987 9222 9222
CONTROL XREF# B5228 A5228 208 L208 8988 9223 9223
XREF# 16503 A5229 205 L205 8989 9226 9226
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B5227 B5227 209 M209 8987 9222 9222
CONTROL XREF# B5228 A5228 208 L208 8988 9223 9223
PACKER XREF# B5225R B5225R 207R L207R 8985R 9224R 9224R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 7 7 7 7 7-1/8 7-1/4 7-1/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 6-1/4 6-3/8 6-1/4 6-1/4 6-1/2 6-5/8 6-1/2
OVERSHOT O.D. 8-1/8 8-3/8 8-5/8 8-5/8 8-1/4 8-3/8 8-7/8
TYPE S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C3263 17208 7800 C4817 9750 C5354 7805
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A3033 276 7802 B4818 9544 A5355 7807
XREF# B3264 17209 7801 B3819 9571 B5356 7806
XREF# L6310 9224 111 L111 9231 B5357 1025
XREF# B3267 9222 105 N105 9229 B5359 1027
CONTROL XREF# B3268 9223 131 M131 9230 B5360 1031
XREF# A3269 9226 121 M121 4792 A5361 1029
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B3267 9222 105 N105 9229 B5659 1027
CONTROL XREF# B3268 9223 131 M131 9230 B5360 1031
PACKER XREF# L6310R 9224R 111R L111R 9231R B5357R 1025R
34

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 7-1/4 7-3/8 7-3/8 7/3/8 7-1/2 7-1/2 7-1/2
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 6-1/2 6-3/4 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-7/8 6-7/8 6-3/4
OVERSHOT O.D. 8-7/8 8-1/2 8-1/2 9 8-5/8 8-5/8 8-3/4
TYPE F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S. S.H. S.H. S.F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C5352 4793 C5233 C5230 12692 C7101 9290
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A5353 4794 A5234 A5231 12693 A7102 9296
XREF# M1026 9233 B5235 B5232 12694 B7103 9291
XREF# L1025 9237 B5236 B4154 12695 B7104 9298
XREF# M1027 9235 B5238 C4156 12697 B7106 9292
CONTROL XREF# M1031 9236 B5239 B4157 12698 A7107 9293
XREF# M1029 4795 A5240 A4158 12699 A7108 9295
BASKET PARTS
XREF# M1027 9235 B5238 C4156 12697 B7106 9292
CONTROL XREF# M1031 9236 B5239 B4157 12698 A7107 9293
PACKER XREF# L1025R 9237R B5236R B4154R 12695R B7104R 9298R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 7-1/2 7-5/8 7-5/8 7-3/4 7-3/4 7-3/4 7-3/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 6-3/4 7 6-7/8 7-1/8 7-1/8 7 7
OVERSHOT O.D. 9-1/8 8-3/4 9-1/4 8-7/8 8-7/8 9-3/8 9-3/8
TYPE F.S. S.H. F.S. S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# C7099 4796 C5241 9850 5257 1665 C1500
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# A7100 4797 A5242 9851 5258 1666 B1502
XREF# B4516 9239 B5243 9852 5259 1283 B1501
XREF# L98 9243 B5244 9855 5260 98 L98
XREF# B3454 9241 B5246 9853 5262 85 N85
CONTROL XREF# B3455 9242 B5247 9854 5363 100 M100
XREF# A3456 4798 A5248 9857 5264 88 M88
BASKET PARTS
XREF# B3454 9241 B5246 9853 5262 85 N85
CONTROL XREF# B3455 9242 B5247 9854 5263 100 M100
PACKER XREF# M98RS 9243R B5244R 9855R 5260R 98R L98R
35

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 7-7/8 8 8 8 8-3/8 8-3/8 8-1/2
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 7-1/4 7-1/4 7-1/4 7-1/4 7-3/4 7-5/8 7-7/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 9 9-1/8 9-5/8 9-5/8 9-1/2 10-1/16 9-5/8
TYPE S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. S.H. F.S. S.H.
ASSEMBLE XREF# 4816 C5265 264 C4179 4834 C1230 C5284
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 4835 A5266 265 B4180 9063 B1235 A5285
XREF# 9245 B5267 266 B2716 9062 B1231 B5286
XREF# 9250 B5268 235 M235 9055 L1060 B5287
XREF# 9248 B5270 238 M238 9057 C1232 B5289
CONTROL XREF# 9249 B5271 239 M239 9058 B1233 A5290
XREF# 4836 A5272 240 M240 9059 B1236 A5291
BASKET PARTS
XREF# 9248 B5270 238 M238 9057 C1232 B5289
CONTROL XREF# 9249 B5271 239 M239 9058 B1233 B5290
PACKER XREF# 9250R B5268R 235R L235R 9055R L1060R B5287R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 8-1/2 8-1/2 8-5/8 8-5/8 8-5/8 8-3/4 8-7/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 7-3/4 7-3/4 8 7-7/8 7-5/8 8 8-1/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 10-1/8 10-1/8 9-3/4 10-1/4 11 10-1/2 10-1/2
TYPE F.S. F.S. X.S.H. S.H. F.S. F.S. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# 8960 C5281 4837 C5297 C5292 8963 C5305
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 8961 A5282 4838 A5298 A5293 8964 A5306
XREF# 8962 B5283 9098 B5299 B5294 8965 B5307
XREF# 8956 L1060 9103 B5300 A1966 1966 B5308
XREF# 8957 B4430 9101 B5302 B1962 8966 B5310
CONTROL XREF# 8958 A4431 9102 B5303 B1963 8967 B5311
XREF# 8959 B4432 4839 A5304 A5296 8968 A5312
BASKET PARTS
XREF# 8957 B4430 9101 B5302 B1962 8966 B5310
CONTROL XREF# 8958 A4431 9102 B5303 B1963 8967 B5311
PACKER XREF# 8956R L1060R 9103R B5300R A1966R 1966R B5308R
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MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 9 9 9-1/2 9-5/8 9-3/4 10 10-1/8
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 8-1/4 8 8-3/4 8-7/8 9 9-1/4 9-3/8
OVERSHOT O.D. 10-5/8 11-3/8 11-3/4 11-1/4 11-3/8 11-7/8 11-3/4
TYPE F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S. F.S.
ASSEMBLY XREF# 5321 C5313 15250 C12822 26255 8969 5329
REPLACEMENT PARTS
XREF# 5322 A5314 15251 A12823 26256 8970 5330
XREF# 5323 B5315 15252 B12824 26257 8971 5331
XREF# 5324 B5316 15255 B12825 26260 1969 5332
XREF# 5326 B5318 15253 B12827 26258 8972 5334
CONTROL XREF# 5327 B5319 15254 B12828 26259 8973 5335
XREF# 5328 A5320 15257 A12829 26261 8974 5336
BASKET PARTS
XREF# 5326 B5318 15253 B12827 26258 8972 5334
CONTROL XREF# 5327 B5319 15254 B12828 26259 8973 5335
PACKER XREF# 5324R B5316R 15255R B12825R 26260R 1969R 5332R

MAX. (SPIRAL) CATCH 10-1/8 11-1/4 12 14 14-3/4 16-3/4
MAX. (BASKET) CATCH 9-1/8 10-1/2 11-1/4 13-1/4 14 16
OVERSHOT O.D. 12-1/2 12-3/4 13-3/4 16 16-3/4 20-3/4
TYPE X.F.S. F.S.
COMPLETE PART# OS-160 OS-12 OS-163 OS-162 OS-164 OS-165
ASSEMBLE XREF# C1880 15800 33006 68028 64553 31653
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# OS-160-3 OS-12-3 OS-163-3 OS-162-3 OS-164-3 OS-165-3
XREF# B1885 15801 33007 68029 64554 31654
BOWL PART# OS-160-1 OS-12-1 OS-163-1 OS-162-1 OS-164-1 OS-165-1
XREF# B1881 15802 33008 68030 64555 31655
PACKER PART# OS-160-6 OS-12-6 OS-163-6 OS-162-6 OS-164-6 OS-165-6
XREF# A1969 15805 33011 68031 64556 31656
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# OS-160-8 OS-12-8 OS-163-8 OS-162-8 OS-164-8 OS-165-8
XREF# B1971 15803 33009 68033 64558 31658
SPIRAL GRAPPLE PART# OS-160-7 OS-12-7 OS-163-7 OS-162-7 OS-164-7 OS-165-7
CONTROL XREF# B1972 15804 33010 68034 64559 31659
STANDARD GUIDE PART# OS-160-2 OS-12-2 OS-163-2 OS-162-2 OS-164-2 OS-165-2
XREF# B1973 15806 33012 68035 64560 31660
BASKET PARTS
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# OS-160-4 OS-12-4 OS-163-4 OS-162-4 OS-164-4 OS-165-4
XREF# B1971 15803 33009 68033 64558 31658
BASKET GRAPPLE PART# OS-160-5C OS-12-5C OS-163-5C OS-162-5C OS-164-5C OS-165-5C
CONTROL XREF# B1972 15804 33010 68034 64559 31659
MILL CONTROL PART# OS-160-5M OS-12-5M OS-163-5M OS-162-5M OS-164-5M OS-165-5M
PACKER XREF# A1969R 15805R 33011R 68031R 64566R 31656R
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CONTROL PACKERS - TYPE “R” REPLACEABLE INNER SEALS
Listed in Order of Fish Size

FISH SIZE 1-7/8 2 2-1/8 2-1/4 2-3/8 2-1/2 2-5/8 2-3/4 2-7/8 3
INNER SEAL PART# G10803 G10804 G10805 G10806 G10807 G10808 G10809 G10810 G10811 G10812
FISH SIZE 3-1/8 3-1/4 3-3/8 3-1/2 3-5/8 3-3/4 3-7/8 4 4-1/8 4-1/4
FISH SIZE 4-3/8 4-1/2 4-5/8 4-3/4 4-7/8 5 5-1/8 5-1/4 5-3/8 5-1/2
FISH SIZE 5-5/8 5-3/4 5-7/8 6 6-1/8 6-1/4 6-3/8 6-1/2 6-5/8 6-3/4
FISH SIZE 6-7/8 7 7-1/8 7-1/4 7-3/8 7-1/2 7-5/8 7-3/4 7-7/8 8
FISH SIZE 8-1/8 8-1/4 8-3/8 8-1/2 8-5/8 8-3/4 8-7/8 9 9-1/8 9-1/4
WHEN ORDERING PLEASE SPECIFY: RECOMMENDED SPARE:

(1) Control Packer Number (1) 3 Inner Seals
(2) Fish Size (2) GOTCO Adhesive
(3) Inner Seal Number
GOTCO Adhesive Compound: Note: Type “E” Bonded Type inner

seals
Resyn #41241-1 are available in specific sizes
upon
Catalyst #41241-2 request.
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GOTCO OVERSHOT ACCESSORIES

CONTROL PACKERS - TYPE “R” REPLACEABLE OUTER SEALS
LISTED IN NUMERICAL ORDER OF CONTROL PACKER PART NUMBER
PACKER# 98R 98RS 110R 111R L113R L168R 169R 195R 207R
PART# OS-93-13 OS-93-13 OS-110-13 OS-86-13 OS-106-13 OS-38-13 OS-42-13 OS-80-13 OS-83-13
XREF# 568265 568264 568435 568441 586255 568240 568244 568349 568261
PACKER# 223R 235R A-756R 809R 811R A811R 856R B972R 1025R
XREF# 568437 568445 568254 568233 568240 568240 568241 568241 568263
PACKER# L1060R 1140R 1189R 1253R 1453R L1453R A1508R L1517R 1634R
XREF# 568268 568247 568250 568239 568228 568228 568246 568236 568260
PACKER# 1642R 1680R A1707R A1814R A1831R B1839R L1867R 1966R A1966R
XREF# 568259 568438 568241 568260 568233 568234 568243 568447 568447
PACKER# 1969R A1969R A2196R B2199R B21991R 2362R B2455R B2487R B3219R
XREF# 568447 568449 568241 568248 568246 568248 568249 568246 568239
PACKER# B3395R B3479R B3594R B4154R 4185R 4398R 4505R M4505RS B4520R
XREF# 568230 568256 568234 568263 568241 568233 568252 568250 568252
PACKER# B4625R 4672R B4672R B4895R B5089R B5107R B5118R 5157R B5157R
XREF# 568237 568244 568244 568242 568229 568234 568236 568242 568242
PACKER# B5180R B5199R B5209R B5225R B5236R B5244R 5260R B5268R B5287R
XREF# 568254 568258 568259 568261 568264 568264 568265 568266 568266
PACKER# B5300R B5308R B5316R 5324R B5324R 5332R B5347R B5357R 5508R
XREF# 568269 568270 568437 568270 568269 568274 568260 568263 568260
PACKER# B5538R 5950R L5950R 6114R 6310R B6387R 6515R L6635R 6665R
XREF# 568240 568250 568250 568247 568262 568249 568237 568439 568239
PACKER# L6665R 6697R L7065R L7090R B7104R 8550R 8618R 8947R 8956R
XREF# 568239 568255 567238 568235 568264 568233 568253 568252 568268
PACKER# 8985R 9005R 9033R 9055R 9103R 9122R 9136R 9209R 9224R
XREF# 568261 568259 568255 568267 568268 568239 568260 568252 568261
PACKER# L9224R 9231R 9237R 9243R 9250R 9298R B9299R 9309R 9407R
XREF# 568261 568262 568263 568263 568265 568264 568241 568228 568032
PACKER# 9689R 9855R L9865R B10202R B11826R B12825R 15255R 15805R 16398R
XREF# 568258 568264 568259 568227 568251 568271 568272 568451 568226
PACKER# 21303 26260R 37588R
PART# OS-17-13 OS-113-13 OS-1-13
XREF# 568237 568273 568234
WHEN ORDERING PLEASE SPECIFY: RECOMMENDED SPARE:

(1) Control Packer Number (1) 3 Inner Seals
(2) Fish Size (2) GOTCO Adhesive
(3) Inner Seal Number
GOTCO Adhesive Compound:

Resyn #41241-1
Catalyst #41241-2
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SECTION 1 – Series 150 Overshot Pulling Strength Tables

(lbs. pull)
OS- (####) (in inches) W/ Spiral W/ Basket
1 37587 3 3/4 192,000 172,032
2 9271 3 5/8 180,000 161,280
3 9111 4 11/16 295,000 264,320
4 8977 5 3/4 450,000 403,200
5 9517 5 1/4 478,000 428,288
6 1641 7 5/8 590,000 528,640
7 B5103 3 15/16 222,000 198,912
8 9219 8 1/8 495,000 443,520
9 266 9 5/8 602,000 539,392
10 5323 10 5/8 657,000 588,672
11 5331 11 3/4 662,000 593,152
12 15802 12 3/4 594,000 532,224
13 B1836 3 7/8 154,000 137,984
14 B4824 4 1/4 0
15 B5117 4 1/8 219,000 196,224
16 B5114 4 3/8 0
17 21302 3 7/8 90,000 80,640
18 B5128 4 1/4 219,000 196,224
19 A3795 4 1/2 0
20 B8921 2 5/16 50,000 44,800
21 B5082 3 5/8 294,000 263,424
22 B10201 2 5/8 97,000 86,912
23 9306 3 1/8 173,000 155,008
24 B4743 3 1/2 309,000 276,864
25 16397 2 7/8 173,000 155,008
26 1248 4 5/8 241,000 215,936
27 B1828 3 3/4 216,000 193,536
28 17203 4 1/2 231,000 206,976
29 B5131 4 5/8 262,000 234,752
30 B5088 3 3/8 0
31 9107 4 1/8 285,000 255,360
32 B5125 4 1/2 337,000 301,952
33 B4621 4 3/8 225,000 201,600
34 B5100 4 3/16 0
35 B5153 4 9/16 249,000 223,104
36 9121 4 11/16 233,000 208,768
37 9637 4 3/8 0
38 B4734 4 13/16 0
39 8223 4 1/8 285,000 255,360
Note: All strengths listed are accurate within 20%. These strengths assume a straight and steady
pull, with full engagement with the fish. These strengths are to be used as a guideline only
40
BOWL NO. BOWEN REF O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield Point.

(lbs. pull)
W/ Spiral W/ Basket
40 1446 4 1/8 0
41 B4688 5 1/8 0
42 5898 5 9/16 493,000 441,728
43 B4738 4 318,000 284,928
44 B5427 5 7/16 475,000 425,600
45 4392 4 1/8 0
46 B5170 5 5/8 310,000 277,760
47 B5106 4 224,000 200,704
48 B4816 5 13/16 481,000 430,976
50 B4563 5 1/8 0
51 B5150 5 0
52 9727 5 0
53 B5167 5 3/8 280,000 250,880
54 B7499 5 1/8 0
55 B5138 5 3/16 0
56 B5144 5 5/16 461,000 413,056
57 B5430 5 0
58 B5173 5 7/8 298,000 267,008
59 B5164 5 1/8 296,000 265,216
60 B9298 4 11/16 268,000 240,128
61 7788 6 1/8 408,000 365,568
62 905 6 1/8 508,000 455,168
63 4503 6 3/8 402,000 360,192
64 B6232 4 5/8 160,000 143,360
65 B5141 4 3/4 0
66 8617 6 5/8 380,000 340,480
67 5156 4 7/8 315,000 282,240
68 8980 6 7/8 474,000 424,704
69 4717 5 1/8 296,000 265,216
70 B4821 5 9/16 452,000 404,992
71 B3522 7 3/8 0
72 B4971 5 1/2 296,000 265,216
73 9694 7 3/8 491,000 439,936
74 5700 5 5/8 394,000 353,024
75 7574 7 5/8 677,000 606,592
76 M9862 7 5/8 517,000 463,232
77 B4218 7 3/4 0
78 B2109 7 7/8 666,000 596,736
79 B5224 7 7/8 452,000 404,992
80 5735 5 15/16 0
81 8997 8 517,000 463,232
82 B4846 5 15/16 0
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(lbs. pull)
W/ Spiral W/ Basket
83 277 8 3/8 678,000 607,488
84 17209 8 3/8 720,000 645,120
85 B3711 8 1/8 661,000 592,256
86 B3819 8 5/8 0
87 9239 8 3/4 466,000 417,536
88 M1026 8 7/8 656,000 587,776
89 5259 8 7/8 0
90 M8977 5 3/4 0
91 B4516 9 1/8 0
92 B5267 9 1/8 466,000 417,536
93 1283 9 3/8 656,000 587,776
94 8942 6 1/16 439,000 393,344
95 B4831 6 1/16 431,000 386,176
96 B7098 5 3/4 281,000 251,776
97 B7095 6 3/16 439,000 393,344
98 B4827 6 5/8 0
99 B11825 5 3/4 135,000 120,960
100 B4519 6 7/8 0
101 8962 10 1/8 622,000 557,312
102 9205 6 1/2 457,000 409,472
103 B5179 6 5/8 0
104 B2791 7 1/8 0
105 8945 6 15/16 0
106 B3812 7 1/4 0
107 8965 10 1/2 0
108 9040 6 3/4 0
109 B5195 6 7/8 0
110 6152 7 3/8 0
111 B5198 7 1/8 0
112 B12824 11 1/4 647,000 579,712
113 26257 11 3/8 679,000 608,384
114 9998 7 1/2 583,000 522,368
115 249 7 5/8 0
116 B3366 7 5/8 0
117 B5208 7 1/4 0
118 12568 7 3/8 0
119 12566 7 3/8 0
120 1875 7 5/8 0
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(lbs. pull)
W/ Spiral W/ Basket
121 19092 7 5/8 0
122 1657 7 5/8 0
123 9749 7 7/8 0
124 M1657 7 7/8 0
125 9011 7 1/2 517,000 463,232
126 9134 7 3/4 517,000 463,232
127 M9134 7 3/4 517,000 463,232
128 9337 8 1/8 546,000 489,216
129 B3034 8 1/4 655,000 586,880
130 16502 7 7/8 0
131 B3816 8 3/8 0
132 9817 8 1/8 495,000 443,520
133 B3264 8 1/8 0
134 7801 8 5/8 0
135 9571 8 1/4 451,000 404,096
136 B5356 8 3/8 423,000 379,008
137 7806 8 7/8 0
138 9233 8 1/2 471,000 422,016
139 B5235 8 1/2 0
140 B5232 9 0
141 12694 8 5/8 0
142 B7103 8 5/8 0
143 9291 8 3/4 0
144 B5243 9 1/4 0
145 9852 8 7/8 483,000 432,768
146 B1501 9 3/8 0
147 9245 9 0
148 B2716 9 5/8 0
149 9062 9 1/2 475,000 425,600
150 B1231 10 1/16 712,000 637,952
151 B5286 9 5/8 0
152 B5283 10 1/8 0
153 9098 9 3/4 0
154 B5299 10 1/4 0
155 B5294 11 0
156 B5307 10 1/2 648,000 580,608
157 B5315 11 3/8 0
158 15252 11 3/4 0
159 8971 11 7/8 0
160 B1881 12 1/2 0
161 GOTCO 13 3/4 1,041,000 932,736
162 68030 16 0
163 33008 13 3/4 847,000 758,912
164 64555 16 3/4 0
165 31655 20 3/4 0
731 B4693 7 3/8 0
761 B5346 7 5/8 0
775 9164 7 3/4 565,000 506,240
801 N/A 4 13/16 120,000 107,520
803 N/A 4.803 116,000 103,936
pull, with full engagement with the fish. These strengths are to be used as a guideline only.
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SECTION 1 – Series 150 Component Makeup Torque
Makeup Torque Chart (Top Sub to Bowl / Guide to Bowl)

The torque values shown are for the maximum torque makeup recommendations and are set at approximately
50% of the yield. These torque values are not required for all fishing jobs and lower torque values will work
with less wear to the threads. It is also assumed that torque will be applied evenly to the O.D. of the tool, as
to not collapse the tool.
OS-1 37585 3 3/4 2,200 500
OS-2 9270 3 5/8 2,000 400
OS-3 9109 4 11/16 3,000 1,000
OS-4 8975 5 3/4 8,000 1,500
OS-5 5 1/4 N/A N/A
OS-6 8741 7 5/8 16,000 4,700
OS-7 5101 3 15/16 1,900 900
OS-8 9217 8 1/8 15,000 4,200
OS-9 264 9 5/8 24,000 9,000
OS-10 5321 10 5/8 30,000 10,800
OS-11 5329 11 3/4 43,000 15,000
OS-12 15800 12 3/4 48,000 15,000
OS-13 1835 3 7/8 2,300 600
OS-15 4 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-17 21300 3 7/8 1,700 400
OS-18 4 1/4 N/A N/A
OS-20 8919 2 5/16 500 60
OS-21 5080 3 5/8 2,500 900
OS-22 2 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-23 9305 3 1/8 1,500 350
OS-24 3 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-25 2 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-26 4 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-27 1827 3 3/4 2,500 600
OS-28 4 17/32 N/A N/A
OS-29 5129 4 5/8 4,800 1,200
OS-31 9105 4 1/8 2,800 1,000
OS-32 4 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-33 9109 4 3/8 3,500 750
OS-35 5151 4 9/16 5,000 1300
OS-36 9120 4 11/16 3,200 900
OS-39 4 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-42 5896 5 9/16 7,800 2,200
OS-43 4 N/A N/A
OS-44 5 7/16 N/A N/A
OS-46 5168 5 5/8 6,400 1,500
OS-47 4 N/A N/A
OS-48 5 13/16 N/A N/A
OS-53 5 3/8 N/A N/A
OS-56 5 5/16 N/A N/A
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SECTION 1 – Series 150 Component Makeup Torque
OS-56 5 5/16 N/A N/A

OS-58 5171 5 7/8 7,000 1,800
OS-59 5 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-60 4 11/16 N/A N/A
OS-61 7787 6 1/8 7,800 2,300
OS-62 6 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-63 6655 6 3/8 9,000 2,600
OS-64 4 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-66 8625 6 5/8 9,000 3,000
OS-67 5154 4 7/8 6,000 1,000
OS-68 6 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-69 4716 5 1/8 4,800 1,300
OS-70 5 9/16 N/A N/A
OS-72 4969 5 1/2 7,200 1,500
OS-73 9692 7 3/8 12,000 3,200
OS-74 5698 5 5/8 6,500 1,500
OS-75 7 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-76 9860 7 5/8 12,000 3,500
OS-78 2108 7 7/8 13,000 4,200
OS-79 5222 7 7/8 9,200 4,000
OS-81 8 N/A N/A
OS-83 275 8 3/8 17,800 6,500
OS-84 8 3/8 N/A N/A
OS-85 5342 8 1/8 17,000 5,000
OS-88 8 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-92 5265 9 1/8 16,500 5,000
OS-94 6 1/16 7,000 2,000
OS-95 6 1/16 7,000 2,000
OS-96 7096 5 3/4 5,300 1,700
OS-97 6 3/16 N/A N/A
OS-99 11823 5 25/32 5,000 1,300
OS-101 8960 10 1/8 30,000 9,500
OS-102 4773 6 1/2 8,000 2,500
OS-112 12822 11 1/4 38,000 12,000
OS-113 11 3/8 N/A N/A
OS-114 7 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-125 7 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-126 4785 7 3/4 13,000 4,000
OS-128 8 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-129 3032 8 1/4 17,600 6,500
OS-132 8 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-135 8 1/4 N/A N/A
OS-136 5354 8 3/8 14,000 4,900
OS-138 8 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-145 8 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-149 4834 9 1/2 20,000 6,000
OS-150 10 1/16 N/A N/A
OS-156 5305 10 1/2 32,000 10,000
OS-161 13 3/4 N/A N/A
OS-163 33006 13 3/4 60,000 15,800
OS-775 7 3/4 N/A N/A
OS-801 4 13/16 N/A N/A
OS-803 4.803 N/A N/A
45
SECTION 1 - DIE COLLAR
Standard Type “B”

Type Threaded for a standard Guide
Die Collar or an Oversized Guide
Section View
Standard Guide Oversized Guide
46
Two types of guides are available for the type B

DIE COLLAR Die Collar. The standard Guide is a cut lip guide.
The threaded type B Die Collar also allows the
GENERAL DESCRIPTION addition of Oversized Guides at the lower end of
the skirt. If the hole size in which the Collar must
The Gotco Die Collar is an external catch tool be operated is so much greater than the fish size
designed to engage the O.D. of a fish. The Die that it is possible for the Die Collar to pass
Collar cuts a thread into the fish to assure proper alongside rather than over the fish, an oversized
engagement. Retrieval of light weight tubular guide should be installed on the Die Collar in
goods is simple and inexpensive with a Gotco Die place of the thread protector at the bottom of the
Collar. tool. Thereafter, when the assembly is run in the
hole, combined rotation and lowering will cause
USE the Guide to align the fish with the Die Collar and
insure entrance of the fish into the tool.
Any item that can be retrieved by external
engagement can usually be engaged by the Gotco
Die Collar. The fish must have a clean O.D., long ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
enough to allow entry of the fish into the Die
Collar. When Ordering Please Specify:
1) Name and Number of Part
CONSTRUCTION 2) Connection
3) Type and Size Guide if Required
The Gotco Die Collar is constructed of alloy steel. 4) O.D. if other than Standard
Hardened wicker’s cut on the tapered I.D. of the
collar assure positive engagement with the fish. Special Notes:
The tapered wicker section is available with or
without flutes. The Die Collar is furnished with Unless otherwise specified, plain water-tight
water tight wicker threads without flutes unless wicker’s, non-fluted will be furnished standard on
otherwise specified. all Die Collars. Wicker diameters larger or
smaller than standard may be specified, provided
MAINTENANCE that the largest wicker is smaller than the tool
O.D. and that the largest and smallest wicker
After each use the Die Collar should be diameters are increased or decreased by the same
thoroughly cleaned and inspected. Re-dope amount, which will maintain a taper
threads and paint the tool prior to storage. approximating the standard ¾" included taper per
foot.
OPERATION
When ordering with Cut lip Guide, extra length at
The Gotco Die Collar is the simplest fishing tool extra cost is required. For Extra Long Die Collars,
available for engaging a fish externally. In check with Engineering for possible two or three
operation, it is necessary only to run the Die configurations. Die Collars requiring the welding
Collar in the hole to the top of the fish, apply less of two or more pieces together add extra cost.
than one point of weight and rotate sufficiently to
embed the tapered threads of the Collar onto the
fish, cease rotation and pull the fish.
Gotco Die Collars are furnished in several types:

 Type A: with plain or cut lip bottom
 Type A: with carburized mill teeth
 Type B: with threads for replaceable guide.
The various types are identical except for the

lower end of the tool. A thread protector is
provided to protect type B threads.
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GOTCO DIE COLLARS

NOMINAL SIZE 3/4 1 1 1-1/4 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-7/8
PIPE PIPE UPSET PIPE PIPE UPSET REG I.F. PIPE
TO CATCH 1.050 1.315 1.469 1.660 2-3/8 2-21/32 3-1/8 3-3/8 2-7/8
TOTAL LENGTH 8 17 15 12 24 24 24 24 24
OUTSIDE DIAM. 1.660 1-13/16 1-29/32 2-5/16 3-7/16 3-11/16 4-3/16 4-7/16 4
DIAMETER OF LARGE
WICKER 1-3/16 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-7/8 2-9/16 2-13/16 3-5/16 3-9/16 3-1/16
DIAMETER OF SMALL
WICKER 7/8 1 1-1/8 1-3/8 1-3/4 2 2-1/2 2-3/4 2-1/4
TYPE A WITH PLAIN OR
LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-1 DC-2 DC-3 DC-4 DC-5 DC-6 DC-7 DC-8 DC-9
TYPE A WITH CARBURIZED
MILL TEETH PART# DC-1-2M DC-2-2M DC-3-2M DC-4-2M DC-5-2M DC-6-2M DC-7-2M DC-8-2M DC-9-2M
TYPE B LESS GUIDE
PART# DC-5-B DC-6-B DC-7-B DC-8-B DC-9-B
GUIDE STD. O.D. WITH
PLAIN OR LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-5-3 DC-6-3 DC-7-3 DC-8-3 DC-9-3
GUIDE STD. O.D. W/
CARBURIZED MILL TEETH PART# DC-5-4 DC-6-4 DC-7-4 DC-8-4 DC-9-4
GOTCO DIE COLLARS (CONTINUED)

NOMINAL SIZE 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2
UPSET REG I.F. PIPE UPSET REG F.H. I.F. PIPE
TO CATCH 3-7/32 3-3/4 4-1/8 3-1/2 3-13/16 4-1/4 4-5/8 4-3/4 4-1/2
TOTAL LENGTH 24 24 24 32 32 32 32 32 36
OUTSIDE DIAM. 4-3/8 4-7/8 5-1/4 4-3/4 5-1/16 5-1/2 5-7/8 6 5-7/8
DIAMETER OF LARGE
WICKER 3-7/16 3-15/16 4-5/16 3-3/4 4-1/16 4-1/2 4-7/8 5 4-3/4
DIAMETER OF SMALL
WICKER 2-5/8 3-1/8 3-1/2 2-5/8 2-15/16 3-3/8 3-3/4 3-7/8 3-3/8
LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-10 DC-11 DC-12 DC-13 DC-14 DC-15 DC-16 DC-17 DC-18
MILL TEETH PART# DC102M DC112M DC122M DC132M DC142M DC152M DC162M DC172M DC182M
TYPE B LESS GUIDE
PART# DC-10-B DC-11-B DC-12-B DC-13-B DC-14-B DC-15-B DC-16-B DC-17-B DC-18-B
PLAIN OR LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-10-3 DC-11-3 DC-12-3 DC-13-3 DC-14-3 DC-15-3 DC-16-3 DC-17-3 DC-18-3
GUIDE STD. O.D. W/
CARBURIZED MILL TEETH PART# DC-10-4 DC-11-4 DC-12-4 DC-13-4 DC-14-4 DC-15-4 DC-16-4 DC-17-4 DC-18-4
See Ordering Instructions on the first page of the Die Collar Section.
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NOMINAL SIZE 4-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-9/16 5-9/16 5-9/16 5-9/16
UPSET REG F.H. I.F. PIPE UPSET REG F.H.
TO CATCH 5 5-1/2 5-3/4 6-1/8 5-9/16 6-1/16 6-3/4 7
TOTAL LENGTH 36 36 36 36 42 42 42 42
OUTSIDE DIAM. 6-3/8 6-7/8 7-1/8 7-1/2 7-1/16 7-9/16 8-1/4 8-1/2
DIAMETER OF LARGE
WICKER 5-1/4 5-3/4 6 6-3/8 5-13/16 6-5/16 7 7-1/4
DIAMETER OF SMALL
WICKER 3-7/8 4-3/8 4-5/8 5 3-15/16 4-7/16 5-1/8 5-3/8
LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-19 DC-20 DC-21 DC-22 DC-23 DC-24 DC-25 DC-26
MILL TEETH PART# DC-19-2M DC-20-2M DC-21-2M DC-22-2M DC-23-2M DC-24-2M DC-25-2M DC-26-2M
TYPE B LESS GUIDE
PART# DC-19-B DC-20-B DC-21-B DC-22-B DC-23-B DC-24-B DC-25-B DC-26-B
PLAIN OR LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-19-3 DC-20-3 DC-21-3 DC-22-3 DC-23-3 DC-24-3 DC-25-3 DC-26-3
GUIDE STD. O.D. W/
CARBURIZED MILL TEETH PART# DC-19-4 DC-20-4 DC-21-4 DC-22-4 DC-23-4 DC-24-4 DC-25-4 DC-26-4

NOMINAL SIZE 5-9/16 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8
I.F. PIPE UPSET REG F.H. I.F. REG REG
TO CATCH 7-3/8 6-5/8 7-1/8 7-3/4 8 8-1/2 8-5/8 10-3/4
TOTAL LENGTH 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 46
OUTSIDE DIAM. 8-7/8 8-1/8 8-5/8 9-1/4 9-1/2 10 10-3/4 13-5/8
DIAMETER OF LARGE
WICKER 7-5/8 6-7/8 7-3/8 8 8-1/4 8-3/4 9-3/4 12
DIAMETER OF SMALL
WICKER 5-3/4 5 5-1/2 6-1/8 6-3/8 6-7/8 7-7/8 10
LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-27 DC-28 DC-29 DC-30 DC-31 DC-32 DC-33 DC-34
MILL TEETH PART# DC-27-2M DC-28-2M DC-29-2M DC-30-2M DC-31-2M DC-32-2M DC-33-2M DC-34-2M
TYPE B LESS GUIDE
PART# DC-27-B DC-28-B DC-29-B DC-30-B DC-31-B DC-32-B DC-33-B DC-34-B
PLAIN OR LIPPED BOTTOM PART# DC-27-3 DC-28-3 DC-29-3 DC-30-3 DC-31-3 DC-32-3 DC-33-3 DC-34-3
GUIDE STD. O.D. W/
CARBURIZED MILL TEETH PART# DC-27-4 DC-28-4 DC-29-4 DC-30-4 DC-31-4 DC-32-4 DC-33-4 DC-34-4
See Ordering Instructions on the first page of the Die Collar Section.
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SECTION 2 - INTERNAL CATCH
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TAPER TAP ------------------------------- PAGE 2

Illustrations 2
Operations & Maintenance 3
Special Notes 3
Pin Taps 3
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL, How To Order 3-4
GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR------ PAGE 5
INC. Illustrations 5-6
Operations & Maintenance 7
To Release 7
Disassembly 7
Re-Assembly 7
Segmented Grapple & Tables 8-9
Principal Dimensions 10
Stop Subs and Stop Rings 11-12
How To Order 12
GRS Nose Accessories 13-14
Descriptions & Part Number Tables 14
Strength & Torque Charts 15
How To Order 16-17
Catch Range Reference Charts 18-20
OPERATIONS & Pack-Off Attachment Illustrations 21
MAINTENANCE MANUAL Pack-Off Disassembly 22
Pack-Off Reassembly 22
Standard & Oversize Packers 23
How To Order 22-23
PACKER RETRIEVAL TOOL---PAGE 24
Illustrations 24
General Description 24-25
Accessories 25
Operations 25-26
To Release & Reset Retriever Tool 26
Maintenance 26
Disassembly Of Packer Retriever 26-27
Reassembly Of Packer Retriever 27
How To Order 28-29

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SECTION 2 - TAPER TAP
Standard Taper Tap Skirted Taper Tap w/ Accessories
Threaded for
Skirt
SKIRT
GUIDE
OVERSIZED
GUIDE
Circulation is
provided through
the tool, unless the
minor taper
diameter is too
small.
The standard taper,

when possible, is
3/4" taper/ft.
Intended “Catch
Area”
of the Skirt. Thereafter, when the assembly is run

TAPER TAPS in the hole, combined rotation and lowering will
cause the Skirt Guide and Skirt to align the fish
GENERAL DESCRIPTION with the Tap and insure entrance of the Tap into
the fish.
The standard Gotco Taper Tap is an internal catch
tool designed to engage the I.D. of a fish. The
Taper Tap, like a self-tapping screw, cuts a thread MAINTENANCE
into the fish to assure proper engagement.
Retrieval of light weight tubular goods is simple After each use the Taper Tap should be
and inexpensive with a Gotco Taper Tap. thoroughly cleaned and inspected. Re-dope
threads and paint the tool prior to storage.
USE
Any item that can be retrieved by an internal
engagement can usually be engaged by the Gotco When Ordering Please Specify:
Taper Tap. The fish must have a clean I.D. deep 1) Number of Assembly
enough to allow entry of the tap into the fish. 2) Sizes of Fish to be caught
3) Top Connection; Size & Type
CONSTRUCTION 4) Fluted or Non-Fluted Wickers
5) Threaded for Skirt with Skirt Thread
The Gotco Taper Tap is a single piece Protector will require Additional Costs
construction of alloy steel. Hardened wicker
threads on the tapered O.D. of the taper tap assure Special Notes:
positive engagement with the fish. The tapered
wicker section is available with or without flutes. Unless otherwise specified, plain water-tight
(See Note in Ordering Instructions) wickers will be furnished standard on all Taps.
Wicker diameters larger or smaller than standard
OPERATION may be specified, provided that the largest wicker
is smaller than the tool O.D. and that the largest
The Gotco Taper Tap is the simplest fishing tool and smallest wicker diameters are increased or
available for engaging a fish internally. In decreased by the same approximate amount,
operation, it is necessary only to run the Taper which will maintain a taper approximating the
Tap in the hole to the top of the fish, apply less standard 3/4" included taper per foot, when
than one point of weight and rotate sufficiently to achievable
embed the tapered threads of the Tap into the fish,
cease rotation and pull the fish.
PIN TAPS
Gotco Taper Taps are furnished in two types -
Plain Type and Skirt Type. The two types are The Gotco Pin Tap is similar to the Taper Tap in
identical except that plain type “A” are supplied that they are both designed to catch a fish
without a skirt thread and the skirt type “B” is internally. However, the Pin Tap is designed with
threaded externally at the lower end of their necks a matching taper to catch the threaded portion of
for assembling a Tap Skirt. A thread protector is the box connection of the fish. Pin taps are
provided to protect this thread. available as a special order item per customer
request
Two types of skirts are also available. The
standard Guide Skirt acts as skirt and cut lip ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
guide. The threaded guide skirt allows the
addition of Oversized Guides at the lower end of When Ordering Please Specify:
the skirt. If the hole size in which the Tap must be 1) Top Connection; Size & Type
operated is so much greater than the fish size that 2) Box Connection to be caught
it is possible for the Tap to pass alongside rather 3) Fluted or Non-Fluted Wickers
than into the fish, a Skirt should be installed on
the Tap in place of the Cap and the proper
Oversize Guide should be installed on the bottom
GOTCO TAPER TAPS

NOMINAL SIZE 5/8 3/4 1-13/16 1 7/8 1-1/4 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 I.F.
S.R. S.R. F.J. EUE S.R. EUE EUE REG.
OUTSIDE DIAMETER 1-1/2 1-3/4 1-13/16 1.9 2-5/16 2-3/8 3-1/16 3-1/8 3-3/8
TO CATCH 1/2 5/8 3/4 1 7/8 1-1/4 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8
1 1-1/4 1-3/8 PIPE 1-1/2 PIPE O.D. REG I.F.
ID ID ID ID CPL TJ HYDTJ
TOTAL LENGTH 16 18 18 18 20 20 27 27 27
SMALLEST WICKER DIAM. 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 3/4 7/8 1-5/8 5/8 1-3/8
LARGEST WICKER DIAM. 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-3/4 1-3/4 1-7/8 2-5/8 1-5/8 2-3/8
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# TT-1 TT-2 TT-3 TT-4 TT-5 TT-6 TT-7 TT-8 TT-9
XREF# 25939 14458 15247 25880 14448 25881 25882 15233 15234
TAPER TAPS (CONTINUED)

NOMINAL SIZE 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2 4 4-1/2 4-1/2
REG. I.F. REG. FH IF REED DS FH REG FH
OUTSIDE DIAMETER 3-3/4 4-1/8 4-1/4 4-5/8 4-3/4 5 5-1/4 5-1/2 5-3/4
TO CATCH 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2 4 4-1/2 4 IF TJ
REG PIPE REG PIPE IF TJ REED FHTJ REG 4 PIPE
TJ API TJ API 3-1/2 DS TJ TJ 4-1/2 FH
HYDTJ FH TJ PIPE 4-1/2
PIPE
TOTAL LENGTH 27 27 33 33 33 33 36 36 36
SMALLEST WICKER DIAM. 7/8 1-3/4 1 1-5/8 2-3/16 2-5/16 2-5/16 1-3/4 2-5/8
LARGEST WICKER DIAM. 1-7/8 2-3/4 2-1/2 3-1/8 3-11/16 3-13/16 3-15/16 3-3/8 4-1/4
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# TT-10 TT-11 TT-12 TT-13 TT-14 TT-15 TT-16 TT-17 TT-18
XREF# 19487 19488 19489 19490 19491 25883 25884 19492 19493
GOTCO TAPER TAPS (CONTINUED)

NOMINAL SIZE 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2 5-1/2 5-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8
XH IF REG FH IF REG FH
OUTSIDE DIAMETER 6 6-1/8 6-3/4 7 7-3/8 7-3/4 8
TO CATCH 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2 5-1/2 OR 5-1/2 OR 6-5/8 6-5/8
XH IFTJ OR 5-9/16 5-9/16 REG FH IF
TJ 4-1/2 5-9/16 FH TJ IF TJ PIPE TJ PIPE
PIPE REGTJ PIPE
TOTAL LENGTH 36 36 38 38 38 38 38
SMALLEST WICKER DIAM. 2-7/8 3-1/4 2-1/4 3-5/8 4-1/4 3 4-5/8
LARGEST WICKER DIAM. 4-1/2 4-3/4 4 5-3/8 6 4-3/4 6-3/8
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# TT-19 TT-20 TT-21 TT-22 TT-23 TT-24 TT-25
XREF# 25885 19494 15240 15241 15242 15243 15244
See the beginning of the Taper Tap Section for Instructions on placing an order.
SECTION 2 - GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEARS
Segmented Type Standard Type

Retaining Screw/
Grapple Washer
Carrier
Grapple
Segments
Retainer
Ring
Segment
Bolts
Segmented Grapple Exploded Assembly

is then lowered slowly until the grapple is fully

GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR inside the fish. Further penetration may be
desirable depending on fish condition.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Gotco Grapple Releasing Spear is an internal The string should now be rotated one full turn to
catch fishing tool. This spear is designed to the left (at the spear) allowing the mandrel to rotate
withstand heavy jarring and pulling strains. within the grapple and setting the grapple into the
Circulation can be maintained through the fish and engaged position. An upward pull is then taken
the spear can be easily disengaged and re-engaged which firmly sets the grapple. The fish may now
as the particular fishing job may require. be pulled.
USE MAINTENANCE
The Gotco Grapple Releasing Spear can be used to The Gotco Grapple Releasing Spear can provide
internally engage and retrieve any item having continued service with proper use and simple
sufficient internal diameter to allow entry of the maintenance.
Spear Assembly. When required, other accessory
tools can be located in the fishing string either Disassemble the tool after each use. Thoroughly
above or below the spear. clean all parts and inspect for wear or damage.
Paint and/or grease to extend storage life.
CONSTRUCTION
The Gotco Grapple Releasing Spear consists of a TO RELEASE
Mandrel, Grapple and Bull Nose. An Anti-Friction When it is necessary to release from a fish, the
Anti-Lock Release Ring is also available. Flush procedure is quite simple.
Type Mandrels (standard) allow deeper entry into
the fish. Shoulder Type Mandrels (optional) are 1. Bump down on the spear to break the pressure
used when the deeper entry is not required or when of the mandrel and grapple helix tapers.
the connection specified exceeds the standard 2. Rotate to the right two or three turns putting
diameter of the Flush Mandrel. the grapple in the release position.
3. Elevating the string should free the spear from
The Alloy Steel Mandrel is cut with an external the fish.
helix and is threaded for a bull nose nut or other 4. If the spear does not disengage bump down
accessory nuts, then heat treated to provide the again and elevate slowly while rotating to the
ideal combination of yield strength, tensile right, the wickers on the grapple O.D. should
strength and withstanding impacts. (See unscrew from the fish ID allowing
accessories at the beginning of this section.) disengagement.
The single piece grapple has a corresponding helix DISASSEMBLY

cut through the I.D. to allow easy assembly to the 1. Secure mandrel in vise.
mandrel and uniform strain dispersion to the fish. 2. Remove nut - unscrew counter clockwise.
Extra long (heavy duty) mandrels and grapples are 3. Remove grapple - unscrew clockwise.
available to further minimize any distortion to the 4. Clean, examine and replace worn or damaged
fish under heavy pulling strains. The Bull Nose parts.
Nut on the end of the mandrel guides the spear into
the fish while also acting as a retaining mechanism RE-ASSEMBLY
for the Spear Grapple. An Anti-Friction Release 1. Secure mandrel in vise.
Ring is standard to prevent locking the grapple 2. Grease mandrel helix and grapple ID heavily.
against the nut. 3. Screw on grapple - counter clockwise.
4. Dope pin connection and screw on nut tightly.
OPERATION 5. Paint exterior surfaces prior to storage.
Select a spear mandrel and corresponding grapple
and nut that are sized correctly for the fish. (See ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
tables at the end of this section for standard See tables at the end of this GRS section for
dimensions.) ordering instructions.
With grapple screwed down hand tight against the

nut, make up spear to the fishing string. The string
SECTION 2 - GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR
(SEGMENTED TYPE)
SEGMENTED GRAPPLE ASSEMBLY grapple segments are then bolted to the O.D. of the
grapple body. Grapple segments can be ordered in
The Gotco Segmented Grapple Assemblies are a variety of sizes to facilitate a wide range of fish
used to convert 8-5/8” or 9-5/8” spears into tools inside diameters. The Upper and Lower Grapple
capable of retrieving fish sizes up to 20" casing. Retainer Rings further strengthen this powerful
The Grapple Body is similar to the I.D. of the pulling tool
standard Grapples; having the helix cut to conform
to that on the corresponding mandrel. Eight
SEGMENT TYPE GRAPPLE ASSEMBLY

FITS SPEAR GRS-85 GRS-85 GRS-85 GRS-85 GRS-85H GRS-85H GRS-85H
NUMBER 9380 9380 9380 9380 17243 17243 17243
TO CATCH - PIPE SIZE 10-3/4 11-3/4 12-3/4 13-3/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 12-3/4
PIPE WEIGHT 32.75 38.00 45.45 48.00 32.75 38.00 45.45
48.00 54.00 66.72 68.00 48.00 54.00 66.72
40.00 47.00 61.00 40.00 47.00
55.50 60.00 85.00 55.50 60.00
COMPLETE PART# GRS-85-10 GRS-85-10 GRS-85-10 GRS-85-10 GRS-85H-10 GRS-85H-10 GRS-85H-10
ASSEMBLY XREF# 9382 9382 9382 9382 17245 17245 17245
REPLACEMENT PARTS
GRAPPLE BODY PART# GRS-85-11 GRS-85-11 GRS-85-11 GRS-85-11 GRS-85H-11 GRS-85H-11 GRS-85H-11
XREF# 9382A 9382A 9382A 9382A 17245A 17245A 17245A
GRAPPLE SEGM. PART# GRS-85-12 GRS-85-12 GRS-85-12 GRS-85-12 GRS-85H-12 GRS-85H-12 GRS-85H-12
(8 PER SET) XREF# 9382B 9382B 9382B 9382B 17245B 17245B 17245B
SEGMENT SCREW PART# GRS-85-13 GRS-85-13 GRS-85-13 GRS-85-13 GRS-85H-13 GRS-85H-13 GRS-85H-13
XREF# 12198 12198 12198 12198 12198 12198 12198
RETAINER RING PART# GRS-85-14 GRS-85-14 GRS-85-14 GRS-85-14 GRS-85H-14 GRS-85H-14 GRS-85H-14
(2 REQ'D) XREF# 56855 56855 56855 56855 56855 56855 56855
RETAINER SCREW PART# GRS-85-15 GRS-85-15 GRS-85-15 GRS-85-15 GRS-85H-15 GRS-85H-15 GRS-85H-15
RING (6 REQ'D) XREF# 23535 23535 23535 23535 23535 23535 23535
RETAINER RING PART# GRS-85-16 GRS-85-16 GRS-85-16 GRS-85-16 GRS-85H-16 GRS-85H-16 GRS-85H-16
SCREW SPACER (6) XREF# 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979
Recommended Spares:
 Set of segments
 Sets of segment screws.
(SEGMENTED TYPE)
SEGMENT TYPE GRAPPLE ASSEMBLY (CONTINUED)

FITS SPEAR GRS-85H GRS-95 GRS-95 GRS-95 GRS-95H GRS-95H GRS-95H
NUMBER 17243 9281 9281 9281 17246 17246 17246
TO CATCH - PIPE SIZE 13-3/8 13-3/8 14 16 13-3/8 14 16
PIPE WEIGHT 48.60 48.00 42.00 55.00 48.00 42.00 55.00
68.00 68.00 57.00 65.00 68.00 57.00 65.00
61.00 61.00 61.00
85.00 85.00
COMPLETE PART# GRS-85H10 GRS-95-10 GRS-95-10 GRS-95-10 GRS-95H10 GRS-95H10 GRS-95H10
ASSEMBLY XREF# 17245 9283 9283 9283 17248 17248 17248
REPLACEMENT PARTS
GRAPPLE BODY PART# GRS-85H11 GRS-95-11 GRS-95-11 GRS-95-11 GRS-95H11 GRS-95H11 GRS-95H11
XREF# 17245A 9283A 9283A 9283A 17248A 17248A 17248A
GRAPPLE SEGM. PART# GRS-85H12 GRS-95-12 GRS-95-12 GRS-95-12 GRS-95H12 GRS-95H12 GRS-95H12
(8 PER SET) XREF# 17245B 9283B 9283B 9283B 17248B 17248B 17248B
SEGMENT SCREW PART# GRS-85H13 GRS-95-13 GRS-95-13 GRS-95-13 GRS-95H13 GRS-95H13 GRS-95H13
XREF# 12198 23020 23020 23020 23020 23020 23020
RETAINER RING PART# GRS-85H14 GRS-95-14 GRS-95-14 GRS-95-14 GRS-95H14 GRS-95H14 GRS-95H14
(2 REQ'D) XREF# 56855 56409 56409 56409 56409 56409 56409
RETAINER SCREW PART# GRS-85H15 GRS-95-15 GRS-95-15 GRS-95-15 GRS-95H15 GRS-95H15 GRS-95H15
RING (6 REQ'D) XREF# 23535 56813 56813 56813 56859 56859 56859
RETAINER RING PART# GRS-85H16 GRS-95-16 GRS-95-16 GRS-95-16 GRS-95H16 GRS-95H16 GRS-95H16
SCREW SPACER (6) XREF# 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979
SEGMENT TYPE GRAPPLE ASSEMBLY (CONTINUED)

FITS SPEAR GRS-133 GRS-133 GRS-133 GRS-95 GRS-95 GRS-95H
NUMBER 27780 27780 27780 9281 9281 17246
TO CATCH -PIPE SIZE 16 18-5/8 20 20 18-5/8 18-5/8 & 20
PIPE WEIGHT 55.00 78.00 90.00 90.00 90.00
65.00 96.50 94.00 106.5 106.5
COMPLETE PART# GRS-133-10 GRS-133-10 GRS-133-10 GRS-95-10 GRS-95-10 GRS-95H-10
ASSEMBLY XREF# 27782 27782 27782 9283 9283 17248
REPLACEMENT PARTS
GRAPPLE BODY PART# GRS-133-11 GRS-133-11 GRS-133-11 GRS-95-11 GRS-95-11 GRS-95H-11
XREF# 27782A 27782A 27782A 9283A 9283A 17248A
GRAPPLE SEGM. PART# GRS-133-12 GRS-133-12 GRS-133-12 GRS-95-12 GRS-95-12 GRS-95H-12
(8 PER SET) XREF# 27782B 27782B 27782B 9283B 9283B 17248B
SEGMENT SCREW PART# GRS-133-13 GRS-133-13 GRS-133-13 GRS-95-13 GRS-95-13 GRS-95H-13
XREF# 12019 12019 12019 23020 23020 23020
RETAINER RING PART# GRS-133-14 GRS-133-14 GRS-133-14 GRS-95-14 GRS-95-14 GRS-95H-14
(2 REQ'D) XREF# 56858 56858 56858 56409 56409 56409
RETAINER SCREW PART# GRS-133-15 GRS-133-15 GRS-133-15 GRS-95-15 GRS-95-15 GRS-95H-15
RING (6 REQ'D) XREF# 56859 56859 56859 56859 56859 56859
RETAINER RING PART# GRS-133-16 GRS-133-16 GRS-133-16 GRS-95-16 GRS-95-16 GRS-95H-16
SCREW SPACER (6) XREF# 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979 56979
Recommended Spares:
 Set of segments
 Sets of segment screws.
(PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS)
Shoulder type Flush type

Spear x- Spea Class A B C D E F G H I J K L
Assy ref. r min. std.
Size
GRS-166 11195 1.660 S 1-13/16 5 3 3-25/32 3-5/16 1-3/8 4 1-1/8 7-11/16 14-3/4 11-25/32
GRS-190 9915 1.900 S 3-1/8 5 3 7 5 2-1/4 5-5/8 1-3/8 10-1/4 18 19-1/16
GRS-23 1344 2-3/8” S 3-1/8 7 3 7 6-3/4 2-1/4 6-5/8 1-7/8 12 23-3/8 20-3/8
GRS-23H 17228 2-3/8” H 3-1/8 7 3 7 9 2-1/4 6-5/8 1-7/8 14-1/4 25-5/8 22-5/8
GRS-27 1227 2-7/8” S 3-3/4 7 3 7-1/4 6-3/4 2-1/2 7 2-5/16 12-1/4 23-3/4 21
GRS-27H 17231 2-7/8” H 3-3/4 7 3 7-1/4 9 2-1/2 7 2-5/16 14-1/2 26 23-1/4
GRS-34 9410 3-1/2” S 3-3/4 7 3-1/2 10-1/2 12 3-1/2 9 2-13/16 19 31-1/2 31-1/2
GRS-4L 530 4” L 3-3/4 7-1/2 3 10-3/8 8-1/8 2-1/2 8 3-1/4 13-5/8 26-5/8 26-1/2
GRS-4 9485 4” S 4-1/8 7-1/2 3 10-1/2 12 3-1/2 9 3-1/4 18-1/2 31-1/2 31-1/2
GRS-44L 13200 4-1/2” L 4-1/2 8 3-1/2 9-1/2 9-3/4 3-1/2 10-3/4 3-5/8 16-3/4 32 30
GRS-44 17475 4-1/2” S 4-1/2 8 3-1/2 9-1/2 14-1/4 3-1/2 10 3-3/4 21-1/4 35-3/4 34-1/4
GRS-5L 1332 5” L 4-3/8 8 3-1/2 9-1/2 9-3/4 3-1/2 10-5/8 4-1/32 16-3/4 31-7/8 29-7/8
GRS-5 9680 5” S 5 8 3-1/2 12 14-1/4 3-1/2 10-5/8 4-1/32 21-1/4 36-3/8 36-7/8
GRS-6L 9715 6” L 6 8 5-1/2 12 13 3-1/2 12 5 22 38-1/2 37 3-5/16
GRS-6 17234 6” S 6 8 5-1/2 12 19 3-1/2 12 5 28 44-1/2 43 3-5/16
GRS-7 9266 7” S 7 10 6-1/2 12-7/8 14-5/8 3-1/2 12-3/4 5-3/4 24-5/8 43-7/8 40-1/4 3-1/2
GRS-7H 17237 7” H 7 10 6-1/2 12-7/8 21-3/8 3-1/2 12-3/4 7-1/4 31-3/8 50-5/8 47 3-1/2
GRS-85 9380 8-1/2” S 8-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 14-5/8 4-1/2 13-3/4 7-1/4 26-1/8 45-3/8 49-1/4 5-3/4
GRS-85H 17243 8-1/2” H 8-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 21-3/8 4-1/2 13-3/4 7-1/4 32-7/8 52-1/8 56 5-3/4
GRS-95 9281 9-1/2” S 9-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 14-5/8 3-1/2 13-3/4 8-1/4 25-1/8 45-3/8 49-1/4 6-1/4
GRS-95H 17246 9-1/2” H 9-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 21-3/8 3-1/2 13-3/4 8-1/4 31-7/8 52-1/8 56 6-1/4
GRS-133 27780 13-3/8” S 13-3/8 10 7 22-3/8 16-7/8 3-1/2 12 11-3/4 27-3/8 45-7/8 51-1/4 7-3/4
L = Light Duty S= Standard Duty H = Heavy Duty
SECTION 2- GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR
MANDREL ACCESSORIES
O.D. range
does not Ring for
require a ring. larger O.D.
ranges.
Ring for
small O.D.
ranges.
STOP SUB (“F” TYPE) with and without Ring
STOP SUB (“S” TYPE)
Mandrel Accessories
Stop Sub (Type “F” & “S”)
Stop Subs are designed for use with flush type mandrels. They provide a shoulder or stop surface
which lands on the top of the tubular fish preventing the spear from entering the fish too deeply.
This gives the operator a positive reference point to determine the actual fish depth.
Stop Ring
The Stop Ring is similar to the Stop Sub in application; however, the Stop Ring is designed
primarily to be used on a shoulder type mandrel when a larger shoulder diameter is desired. A
Stop Ring can also be used on a standard Stop Sub to increase the diameter as necessary.
ACCESSORIES
STOP SUBS - STOP RINGS

STOP SUB BODY O.D. 1-7/8 1-7/8 2-5/16 2-5/16 2-13/16 3-1/4 3-1/4
STOP SUB STOP O.D. 3-1/8 3-1/8 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-3/4 4-1/8 4-1/8
STOP RING O.D. 3-5/8 3-5/8 4-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 4-3/4 4-3/4
STOP SUB TYPE F PART# GRS-23-7 GRS-23-7 GRS-27-7 GRS-27-7 GRS-34-7 GRS-4L-7 GRS-4-7
XREF# 19051 19051 19052 19052 19053 19054 19054
STOP RING TYPE S PART# GRS-23-8 GRS-23-8 GRS-27-8 GRS-27-8 GRS-34-8 GRS-4L-8 GRS-4-8
XREF# 18809 18809 18800 18800 18801 18802 18802
STOP SUB BODY O.D. 3-3/4 3-3/4 4-1/32 4-1/32 5 5 7-1/4

STOP SUB STOP O.D. 4-1/2 4-1/2 5 5 6 6 8-5/8
STOP RING O.D. 5 5 5-1/2 5-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 9-1/16
STOP SUB TYPE F PART# GRS-44-7 GRS-44-7 GRS-5-7 GRS-5-7 GRS-6-7 GRS-6-7 GRS-85-7
XREF# 19055 19055 19056 19056 19057 19057 19059
STOP RING TYPE S PART# GRS-44-8 GRS-44-8 GRS-5-8 GRS-5-8 GRS-6-8 GRS-6-8 GRS-85-8
XREF# 18803 18803 18804 18804 18805 18805 18807
STOP SUB BODY O.D. 7-1/4 8-1/4 8-1/4 11-3/4

STOP SUB STOP O.D. 8-5/8 9-5/8 9-5/8 13-3/8
STOP RING O.D. 9-1/16 10-3/4 10-3/4 16
STOP SUB TYPE F PART# GRS-85-7 GRS-95-7 GRS-95-7 GRS-133-7
XREF# 19059 19049 19049 27871
STOP RING TYPE S PART# GRS-85-8 GRS-95-8 GRS-95-8 GRS-133-8
XREF# 18807 18808 18808 27870
Stop Ring- Type F:O.D. (This stop sub type can be furnished with or without stop rings, depending on
requirements.)
1) Top & Bottom Connection desired
2) Part Number of the Spear on which Stop Sub will be used
Stop Ring - Type F & S: (Stop sub type can be furnished with our without stop rings, depending on the
requirements.)
1) O.D. of Stop Ring
NOSE ACCESSORIES
Bull Nose and

Release Ring
Shown.
See other styles
below.
Styles Available:
SIDE HILL NUT MILL NOSE
RELEASE RING
BULL NOSE SUB NUT

MILL NUT SUB NUT
The Mill Nose Nut is an optional item which The Sub Nut is used when other accessory tools are
replaces the standard Bull Nose Nut. It facilitates to be located in the string below the spear. Pin
the milling of ragged or distorted metal from the connection can be specified by the customer, or
top of the fish thus allowing the spear to enter standard connection for corresponding spear will
smoothly and unobstructed. be provided.
SIDE HILL NUT
The Side Hill Nut assists in aligning the spear with

a fish that may be imbedded in the side wall of the
hole.
NUT ACCESSORIES
MILL TYPE NUT PART# GRS-23-4 GRS-23-4 GRS-27-F GRS-27-4 GRS-34-4 GRS-4-4 GRS-4-4
XREF# 1346A 1346A 1228A 1228A 9413A 533A 9488A
SUB TYPE NUT PART# GRS-23-5 GRS-23-5 GRS-27-5 GRS-27-5 GRS-34-5 GRS-4-5 GRS-4-5
XREF# 1346B 1346B 1228B 1228B 9413B 533B 9488B
SIDE HILL TYPE PART# GRS-23-6 GRS-23-6 GRS-27-6 GRS-27-6 GRS-34-6 GRS-4-6 GRS-4-6
NUT XREF# 1346C 1346C 1228C 1228C 9413C 533C 9488C
NUT ACCESSORIES (CONTINUED)

MILL TYPE NUT PART# GRS-44-4 GRS-44-4 GRS-5-4 GRS-5-4 GRS-6-4 GRS-6-4 GRS-7-4
XREF# 13184A 13184A 1335A 1335A 9719A 9719A 9269A
SUB TYPE NUT PART# GRS-44-5 GRS-44-5 GRS-5-5 GRS-5-5 GRS-6-5 GRS-6-5 GRS-7-5
XREF# 13184B 13184B 1335B 1335B 9719B 9719B 9269B
SIDE HILL TYPE PART# GRS-44-6 GRS-44-6 GRS-5-6 GRS-5-6 GRS-6-6 GRS-6-6 GRS-7-6
NUT XREF# 13184C 13184C 1335C 1335C 9719C 9719C 9269C
NUT ACCESSORIES (CONTINUED)

MILL TYPE NUT PART# GRS-8-4 GRS-85-4 GRS-85H-4 GRS-95-4 GRS-95H-4 GRS-133H-4
XREF# 9576A 9384A 9384A 9284A 9284A 27784A
SUB TYPE NUT PART# GRS-8-5 GRS-85-5 GRS-85H-5 GRS-95-5 GRS-95H-5 GRS-133H-5
XREF# 9576B 9384B 9384B 9284B 9284B 27784B
SIDE HILL TYPE PART# GRS-8-6 GRS-85-6 GRS-85H-6 GRS-95-6 GRS-95H-6 GRS-133H-6
NUT XREF# 9576C 9384C 9384C 9284C 9284C 27784C
GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR STRENGTH CHART

SPEAR ASSEMBLY NOMINAL I.D. RANGE YIELD STRENGTH (LBS)
GRS-166 1.170 – 2.061 43,000
GRS-190 1.470 - 1.992 54,000
GRS-23 1.828 – 3.304 123,000
GRS-27 2.328 – 3.485 253,000
GRS-34 2.875 – 3.698 345,700
GRS-4 3.291 – 4.947 495,000
GRS-44 3.782 – 4.407 675,000
GRS-5 4.179 – 5.727 856,000
GRS-6 5.134 – 6.415 1,080,000
GRS-7 5.970 – 8.950 972,000
GRS-85 7.690 – 9.632 1,945,000
GRS-95 8.597 – 10.837 2,700,000
GRS-133 12.259 – 12.552 6,900,000
Strengths are based on average yield strength values as assigned by American Society of Testing Materials
for the type of steel being used. Customer must allow appropriate safety factors. These figures imply no
guarantee. Yield points are offered only as a general reference guide and are accurate to (+/-) 15%.
MAX Makeup Torque APPROX. 50% of Yield in FT/LBS

GRS ASSEMBLY PART # BULL NOSE NUT SUB NUT
GRS-166 40 40
GRS-190 90 90
GRS-23 / 23H 350 350
GRS-27 / 27H 875 875
GRS-34 1,450 1,450
GRS-4 / 4L 3,000 3,000
GRS-44 / 44L 3,250 3,250
GRS-5 / 5L 5,600 5,600
GRS-6 / 6L 8,000 8,000
GRS-7 / 7L / 7H 8,500 8,500
GRS-85 / 85H 21,000 22,300
GRS-95 / 95H 25,000 31,000
GRS-133 / 133H 28,000 48,000
REFERENCE:
L (LIGHT DUTY)
H (HEAVY DUTY)
NOTES:
1. Tool Joint Compound should be used on all connections, prior to makeup.
2. Torque Values shown are Theoretical, Maximum recommended values.
3. These are Not Required values, especially for the “Bull Nose” Nuts.
(STANDARD, LIGHT & HEAVY DUTY ASSEMBLIES)
GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR

NOMINAL CATCH 2-3/8 OD 2-3/8 OD 2-7/8 OD 2-7/8 OD 3-1/2 OD 4 OD TUB 4 OD TUB
TUB TUB TUB TUB TUB
RECOMMENDED DP DP DP DP 4 OD 4-1/2 4-1/2
CATCHING 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 TUB &5 &5
RANGE* 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 CSG CSG
TUB TUB TUB TUB
SPEAR O.D. ("H") 1-7/8 1-7/8 2-5/16 2-5/16 2-13/16 3-1/4 3-1/4
SPEAR I.D. 3/8 3/8 3/8 3/8 1/2 3/4 3/4
CLASS STANDARD HEAVY STANDARD HEAVY STANDARD LIGHT DUTY STANDARD
DUTY DUTY
COMPLETE PART# GRS-23 GRS-23H GRS-27 GRS-27H GRS-34 GRS-4L GRS-4
ASSEMBLY XREF# 1344 17228 1227 17231 9410 530 9485
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# GRS-23-1F GRS-23H-1F GRS-27-1F GRS-27H-1F GRS-34-1F GRS-4L-1F GRS-4-1F
(FLUSH TYPE) XREF# 1345 17229 1231 17232 9411 531 9486
MANDREL ("A") PART# GRS-23-1S GRS-23H-1S GRS-27-1S GRS-27H-1S GRS-34-1S GRS-4L-1S GRS-4-1S
(SHOULDER XREF# 1345 17229 1231 17232 9411 531 9486
TYPE)
GRAPPLE PART# GRS-23-2 GRS-23H-2 GRS-27-2 GRS-27H-2 GRS-34-2 GRS-4L-2 GRS-4-2
XREF# 1348 17230 1230 17233 9412 532 9487
RELEASE RING PART# GRS-23-9 GRS-23-9 GRS-27-9 GRS-27-9 GRS-34-9 GRS-4L-9 GRS-4-9
XREF# 1347 1347 1229 1229 1584 534 534
NUT PART# GRS-23-3 GRS-23-3 GRS-27-3 GRS-27-3 GRS-34-3 GRS-4L-3 GRS-4-3
(BULL NOSE) XREF# 1346 1346 1228 1228 9413 533 9488
GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR (CONTINUED)

NOMINAL CATCH 4-1/2 O.D. 4-1/2 O.D. 5 O.D. 5 O.D. 6 O.D. 6 O.D. 7 O.D.
SIZE TUB TUB CSG CSG CSG CSG CSG
RECOMMENDED 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2 5-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 7-5/8 & 8
CATCHING 4-3/4 4-3/4 5-3/4 5-3/4 &7 &7 8-1/8
RANGE* 5 CSG 5 CSG 6 CSG 6 CSG CSG CSG CSG
SPEAR O.D. ("H") 3-5/8 3-5/8 4-1/32 4-1/32 5 5 5-3/4
SPEAR I.D. 3/4 3/4 7/8 7/8 1 1 2
CLASS LIGHT DUTY STANDARD LIGHT DUTY STANDARD LIGHT DUTY STANDARD STANDARD
COMPLETE PART# GRS-44L GRS-44 GRS-5L GRS-5 GRS-6L GRS-6 GRS-7
ASSEMBLY XREF# 13200 17475 1332 9680 9715 17234 9266
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# GRS-44L-1F GRS-44-1F GRS-5L-1F GRS-5-1F GRS-6L-1F GRS-6-1F GRS-7-1F
(FLUSH TYPE) XREF# 13201 17476 1333 9681 9716 17235 9267
MANDREL ("A") PART# GRS-44L-1S GRS-44-1S GRS-5L-1S GRS-5-1S GRS-6L-4S GRS-6-1S GRS-7-1S
(SHOULDER XREF# 13201 17476 1333 9681 9716 17235 9267
TYPE)
GRAPPLE PART# GRS-44L-2 GRS-44-2 GRS-5L-2 GRS-5-2 GRS-6L-2 GRS-6-2 GRS-7-2
XREF# 13202 17477 1334 9682 9717 17236 9268
RELEASE RING PART# GRS-44L-9 GRS-44-9 GRS-5L-9 GRS-5-9 GRS-6L-9 GRS-6-9 GRS-7-9
XREF# 13183 13183 1336 1336 9718 9718 9279
NUT (BULL NOSE) PART# GRS-44L-3 GRS-44-3 GRS-5L-3 GRS-5-3 GRS-6L-3 GRS-6-3 GRS-7-3
XREF# 13184 13184 1335 1335 9719 9719 9269
(STANDARD, LIGHT & HEAVY DUTY ASSEMBLIES)
GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR (CONTINUED)

NOMINAL CATCH 8 O.D. 8-5/8 8-5/8 9-5/8 9-5/8 13-3/8
SIZE CSG O.D. O.D. O.D. O.D. CSG
CSG CSG CSG CSG
RECOMMENDED 8-1/8 9 9 10-3/4 10-3/4 16
CATCHING RANGE* 8-5/8 THRU THRU THRU THRU THRU
9-5/8 13-3/8 15-3/8 16 16 18-5/8
CSG CSG CSG CSG CSG CSG
SPEAR O.D. ("H") 6-15/16 7-1/4 7-1/4 8-1/4 8-1/4 13-3/8
SPEAR I.D. 2 2-3/4 2-3/4 2-3/4 2-3/4 3-1/2
CLASS LIGHT DUTY STANDARD HEAVY STANDARD HEAVY HEAVY
DUTY DUTY DUTY
COMPLETE PART# GRS-8 GRS-85 GRS-85H GRS-95 GRS-95H GRS-133H
ASSEMBLY XREF# 9572 9380 17243 9281 17246 27780
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# GRS-8-1F GRS-85-1F GRS-85H-1F GRS-95-1F GRS-95H-1F GRS-133H-1F

(FLUSH TYPE) XREF# 9573 9381 17244 9282 17247 27781
MANDREL ("A") PART# GRS-8-1S GRS-85-1S GRS-85H-1S GRS-95-1S GRS-95H-1S GRS-133H-1S
(SHOULDER TYPE) XREF# 9573 9381 17244 9282 17247 27781
GRAPPLE PART# GRS-8-2 GRS-85-2 GRS-85H-2 GRS-95-2 GRS-95H-2 GRS-133H-2
XREF# 9574 9382 17245 9283 17248 27782
RELEASE RING PART# GRS-8-9 GRS-85-9 GRS-85H-9 GRS-95-9 GRS-95H-9 GRS-133H-9
XREF# 9575 9383 9383 9286 9286 27783
NUT (BULL NOSE) PART# GRS-8-3 GRS-85-3 GRS-85H-3 GRS-95-3 GRS-95H-3 GRS-133H-3
XREF# 9576 9384 9384 9284 9284 27784

1) Name & Number of Assembly or Part
2) Size & Type of Top Connection
3) *Size & Weight or Weights of Pipe to be caught
4) Flush or Shoulder Type (Specify O.D. of shoulder)("A")
5) Mandrel Length Desired ("C" dimension)
6) Thread Size & Type on Nut, (Optional)
Recommended Spare Parts:

1) 2 Grapples for each Catch Size
Special Notes:
1) Assemblies reference Flush Mandrels. Add difference of Mandrels for Assembly with Shoulder Type
Mandrel
2) Oversize Shoulders - Additional costs will be added per 1/4" of Oversizing.
3) Additional Costs for Mandrel (Shoulder Type) for Skirt Thread & Cap
Reference Charts for Catch Ranges
GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR

GRS Grapple Catch Range Reference Chart GRS Grapple Catch Range Reference Chart
GRS-23 (1344) GRS-44 (17475)
FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER
1.867 I.D. (Turn Body Down) 1.828 1.898 4-1/2 O.D. TBG 15.35-18.1# 3.782 3.921
1.937 - 1.968 I.D. 1.929 2.015 4-1/2 O.D. TBG 11.0-13.75# 3.923 4.062
2-3/8 TBG 4.0-4.7# 1.992 2.078 4-1/2 CSG 9.5-11.6# 3.986 4.125
2' - 2.062 I.D. 2.023 1.109 5" CSG 18.0-21.0# 4.173 4.312
2-1/8 I.D. 2.085 2.171 5" CSG 15.0-18.0# 4.314 4.453
2-7/8 DP 9.75-10.4# 2.131 2.218 5" CSG 12.64-15.0# 4.407 4.547
2-1/4 - 2-3/16 I.D. 2.211 2.296
2-17/64 I.D. 2.226 2.312 GRS-5 (9680)
2-5/16 I.D. 2.273 2.359 FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER
2-7/8 DP 7.8-8.35# 2.289 2.375 5" CSG 18.0-21.0# 4.179 4.312
2-3/8 I.D. NX 1/2 Drill Rod 2.335 2.421 5" CSG 15.0-18.0# 4.320 4.453
2-3/8 - 2-7/16 I.D. 2.398 2.484 5" CSG 11.5-15# 4.476 4.609
2-7/8 6.25-6.5#, 2-7/8 6.45# BX 2.430 2.515 5" CSG 9.0-13.0# 4.555 4.687
2-7/16 - 2-1/2 I.D. 2.460 2.546 5" CSG 8.0# & 5-1/2 23.0-25.0# 4.601 4.734
2-5/8 - 2-9/16 I.D. 2.596 2.671 5-1/2 20.0-23.0# 4.695 4.828
2-5/8 - 2-11/16 I.D. 2.648 2.734 5-1/2 17.0-20.0# 4.805 4.937
2-3/4 I.D. 2.710 2.796 5-1/2 14.0-17.0# 4.961 5.093
2-15/16 - 3" I.D. NX Drive CSG 2.961 3.046 5-3/4 19.5-22.5# 5.008 5.140
3-1/16 - 3-1/8 I.D. 3.086 3.171 5.5" 9.0-13.0# & 5.75" 17.0-19.5# 5.101 5.234
3-3/16 - 3-1/4 I.D. 3.210 3.296 5-3/4 14.0-17.0# 5.210 5.343
3-9/32 - 3-11/32 I.D. 3.304 3.390 6" CSG 20.0-23.0# 5.304 5.437
6" CSG 17.0-20.0# 5.367 5.500
GRS-27 (1227) 6" CSG 14.0-17.0# 5.461 5.593
FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER
2-3/8 I.D. 2.328 2.421
2-3/8 - 2-7/16 I.D. 2.399 2.490
2-7/8 TBG 6.25-6.5# 2.438 2.531
2.562 - 2-15/32 I.D. 2.516 2.609
3-1/2 O.D. 15.5# DP 2.562 2.656
2-11/16 - 2-5/8 I.D. 2.641 2.734
3-1/2 O.D. 13.3-12.4# 2.718 2.812
2-13/16 I.D. & 2-3/4 I.D. 2.748 2.859
3-1/2 O.D. 10.2-11.2# DP 2.875 2.968
2-7/8 - 2-1516 I.D. 2.891 2.984
3-1/2 O.D. 9.2-10.2# DP 2.938 3.031
3-1/2 O.D. 7.7# TBG - 8.5# DP 3.032 3.125
3-1/8 - 3-1/16 I.D. 3.078 3.171
3-1/4 - 3-3/16 I.D. 3.203 3.296
3.340 - 3.382 I.D., 4" O.D. 12.5-15# 3.345 3.437
3-1/2 I.D. 3.485 3.578
Note: the “wicker diameter” is the outside diameter of the grapple.


GRS-34 (9410) GRS-6 (17234)
3-1/2 O.D. TBG 9.2-10.2# 2.933 3.031 6" CSG 23.0-26.0# 5.134 5.312
3-1/2 O.D. TBG 7.7-9.2# 3.001 3.109 6" CSG 20.0-23.0# 5.227 5.406
3-1/8 I.D. 3.073 3.171 6" CSG 17.0-20.0# 5.321 5.500
3-1/4 - 3-3/16 I.D. 3.198 3.296 6" CSG 14.0-17.0# 5.414 5.593
4" O.D. TBG 12.5-14.0# 3.308 3.406 6" CSG 10.5-14.0# 5.540 5.718
4" O.D. TBG 11.0-1.6# 3.417 3.515 6-5/8 32.0-34.0# 5.586 5.718
4" O.D. TBG 9.5-11.0# 3.496 3.593 6-5/8 28.0-32.0# 5.664 5.843
3-1/2 - 3-5/8 I.D. 3.574 3.671 6-5/8 26.0-29.0# 5.727 5.906
3-11/16 I.D. 3.636 3.734 6-5/8 24.0-28.0# 5.790 5.968
3-3/4 I.D. 3.698 3.796 6-5/8 20.0-24.0# 5.915 6.093
6-5/8 17.0-22.0# 6.009 6.187
GRS-4 (9485) 7" CSG 38.0-40.0# 5.805 5.984
FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER 7" CSG 33.7-38.0# 5.930 6.109
4" CGS 12.5-14.0# 3.291 3.406 7" CSG 29.0-33.7# 6.071 6.250
4" CSG 11.0-11.6# 3.400 3.515 7" CSG 26.0-29.0# 6.149 6.328
4" CSG 9.5-11.0# 3.479 3.593 7" CSG 22.0-26.0# 6.274 6.453
3-5/8 I.D. & 3-9/16 I.D. 3.557 3.671 7" CSG 20.0-23.0# 6.335 6.515
4-1/2 18.1-22.0# 3.681 3.796 7" CSG 17.0-20.0# 6.415 6.593
4-1/2 15.32-18.1# 3.744 3.859
4-1/2 13.75-15.35# 3.889 4.000 GRS-7 (9266)
4-1/2 11.0-13.75# 3.947 4.062 FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER
4-1/2 9.5-11.6# 4.010 4.125 7" 30.0-40.0# & 6-5/8 24.0# 5.970 6.218
5" CSG 18.0-21.0# 4.207 4.312 7" CSG 26.0-35.0# 6.095 6.343
5" CSG 17.1-18.0 4.228 4.343 7" CSG 22.0-33.7# 6.220 6.468
5" CSG 12.04-15.0# (4.408 I.D.) 4.431 4.546 7" CSG 13.0-24.0# 6.470 6.718
5" CSG 11.5# 4.479 4.593 7-9/16 I.D. Casing 7.439 7.687
5-1/2 14.0-17.0# 4.947 5.062 7-5/8 33.7-45.0# 6.564 6.812
7-5/8 26.4-39.0# 6.767 7.015
7-5/8 14.75-26.4# 7.064 7.312
8" CSG 16.0-26.0# 7.425 7.673
8-1/8 32.0-42.0# 7.187 7.437
8-5/8 36.0-48.0# 7.689 7.937
8-5/8 24.0-38.0# & 9" 40.0-55.0# 7.955 8.203
8-5/8 17.6-29.35# 8.110 8.359
9" CSG 34.0-45.0# 8.158 8.406
9-5/8 29.3-42.0# 8.892 9.140
9-5/8 43.5-53.5# 8.642 8.890
Note: The “wicker diameter” is the outside diameter of the grapple.


GRS-85 (9380) & GRS-85H (17243) GRS-95 (9281) & GRS-95H (17246)
8-5/8 36.0-48.0# 7.690 7.906 9-5/8 47.0-58.0# 8.597 8.812
8-5/8 28.0-38.0# 7.882 8.093 9-5/8 40.0-53.5# 8.681 8.906
9" CSG 45.0-55.0# 7.882 8.093 9-5/8 36.0-43.5# 8.758 8.984
8-5/8 17.5-29.35# 8.134 8.375 9-5/8 29.3-42.0# 8.900 9.125
9" CSG 34.0-45.0# 8.134 8.375 10-3/4 40.0-55.5# 9.900 10.125
9" CSG 19.0# 8.588 8.813 10-3/4 71.0-76.0# 9.387 9.612
9-5/8 43.5-58.0# 8.588 8.813
9-5/8 40.0-53.5# 8.688 8.906 GRS-95 (9281) SEGMENTED
11.500 I.D. 11.369 11.594
GRS-85 (9380) SEGMENTED 11-3/4 54.0-65.0# 10.743 10.968
FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER 11-3/4 38.0-54.0# 10.994 11.219
10-3/4 O.D. 55.5-65.7# 9.632 9.843 11-3/4 60.0# 10.774 11.000
10-3/4 O.D. 40.0-55.5# 9.913 10.125 11-3/4 47.0-60.0# 10.837 11.062
10-3/4 O.D. 32.75-48.0# 10.038 10.250 13-3/8 O.D. & 11.937 I.D. 10.805 12.031
11-3/4 O.D. 47.0-60.0# 10.882 11.093 13-3/8 96.0# & 11.975 I.D. 11.837 12.062
11-3/4 O.D. 38.0-54.0# 11.007 11.218 13-3/8 72.0-92.0# 12.184 12.406
13-3/8 O.D. 61.0-85.0# 12.381 12.593 13-3/8 68.0-72.0# 12.381 12.603
13-3/8 O.D. 48.0-68.0# 12.568 12.781 13-3/8 48.0-68.0# 12.555 12.781
12-3/4 I.D. 12.617 12.834
14" CSG 42.0-57.0# 12.305 13.531
13.599 I.D. & 13.609 I.D. 13.474 13.700
13-5/8 I.D. 13.492 13.718
16" CSG 55.0-75.0# 15.274 15.500
16" CSG 65.0-84.0# 15.087 15.312
17-1/2 I.D. 17.493 17.718
20" O.D. 90.0-106.5# 19.024 19.250
GRS-133 (27780)
13-3/8 68.0-85.0# 12.259 12.484
13-3/8 48.0-61.0# 12.552 12.781
Note: The “wicker diameter” is the outside diameter of the grapple.

(PACK-OFF ASSEMBLY)
STANDARD PACK-OFF ASSEMBLY

Attaches at the bottom of the GRS Spear or work string.
Section View of Pack-off Assembly
Metal
Thimble &
Rubber Cup
Adapter Sub
Pack-off Attachment
The Pack-Off Attachment is mounted
below the spear with the use of a Sub Nut.
This attachment facilitates the circulation
through the fish by preventing fluid flow
from moving back up and around the Mandrel
spear. The Gotco Pack-Off Attachment is
easily serviced.
SEE NEXT PAGE FOR INFORMATION

(Pack-Off Assembly)
PACK-OFF ATTACHMENT 3. Thoroughly clean all parts and replace worn or
damaged items.
The Pack-Off Attachment is mounted below the
spear with the use of a Sub Nut. This attachment PACK-OFF ATTACHMENT RE-ASSEMBLY
facilitates the circulation through the fish by
preventing fluid flow from moving back up and 1. Secure mandrel in vise.
around the spear. The Gotco Pack-Off Attachment 2. Slide on packer.
is easily serviced. 3. Slide on thimble (unless “integral thimble.”)
4. Dope Adapter Sub threads and make up tight
PACK-OFF ATTACHMENT DISASSEMBLY to mandrel.
5. Paint or lubricate exterior surfaces keeping
1. Unscrew the Adapter Sub from the Mandrel. rubber packer free of any coatings or
2. Slide off Thimble and Packer. lubricants
PACK-OFF ASSEMBLY
SIZE - (INCHES) 2-3/8 TUB 2-7/8 TUB 3-1/2 TUB 4 TUB 4-1/2 TUB 5 CSG 5-1/2 CSG 6 CSG
PLEASE 3-1/2 DP 4 TUB 4-1/2 CSG
SPECIFY 4-3/4 CSG
ADAPTER SUB INCH 1-7/8 1-13/16 2-1/2 3-1/4 3-1/2 4 4 4-3/4
COMPLETE PART# POA-23 POA-27 POA-34 POA-40 POA-44 POA-50 POA-54 POA-60
ASSEMBLY XREF# 9590 9595 9600 9605 9604 9610 9760 9775
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# POA-23-1 POA-27-1 POA-34-1 POA-40-1 POA-44-1 POA-50-1 POA-54-1 POA-60-1
XREF# 9591 9596 9601 9606 9608 9611 9761 9766
ADAPTER SUB PART# POA-23-2 POA-27-2 POA-34-2 POA-40-2 POA-44-2 POA-50-2 POA-54-2 POA-60-2
XREF# 9592 9597 9602 9607 9609 9612 9612 9777
PACKING CUP PART# POA-23-3 POA-27-3 POA-34-3 POA-40-3 POA-44-3 POA-50-3 POA-54-3 POA-60-3
XREF# 10716 10049 16146 14036 13486 13764 13654 14714
THIMBLE PART# POA-23-4 POA-27-4 POA-34-4 POA-40-4 POA-44-4 POA-50-4 POA-54-4 POA-60-4
XREF# 6435 6436 16440 6696 18319 6448 16183 18321
PACK-OFF ASSEMBLY (CONTINUED)

SIZE - (INCHES) 6-5/8 CSG 7 CSG 7-5/8 CSG 8 CSG 9-5/8 CSG 10-3/4 CSG 13-5/8 CSG
PLEASE 8-5/8 CSG
SPECIFY 9 CSG
ADAPTER SUB INCH 4-3/4 4-3/4 4-3/4 6-1/8 6-1/8 6-1/8 6-1/8
COMPLETE PART# POA-65 POA-70 POA-75 POA-85 POA-95 POA-106 POA-135
ASSEMBLY XREF# 9780 9615 9770 9620 9625 9765 55999
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# POA65-1 POA-70-1 POA-75-1 POA-85-1 POA-95-1 POA-106-1 POA-135-1
XREF# 9781 9616 9771 9621 9626 9766 56000
ADAPTER SUB PART# POA65-2 POA-70-2 POA-75-2 POA-85-2 POA-95-2 POA-106-2 POA-135-2
XREF# 9777 9617 9617 9622 9627 9627 9627
PACKING CUP PART# POA65-3 POA-70-3 POA-75-3 POA-85-3 POA-95-3 POA-106-3 POA-135-3
XREF# 15490 13427 14178 14965 10354 13197 16298
THIMBLE PART# POA65-4 POA-70-4 POA-75-4 POA-85-4 POA-95-4 POA-106-4 POA-135-4
XREF# 15532 17542 6366 18242 17575 1478 16312
(Pack-Off Assembly)
STANDARD AND OVERSIZE PACKERS

TUBING/ 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-7/8 TUB 2-7/8 TUB 2-7/8 TUB 2-7/8 TUB
DRILLPIPE TUB TUB TUB 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2
DRILL PIPE DRILL PIPE DRILL PIPE DRILL PIPE
TUBING/ 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2
DRILLPIPE O.D. TUB TUB DRILL PIPE TUB TUB DRILL PIPE DRILL PIPE
TUBING/DRILLPIP WGHT 4.00 4.70 10.4 6.40 6.50 13.30 12.40
E
PACKING PART# G10716 G10716 G12993 G10047 G10047 G14082 G14082
THIMBLE PART# G6435 G6435 G6435 G6436 G6436 G14085 G14085
TUBING/ 2-7/8 TUB 2-7/8 TUB 3-1/2 TUB 3-1/2 TUB 3-1/2 TUB 3-1/2 TUB 3-1/2 TUB
DRILLPIPE 3-1/2 PIPE 3-1/2 PIPE 4 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB
TUBING/ 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4 4
DRILLPIPE O.D. DRILL PIPE DRILL PIPE TUB TUB TUB TUB TUB
TUBING/ WGHT 11.20 10.20 9.20 10.20 7.70 11.00 11.60
DRILLPIPE
TUBING 3-1/2 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB 4-1/2 TUB 4-1/2 TUB 4-1/2 TUB
4 TUB
TUBING O.D. 4 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB 4 TUB 4-1/2 TUB 4-1/2 TUB 4-1/2 PIPE
TUBING WGHT 9.50 11.00 11.60 9.50 9.5 - 13.5 15.3 - 16.6 18.10
CASING O.D. 5 CSG 5 CSG 5-1/2 CSG 5-1/2 CSG 5-1/2 CSG 6 CSG 6 CSG
CASING WGHT 13 - 15 18 - 21 13 - 15 15.5 - 17 17 - 23 14 - 18 22 - 23
CASING O.D. 6 CSG 6-5/8 CSG 6-5/8 CSG 7 CSG 7 CSG 7 CSG 7 CSG
CASING WGHT 14 - 18 32 - 34 24 - 26 17 - 20 22 - 24 26 - 30 32 - 35.3
CASING O.D. 7 CSG 7-5/8 CSG 7-5/8 CSG 8 8-1/8 8 8-1/8

CASING WGHT 38 - 40 26.4 - 29.7 29.7 - 33.7 26 32 16 28
CASING O.D. 8-5/8 9 8-5/8 9 8-5/8 9-5/8 10-3/4 11-3/4

CASING WGHT 28 - 36 45 36 - 40 55 40 - 49 36 - 43.5 32.7 - 55.5 38 - 60
PACKING PART# G16110 G16110 G16112 G16112 G16114 G10354 G13197 G14246
THIMBLE PART# G17546 G17546 G17546 G17546 G17546 G17575 G1475 G14248

1) Name and number of assembly or part.
2) Top Connection.
3) Size and weight of pipe to be run in.
Recommended Spares:
1) 2 Packers for each size.
2) 1 Thimble for each size
SECTION 2 – PACKER RETRIEVER TOOL
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
The GOTCO Packer Retrieval Tool is designed as an internal tool for retrieving “Drillable” type
production packers. Using accessory components, the packer retriever passes through the I.D. of the
packer, prevents the lost of the packer during the milling process and pulls the packer after it has been
milled over. This is accomplished in one trip. If it becomes necessary, the GOTCO Packer Retrieval Tool
can be released and reset to its catching position without coming out of the hole.
USES:
The GOTCO Packer Retrieval Tool is used to retrieve all types of drillable production packers
from the well bore. Sizes of Packer Retrieval Tools are listed on Ordering Guide page. Refer to the “How
to Order” section.
CONSTRUCTION:
The GOTCO Packer Retrieval Tool consists of a Top Sub, Set Screws, Cage, Mandrel and Bottom
Nut. The Top Sub connects the retriever to a Stinger or Extension. The Cage is installed on the Mandrel
which is threaded into the Top Sub and is secured at assembly with the Set Screws. The Bottom Nut is a
bull-nose type that is furnished with the tool unless specified otherwise. The Bottom Nut can be removed
so that a tool or another type nut can be run below the retriever, if required.
The Cage has two automatic “J” slots with internal lug keyways, friction wickers, lifting
shoulders, and a tapered I.D. at the bottom. The Cage has milled slots which allow the Cage to expand and
engage with the packer.
The Retriever also has a small bore for high velocity jetting in case the packer has been sanded
over.
ACCESSORIES:
STINGER;
The GOTCO Packer Retriever Stingers are extensions that permit the Retriever to be lowered
completely through the packer during the milling operation. Stingers can be ordered at various available
lengths.
BUSHING;
The Bushing is provided with a box connection at its lower end for attaching the Stinger, also a
pin connection at the lower end for attaching a Mill Shoe and a box connection at its upper end for
connection to the fishing string. Bushings are provided with circulation ports to direct circulation down
around the outside of the Retriever.
MILL SHOES;
Mill Shoes for the GOTCO Packer Retrievers are of sufficient length to completely mill away the
slips of the packer and contain the packer within its length. The Mill Shoe is faced with crushed sintered
tungsten carbide on its leading edge and on its internal diameter. The lower outside diameter may be
dressed with hard facing material to reduce ware. The Mill Shoe must be of a length which will shroud the
packer.
When more length is needed, a Short Mill Shoe may be used with a piece of washpipe, of
sufficient length, in place of the long Mill Shoe.
OPERATION:
Make up a complete GOTCO Packer Retrieval Assembly consisting of a Retriever, Stinger,

Bushing and Mill Shoe. Make sure to determine the following:
1. That the Retriever is the correct size for the packer to be caught.
2. That the Stinger is sufficiently long to permit the Retriever to pass completely through the
packer.
3. That the Bushing and Mill Shoe are the correct size for the casing specifications. Refer to the
Specification Tables and Range Charts in the following pages.
Make up the complete assembly to the fishing string.

Lower the Retriever into the hole and pass it through the packer. As the Retriever passes through
the packer, the Cage is free to ride up on the Mandrel while the lugs are in the bottom of its internal
keyways, and the friction wickers and lifting shoulder are free to collapse to permit passage. After the
friction wickers pass through, the Cage will fall onto the tapered cone of the Mandrel, which expands the
lifting shoulder. The Mandrel lugs are then near the top of the internal keyways. Now, raise the fishing
string slowly and carefully until it takes weight. This insures that the Retriever will engage the packer seat,
prior to the milling operation.
Lower the fishing string until the Mill Shoe contacts the slips of the packer. Start circulation and
right-hand rotation to mill away the slips and sealing element of the packer. When the packer begins to
slide down the hole, stop rotation, raise the fishing string to engage it with the lifting shoulder and then pull
the assembly and the packer from the hole.
TO RELEASE THE RETRIEVER:
If, for any reason, it is desirable to release the Retriever from the packer, observe the following
procedure:
1. Elevate the fishing string until weight is indicated.

2. Lower the fishing string about three inches.
3. Rotate about 90 degrees to the RIGHT. (Over rotation will not cause a problem.)
4. Slowly elevate the string to withdraw the Retriever from the packer.
When the fishing string is lowered three inches, the friction wickers drag on the packer I.D.,
causing the Mandel lugs to ride down the keyways into the “J” slots. As this occurs, the Cage slides off the
Mandel tapered cone. The friction wickers remain in the packer and still provide slight drag enough to hold
the Cage stationary while the 90 degree right-hand turn is applied, which moves the lugs out of the
keyways and into the “J” slots. When the string is raised, the lugs engage the top of the “J” slots, leaving
the lifting shoulder free to collapse and be removed from the packer.
TO RESET THE RETRIEVER IN THE HOLE:
After releasing from the packer and it is desirable to reset the Retriever, observe the following
procedures.
1. Lower the fishing string until the Retriever passes through the packer bore. As it passes
through, the drag of the friction wickers on the packer bore makes the lugs ride on the bottom of
the “J” slots and back into the keyways. Once through, the Cage falls back onto the tapered
cone of the Mandrel, which again expands the lifting shoulder.
2. Elevate the fishing string until weight is indicated, demonstrating that the Retriever is in the
catch position and is engaging the packer seat.
3. Continue elevating and pull the assembly and packer from the hole.
MAINTENANCE:
The GOTCO Packer Retrieval Tool should be completely disassembled, thoroughly cleaned,
lubricated and reassembled before storing. Exterior surfaces may be either painted or lubricated to prevent
rust and deterioration.
DISASSEMBLY OF PACKER RETRIEVER:
1. Rest Top Sub in a vise or clamp so that the Set Screws can be removed. THESE MUST BE
REMOVED FIRST.
2. Reposition assembly in the vise to clamp on the Mandrel, between the cage and Top Sub, on
padded support so that the assembly will not flex when applying torque to the Top Sub. Using a
wrench, break out and remove the Top Sub.
3. Remove the Cage by manually aligning Mandrel lugs with the internal Cage keyways and slide
Cage off threaded end of the Mandrel.
4. Using a wrench, remove the Bottom Nut to make sure there is no debris inside which could
obstruct the bore.
REASSEMBLY OF PACKER RETRIEVER:
1. Clamp the Mandrel’s largest diameter in a vise and coat all of it’s threads with thread dope or
a high quality tool compound.
2. Coat Mandrel between tapered cone and lug area and I.D. of Cage generously with grease.
Slip upper Cage onto the upper end of Mandrel. When Mandrel lugs near “J” slots area of
Cage, manually align and enter Mandrel lugs into Cage internal keyways. You may have to
lift the lower end of the Cage slightly, to clear the top of the lugs.
3. Position padded support under Mandrel between threads and Cage so that when making up
Top Sub to Mandrel, the assembly will not flex.
4. Reposition in vise and clamp so that Set Screws can be installed. Make sure the Mandrel is
screwed all the way into the Top Sub, prior to installing the Set Screws.
PACKER RETRIEVAL TOOL ORDERING GUIDE:

ASS’Y Packer I.D. O.D. I.D. Top Box *Mandrel Tensile Casing Guidelines
NO. Catch Range Connection Strength in Pounds
PRT-1 1.968 (STD) 1-13/16” 1/4" 1-13/16 WFJ 67,000 4-1/2” – 6” CSG
2.000
2.188
2.262
2.312
2.375
2.390
2.468
2.500
PRT-2 2.375 (STD) 2-1/4” 3/8” 1-13/16 WFJ 70,500 5-1/2” – 7-5/8”
2.390 CSG
2.468
2.500
2.550
2.635
2.688
2.750
2.812
3.000
PRT-3 2.688 (STD) 2-9/16” 1/2” 2-3/8 WFJ 119,500 5-1/2” – 20-23#
2.750 CSG,
2.812 6-5/8” – 7-3/8”
3.000 CSG,
3.062 And
3.109 9-5/8”- 40-53.5#
3.250 CSG
3.500
PRT-4 3.250 (STD) 3-1/8” 5/8” 2-3/8 REG 213,500 8-5/8 – 9” CSG
3.500
3.875
4.000
PRT-5 3.875 (STD) 3-3/4” 3/4" 2-7/8 REG 349,000 9-5/8 CSG
4.000
4.187
4.400
4.750
5.000
* NOTE:
Strengths are based on theoretical calculations, based on yield strength of the material used. The
strength stated is accurate to plus or minus 20 percent. These strength claims do not constitute a guarantee
and are meant to serve only as a guide. Allowance must be made in actual use as a safety factor.
HOW TO ORDER:
Specify the Assembly Number and the Make, Model, and I.D. of the packer to be retrieved. If a
Stinger is required, specify the length (6ft. or 10 ft.) required and the Top Bushing Connection. See the
following page for the guidelines for ordering the Stinger and Milling Shoe Assembly.
STINGER ASSEMBLY (Including Milling Shoe) ORDERING GUIDE:

ASS’Y NO. Top Bushing Bottom O.D. To Work Inside Casing: Available
Connection Connection Lengths
STR-A-44 1-13/16 WFJ 1-13/16 WFJ 3-3/4” 4-1/2”-11.6# Thru 12.6# 6’ & 10’
4-3/4”-16#
STR-A-50 2-3/8 REG 1-13/16 WFJ 4” 5”-13.0# Thru 21.0# 6’ & 10’
5-1/2”-26.0#
STR-A-54 2-3/8 REG 2-3/8 WFJ, 4-1/2” 5-1/2”-17# Thru 20# 6’ & 10’
1-13/16 WFJ 5-3/4”-22.5#
STR-A-56 2-3/8 REG 1-13/16 WFJ, 4-3/4” 5-1/2”-13# Thru 14# 6’ & 10’
2-3/8 WFJ 5-3/4-17# Thru 19.5#
6”-20# Thru 23.0#
STR-A-65 2-3/8 REG, 2-3/8 REG, 5-3/8” 6”-14# Thru 15# 6’ & 10’
STR-A-65-001 3-1/2 REG, 2-3/8 WFJ 5-3/8” 6-5/8”-29# Thru 32#
3-1/2 IF 7”-40#
STR-A-70 2-3/8 REG 2-3/8 REG, 5-3/4” 6-5/8”-17# Thru 20# 6’ & 10’
2-3/8 WFJ 7”-24# Thru 32#
7-5/8”-45#
STR-A-75 3-1/2 REG 2-3/8 REG, 6-3/8” 7”-17# 6’ & 10’
2-7/8 REG 7-5/8”-24# Thru 39#
STR-A-85 3-1/2 REG 2-3/8 REG, 7-3/8” 8-5/8”-36# Thru 40# 6’ & 10’
2-7/8 REG 9”-40# Thru 55#
STR-A-95 4-1/2 REG 2-7/8 REG 8-3/8” 9-5/8”-40# Thru 53.5# 6’ & 10’
3-1/2 REG
.
HOW TO ORDER:
Specify the Assembly Number and the Make, Model, and I.D. of the packer to be retrieved.
Specify the Casing size and weight in which the Packer will be removed. Specify the Stinger length
(6ft. or 10 ft.) required and the Top Bushing Connection. Special Stringer Lengths can be ordered, if
deemed necessary. The Stinger should be sufficiently long enough to permit the Retrieval Tool to pass
completely through the packer. The Mill Shoe should also be of sufficient length to completely mill away
the slips on the packer and to contain the packer’s entire length.
SECTION 3 – JUNK CATCHERS & WIRELINE SPEARS
KANGAROO CATCHER------------------PAGE 14
General Description & Use 14
How To Order 14
JET TYPE JUNK BASKET---------------PAGE 15
Illustrations 15
Operation & Maintenance 16
Disassembly Procedure 16
How To Order 17
WIRELINE SPEAR------------------------PAGE 18
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL, INC. Illustrations - Standard & Collapsible 18-19
How To Order 18-19
FISHING MAGNET-----------------------PAGE 21
Illustrations 21
Operation 22
Magnetic Force Capacity 23
Maintenance 23
How To Order 23-24
OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE DITCH MAGNET---------------------------PAGE 25
MANUAL
Illustrations 25
How To Order 25
IMPRESSION BLOCK--------------------PAGE 26
Illustrations 26
Operation 26
TABLE OF CONTENTS How To Order 26
REVERSE CIRCULATION JUNK BASKET
---------------------------------------------------PAGE 2
Illustrations 2
Accessories Illustration 3
Disassembly 4
Reassemble 4-5
Redressing Catcher 5
Reassemble Catcher 5
How To Order 5
Accessories & Descriptions 6
Part Number Tables 7-8
CORE-TYPE JUNK BASKET------------PAGE 9
Illustrations 9
Accessories Illustration 10
Disassembly 11
Reassemble 11
Redressing Catcher 12
Reassemble Catcher 12
Accessories & Descriptions 13
How To Order 13
For Ordering: Sales; 281-376-3784 or 1-800-OVERSHOT (683-7746), or Fax; 281-376-1614

1
SECTION 3 - REVERSE CIRCULATION JUNK BASKET
DROP BALL SIZES

RCB ASSY BALL
NO. DIA.
RCB-1 15/16
RCB-2 1-1/8
RCB-3 1-1/8
RCB-4 1-3/8
RCB-5 1-11/16
RCB-6 1-11/16
RCB-8 2-1/4
RCB-9 2-1/4
RCB-10 2-1/4
RCB-11 2-1/4
RCB-13 2-1/4
RCB-41 1-3/8
RCB-42 1-3/8
RCB-50 15/16
Roll Pin Retainer
Body
Finger
Spring
Catcher Assembly
Standard Assembly
2
SECTION 3 - - REVERSE CIRCULATION JUNK BASKET
3
REVERSE CIRCULATION JUNK BASKET be pumped up into the barrel and caught by the spring-
loaded hinged fingers of the catcher assembly. After
GENERAL DESCRIPTION cutting approximately 24" of new hole, remove the
RCB from the hole.
The Gotco RCB Reverse Circulation Junk Basket is
utilized for retrieving all kinds of loose junk. Simplicity MAINTENANCE
of operation and maintenance, construction and design
makes it one of the most successful and easily run As in any other tool the life of the Gotco Junk Basket is
recovery tools. The accessory shoes and the free extended when proper maintenance is followed. The
revolving catcher make it one of the most important following procedures should be followed:
pieces of equipment to be stocked on a rotary drilling
rig. 1. Disassemble and clean the junk basket after each
use.
USE 2. Springs and fingers should be inspected after usage
and if necessary, be replaced.
A major problem encountered that greatly impedes 3. Grease each internal part as it is assembled.
drilling progress is the accumulation of junk on the 4. Threaded connections should be dried and doped
bottom of a well. Rock bit cones, bearings, broken as they are assembled.
slips, bits of wire line, various hand tools, slivers and 5. Paint the entire outside of the junk basket or
debris from twisted off drill string and milling cuttings thoroughly grease the outside after each complete
are just some examples of the type of junk that can be assembly to prevent deterioration.
recovered by the Gotco RCB Reverse Circulation Junk
Basket. It may also be used to ream the hole, to take a DISASSEMBLY
sample core, use as a fishing magnet or to drill a full
gauge hole. 1. Break the threaded joint between the top sub and
the barrel, and between the barrel and the shoe.
CONSTRUCTION This is facilitated as the junk basket is removed
from the hole.
The Gotco RCB Junk Basket consists of a Top Sub with 2. Remove the shoe from the barrel.
a connection to tie back to the fishing string. The rest 3. Lift out the catcher with the retrieved junk.
of the assembly consists of a barrel, with seat and cup, 4. Remove the top sub from the barrel.
a catcher and a shoe. Three types of shoes are available 5. Inspect the catcher to assure it is not damaged and
for the basket and these will be described later under that all the fingers work easily. Replace any
Mill Shoes. The catcher contains alternately long and questionably damaged parts so that proper
short fingers extending to the center, thus forming a operation is insured when rerun in the hole.
close fitting basket which will retain the core or small 6. Thoroughly clean and lubricate all internal parts,
pieces of junk. The catcher employs rivet-free design and the interior of all outside parts.
allowing easy dressing on location. The catcher is
manufactured out of manganese bronze and is free to REASSEMBLE
revolve within the shoe, eliminating finger breakage.
1. Clamp the barrel in a tight vise.
OPERATION 2. Make up the top sub to the barrel.
3. Insert the catcher into the shoe. Important: Be
The RCB Junk Basket is made up on the bottom of the sure the catcher is installed with the fingers
work string. The basket is run in the hole, and upon hinging upwards. Also be sure the catcher is
reaching bottom, normal circulation is initiated. The greased well, before inserting it into the shoe..
basket is slowly rotated with a minimum of weight to 4. Make up the shoe and its inserted catcher to the
clean all cuttings or settling from the top of the fish. A lower end of the barrel.
retrievable dart or ball is then incorporated into the drill
string and pumped down to seat within the barrel.
Institute full pumping capacities and work the RCB to
bottom, utilizing slow rotation. This should be done
two or three times prior to cutting any new hole. Work
the RCB to the bottom and begin coring. The coring
and reverse circulation provides for junk on bottom to
4
5. Tighten the two joints. 11. Check the action of each of these assembled
6. Paint or thoroughly lubricate the entire outside of fingers to assure proper deflection and retraction.
the junk basket to prevent deterioration.
REDRESSING CATCHER ASSEMBLIES ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Place the catcher assembly on a work bench or in When Ordering Please Specify:
a vise with the retainer ring at the top. Do not exert 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part.
enough force against the catcher with vise jaws to 2) O.D. and Type of Shoe.
maul or distort it. 3) Top Connection desired.
2. Remove the retainer screws.
3. Remove the retainer ring. Caution: Take care that Recommended Spare Parts:
this exercise is done very slowly. There are several 1) 2 Junk Catchers
torsion springs deflected so that when the retainer 2) 2 Mill Shoes
ring is partially disassembled, it will tend to spring 3) 1 Valve Cup
off due to the spring load behind it. Parts may be 4) 1 Valve Seat
lost or damaged if this is allowed to happen. 5) 1 Steel Ball
4. Remove the fingers and the torsion spring.
5. Remove the torsion springs from the fingers. Recommended Accessories:
6. Clean all parts thoroughly and inspect them for 1) 2 Finger Shoes
damage or excessive wear and replace if necessary. 2) 4 Finger Shoe Replacements
3) 1 Magnet Insert
TO REASSEMBLE THE CATCHER
For Type "A", "B", or "C" Shoes; Unless specified,
1. Assure that the proper fingers in correct quantities shoes will be furnished with the same O.D. as minimum
are being used. Grease all parts thoroughly. hole size shown. Shoes larger than this will be an
2. Assemble a torsion spring in one of the long additional 10% per ¼" or portion thereof of standard
fingers so that one leg of the torsion spring is in the shoe price.
small hole at the upper end of the finger and the
other leg of the torsion spring is protruding out Finger Shoe replacement is furnished with the same
toward the code letter of the finger. O.D. as standard shoe unless otherwise specified.
3. Insert the finger with its assembled torsion spring Additional costs will be added for oversized shoe
into one of the open slots on the side of the body. diameters based on size.
The two pivot lugs on the finger will nest into the
smaller cross slots at the upper end of the finger
slot.
4. Install the first short finger next to the first long
finger in the same manner.
5. Install a second long finger.
6. Continue installation of long or short fingers
alternating until all have been installed.
7. Slip the retainer ring over the upper part of the
body with the two holes at the bottom side. These
two holes are 180° apart and they should be aligned
with the two tapped holes in the body.
8. Slide the retainer ring down deflecting the torsion
spring legs until the bottom edge of the retainer
ring rests on the series of shoulders near the center
of the body.
9. Align the two holes in the retainer ring with the two
tapped holes in the body.
10. Insert the two retainer screws and tighten, making
sure that the heads are completely centered in the
retainer ring holes and does not overlap the edge of
the hole. Do not over tighten these two screws.
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MILL SHOES
The Gotco RCB Reverse Circulation Junk Basket may

be furnished with three types of milling shoes. The
Type "A" Mill Shoe is a mill type shoe with side wings.
The Type "A" Mill shoe is used where the formation is
relatively soft and the fish is a loose piece.
The Type "B" Mill Shoe is equal in design to the Type

"A" Shoe, however, it is hard faced with Gotcoloy.
Gotcoloy is sintered tungsten carbide in an extremely
tough matrix which will effectively and rapidly mill up
junk during the fishing operation. This shoe will cut on
O.D., I.D. and bottom.
The Type "C" Mill Shoe is also hard faced with

Gotcoloy, however, is designed with a flat bottom, and
the Gotcoloy is placed on the inner face and the outer
face. This design is used to mill up junk and is
extremely effective for cutting cores.
The Type "B" or Type "C" Gotcoloy dressed milling

shoes are used in hard formation or if the fish is
embedded in the formation. Use of these two designs
also cuts away protruding excess metal to allow free
entry of the junk into the basket.
FINGER SHOES
Loose junk on the bottom of the hole which may exceed

the maximum catch of the RCB can be retrieved by use
of a finger shoe assembly. The assembly consists of a
shoe extension and the finger replacement. The entire
assembly is used in place of a mill shoe. The fingers are
designed to close in beneath the fish when slowly
lowered during rotation. Finger replacements can be
replaced easily and are very inexpensive.
MAGNET INSERTS
The RCB can be easily converted to a fishing magnet

by removing the catcher assembly and replacing it with
a magnet insert. The insert still allows direct or reverse
circulation and can be used with "A", "B" or "C" type
Shoes, or special shoes designed to customer
specifications. The magnet insert is the same design as
the Gotco Fishing Magnet and by adding a top sub to
the magnet insert, it can be used independently as a
fishing magnet.
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MILL SHOES
MILL SHOE PART# “-050-8A RCB-1-8A RCB-2-8A RCB-3-8A RCB-41-8A RCB-4-8A RCB-42-8A RCB-5-8A
TYPE "A" XREF# 6642A 7299A 4455A 4576A 2625A 2676A 2683A 2556A
MILL SHOE PART# “-050-8B RCB-1-8B RCB-2-8B RCB-3-8B RCB-41-8B RCB-4-8B RCB-42-8B RCB-5-8B
TYPE "B" XREF# 6642B 7299B 4455B 4576B 2625B 2676B 2683B 2556B
MILL SHOE PART# “-050-8C RCB-1-8C RCB-2-8C RCB-3-8C RCB-41-8C RCB-4-8C RCB-42-8C RCB-5-8C
TYPE "C" XREF# 6642C 7299C 4455C 4576C 2625C 2676C 2683C 2556C
MILL SHOES (CONTINUED)

MILL SHOE PART# RCB-6-8A RCB-8-8A RCB-9-8A RCB-10-8A RCB-11-8A RCB-12-8A RCB-13-8A
TYPE "A" XREF# 2574A 2668A 2689A 2695A 2701A 2707A 2713A
MILL SHOE PART# RCB-6-8B RCB-8-8B RCB-9-8B RCB-10-8B RCB-11-8B RCB-12-8B RCB-13-8B
TYPE "B" XREF# 2574B 2668B 2689B 2695B 2701B 2707B 2713B
MILL SHOE PART# RCB-6-8C RCB-8-8C RCB-9-8C RCB-10-8C RCB-11-8C RCB-12-8C RCB-13-8C
TYPE "C" XREF# 2574C 2668C 2689C 2695C 2701C 2707C 2713C
FINGER SHOES
MAX. FISH DIA. 3-1/4 3-3/4 4-1/16 4-1/2 4-3/4 5-17/32 5-29/32 6-3/4
COMPLETE PART# RCB-050-9 RCB-1-9 RCB-2-9 RCB-3-9 RCB-41-9 RCB-4-9 RCB-42-9 RCB-5-9
ASSEMBLY XREF# 6643 7300 4456 4577 2737 2738 2739 2740
BODY PART# “-050-10 RCB-1-10 RCB-2-10 RCB-3-10 RCB-41-10 RCB-4-10 RCB-42-10 RCB-5-10
XREF# 6643-2 7300-2 4456-2 4577-2 2737-2 2738-2 2739-2 2740-2
REPLACEMENT PART# “-050-11 RCB-1-11 RCB-2-11 RCB-3-11 RCB-41-11 RCB-4-11 RCB-42-11 RCB-5-11
XREF# 6643-1 7300-1 4456-1 4577-1 2737-1 2738-1 2739-1 2740-1
FINGER SHOES (CONTINUED)

MAX. FISH DIA. 7-23/32 9 9-15/16 11 11-7/8 13 15-1/4
COMPLETE PART# RCB-6-9 RCB-8-9 RCB-9-9 RCB-10-9 RCB-11-9 RCB-12-9 RCB-13-9
ASSEMBLY XREF# 2741 2742 2743 2744 2745 2746 2747
BODY PART# RCB-6-10 RCB-8-10 RCB-9-10 RCB-10-10 RCB-11-10 RCB-12-10 RCB-13-10
XREF# 2741-2 2742-2 2743-2 2744-2 2745-2 2746-2 2747-2
REPLACEMENT PART# RCB-6-11 RCB-8-11 RCB-9-11 RCB-10-11 RCB-11-11 RCB-12-11 RCB-13-11
XREF# 2741-1 2742-1 2743-1 2744-1 2745-1 2746-1 2747-1
MAGNET INSERT
TO FIT BASKET C6635 C7295 C4448 C4572 C2618 C2670 C2677 C2554
NO. RCB-050 RCB-1 RCB-2 RCB-3 RCB-41 RCB-4 RCB-42 RCB-5
TOTAL PULL LBS. 25-75 75-125 75-125 125-200 125-200 250-350 350-420 450-500
COMPLETE PART# RCB-050-12 RCB-1-12 RCB-2-12 RCB-3-12 RCB-41-12 RCB-4-12 RCB-42-12 RCB-5-12
ASSEMBLY XREF# 61836 61848 61840 61850 61852 61866 61872 61947
MAGNETIC PART# RCB-050-13 RCB-1-13 RCB-2-13 RCB-3-13 RCB-41-13 RCB-4-13 RCB-42-13 RCB-5-13
ASSEMBLY XREF# 61810 61812 61812 61814 61814 61816 61818 61820
ADAPTER PART# RCB-050-14 RCB-1-14 RCB-2-14 RCB-3-14 RCB-41-14 RCB-4-14 RCB-42-14 RCB-5-14
XREF# 61837 61849 61841 61851 61853 61867 61873 61948
MAGNET INSERT (CONTINUED)

TO FIT BASKET C2567 C2659 C2684 C2690 C2696 C2702 C2708
NO. RCB-6 RCB-8 RCB-9 RCB-10 RCB-11 RCB-12 RCB-13
TOTAL PULL 500-600 800-1000 800-1000 1000-1200 1000-1200 1200-1400 1600-1800
COMPLETE PART# RCB-6-12 RCB-8-12 RCB-9-12 RCB-10-12 RCB-11-12 RCB-12-12 RCB-13-12
ASSEMBLY XREF# 61953 61965 61967 61973 61975 61983 61985
MAGNETIC PART# RCB-6-13 RCB-8-13 RCB-9-13 RCB-10-13 RCB-11-13 RCB-12-13 RCB-13-13
ASSEMBLY XREF# 61822 61826 61826 61828 61828 61830 61832
ADAPTER PART# RCB-6-14 RCB-8-14 RCB-9-14 RCB-10-14 RCB-11-14 RCB-12-14 RCB-13-14
XREF# 61954 61966 61968 61974 61976 61982 61986
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REVERSE CIRCULATION JUNK BASKET - STANDARD (CONTINUED)

HOLE SIZE 3-3/4 - 4 4-1/8 - 4-1/2 4-5/8 - 5 5-1/8 - 5-1/2 5-5/8 - 6 6-1/8 - 6-1/2 6-5/8 - 7-3/8 7-1/2 - 8-1/4
BARREL O.D. 3-5/8 4 4-1/2 4-7/8 5-1/8 5-3/4 6-1/4 7
FISH DIAM. MAX. 2-11/32 2-17/32 3-1/16 3-9/16 3-3/4 4-13/32 4-3/4 5-3/16
MILL TEETH # OF 6 6 8 8 8 8 8 8
COMPLETE PART# RCB-050 RCB-1 RCB-2 RCB-3 RCB-41 RCB-4 RCB-42 RCB-5
ASSEMBLY XREF# 6635 7295 4448 4572 2618 2670 2677 2554
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# RCB-050-1 RCB-1-1 RCB-2-1 RCB-3-1 RCB-41-1 RCB-4-1 RCB-42-1 RCB-5-1
XREF# 6636 7296 4449 4573 2619 2671 2678 2493
BARREL PART# RCB-050-2 RCB-1-2 RCB-2-2 RCB-3-2 RCB-41-2 RCB-4-2 RCB-42-2 RCB-5-2
XREF# 6637 7297 4450 4574 2620 2672 2679 2555
VALVE CUP PART# RCB-050-3 RCB-1-3 RCB-2-3 RCB-3-3 RCB-41-3 RCB-4-3 RCB-42-3 RCB-5-3
XREF# 6638 6638 4451 4451 2621 2621 2621 2570
STEEL BALL PART# RCB-050-4 RCB-1-4 RCB-2-4 RCB-3-4 RCB-41-4 RCB-4-4 RCB-42-4 RCB-5-4
XREF# 6640 6640 4453 4453 2623 2623 2623 2572
VALVE SEAT PART# RCB-050-5 RCB-1-5 RCB-2-5 RCB-3-5 RCB-41-5 RCB-4-5 RCB-42-5 RCB-5-5
XREF# 6639 6639 4452 4452 2622 2622 2622 2571
LIFTING SUB PART# RCB-050-6 RCB-1-6 RCB-2-6 RCB-3-6 RCB-41-6 RCB-4-6 RCB-42-6 RCB-5-6
XREF# 4568 4568 424 424 425 425 1849 1849
JUNK CATCHER PART# RCB-050-7 RCB-1-7 RCB-2-7 RCB-3-7 RCB-41-7 RCB-4-7 RCB-42-7 RCB-5-7
XREF# 21795W 21855W 21780W 21790W 21735W 28349W 21750W 21725W
MILL SHOE PART# RCB050-8A RCB-1-8A RCB-2-8A RCB-3-8A RCB-41-8A RCB-4-8A RCB-42-8A RCB-5-8A
TYPE "A" XREF# 6642A 7299A 4455A 4576A 2625A 2676A 2683A 2556A
MILL SHOE PART# RCB-050-8B RCB-1-8B RCB-2-8B RCB-3-8B RCB-41-8B RCB-4-8B RCB-42-8B RCB-5-8B
TYPE "B" XREF# 6642B 7299B 4455B 4576B 2625B 2676B 2683B 2556B
MILL SHOE PART# RCB050-8C RCB-1-8C RCB-2-8C RCB-3-8C RCB-41-8C RCB-4-8C RCB-42-8C RCB-5-8C
TYPE "C" XREF# 6642C 7299C 4455C 4576C 2625C 2676C 2683C 2556C
REVERSE CIRCULATION JUNK BASKET - STANDARD (CONTINUED)

HOLE SIZE 8-3/8 - 9-1/2 9-5/8 - 10-5/8 10-3/4 - 11-5/8 11-3/4 - 12-1/2 12-5/8 - 13-5/8 13-3/4 - 16 16 - 17-1/2
BARREL O.D. 7-7/8 9-1/8 10-1/8 11 11-7/8 13 15
FISH DIAM. MAX. 6-1/16 7-1/16 7-11/16 8-5/16 8-11/16 9-7/8 11-1/8
MILL TEETH # OF 8 10 12 12 14 16
COMPLETE PART# RCB-6 RCB-8 RCB-9 RCB-10 RCB-11 RCB-12 RCB-13
ASSEMBLY XREF# 2567 2659 2684 2690 2696 2702 2708
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# RCB-6-1 RCB-8-1 RCB-9-1 RCB-10-1 RCB-11-1 RCB-12-1 RCB-13-1
XREF# 2568 2660 2685 2691 2697 2703 2709
BARREL PART# RCB-6-2 RCB-8-2 RCB-9-2 RCB-10-2 RCB-11-2 RCB-12-2 RCB-13-2
XREF# 2569 2661 2686 2692 2698 2704 2710
VALVE CUP PART# RCB-6-3 RCB-8-3 RCB-9-3 RCB-10-3 RCB-11-3 RCB-12-3 RCB-13-3
XREF# 2570 2662 2662 2662 2662 2662 2662
STEEL BALL PART# RCB-6-4 RCB-8-4 RCB-9-4 RCB-10-4 RCB-11-4 RCB-12-4 RCB-13-4
XREF# 2572 2665 2665 2665 2665 2665 2665
VALVE SEAT PART# RCB-6-5 RCB-8-5 RCB-9-5 RCB-10-5 RCB-11-5 RCB-12-5 RCB-13-5
XREF# 2571 2663 2663 2663 2663 2663 2663
LIFTING SUB PART# RCB-6-6 RCB-8-6 RCB-9-6 RCB-10-6 RCB-11-6 RCB-12-6 RCB-13-6
XREF# 426 427 427 427 427 427 427
JUNK CATCHER PART# RCB-6-7 RCB-8-7 RCB-9-7 RCB-10-7 RCB-11-7 RCB-12-7 RCB-13-7
XREF# 18725W 14633W 18945W 21760W 21840W 21770W 21775W
MILL SHOE PART# RCB-6-8A RCB-8-8A RCB-9-8A RCB-10-8A RCB-11-8A RCB-12-8A RCB-13-8A
TYPE "A" XREF# 2574A 2668A 2689A 2695A 2701A 2707A 2713A
MILL SHOE PART# RCB-6-8B RCB-8-8B RCB-9-8B RCB-10-8B RCB-11-8B RCB-12-8B RCB-13-8B
TYPE "B" XREF# 2574B 2668B 2689B 2695B 2701B 2707B 2713B
MILL SHOE PART# RCB-6-8C RCB-8-8C RCB-9-8C RCB-10-8C RCB-11-8C RCB-12-8C RCB-13-8C
TYPE "C" XREF# 2574C 2668C 2689C 2695C 2701C 2707C 2713C
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SECTION 3 - CORE TYPE JUNK BASKET
Catcher Assembly NOTE: The Barrel depicted in this

consisting of: illustration is flush with the assembly,
Body, Fingers, Springs however in some assemblies, it may
Retainer and Roll Pins have a larger, upset diameter. This is to
be able to accommodate a larger “fish”
diameter.
DRESS WITH SHORT

FINGERS ONLY.
DRESS WITH LONG

FINGERS ONLY.
Core Basket Assembly
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CORE-TYPE JUNK BASKET MAINTENANCE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION As in any other tool, the life of the Gotco Core-Type
Junk basket is extended when proper maintenance is
The Gotco Core-Type Junk Basket is utilized for followed. The following procedures should be
retrieving all kinds of loose junk. Simplicity of followed:
operation and maintenance, construction and design
makes it on of the most successful and easily run 1. Disassemble and clean the junk basket after each
recovery tools. The accessory shoes and the free use.
revolving double catchers make it one of the most 2. Springs and fingers should be inspected after usage
important pieces of equipment to be stocked on a rotary and if necessary, be replaced.
drilling rig. The basic assembly consists of a top sub, 3. Grease each internal part as it is assembled.
barrel, type “A” mill shoe, and upper and lower 4. Threaded connections should be dried and doped
catchers. as they are assembled.
5. Paint the entire outside of the junk basket or
USE thoroughly grease the outside after each complete
assembly to prevent deterioration.
A major problem encountered that greatly impedes
drilling progress is the accumulation of junk on the DISASSEMBLY
bottom of a well. Rock bit cones, bearings, broken
slips, bits of wire line, various hand tools, slivers and 1. Break the threaded joint between the top sub and
debris from twisted off drill string and milling cuttings the barrel, and between the barrel and the shoe.
are just some examples of the type of junk that can be This is facilitated as the junk basket is removed
recovered by the Gotco Core-Type Junk Basket. It may from the hole.
also be used to ream the hole, to take a sample core or 2. Remove the shoe from the barrel.
to drill a full gauge hole. 3. Lift out the two catchers with their retrieved junk.
4. Remove the top sub from the barrel.
CONSTRUCTION 5. Inspect the catchers to assure they are not damaged
and that all the fingers work easily. Replace any
The Gotco Core-Type Junk Basket consists of a top sub questionably damaged parts so that proper
with a connection to tie back to the fishing string, a operation is insured when rerun in the hole.
barrel, and upper catcher, a lower catcher and a shoe. 6. Thoroughly clean and lubricate all internal parts,
Three types of shoes are available for the basket and and the interior of all outside parts.
these will be described later in this section. The upper
and lower catchers are basically the same design other REASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
than the type of fingers used in each. The fingers in the
upper catchers only extend halfway to the center which 1. Clamp the barrel in a tight vise.
facilitates breaking the core when an upward strain is 2. Make up the top sub to the barrel.
taken on the string. The lower catcher contains 3. Insert the lower catcher into the shoe (the lower
alternating long and short fingers extending almost to catcher is the one with the alternate long and short
the center, thus forming a close fitting basket which fingers). Insert the upper catcher into the shoe
will retain the core or small pieces of junk. The catchers above the lower catcher. Important: Make
employ rivet-free design allowing easy dressing on certain that the catchers are installed with the
location. The catchers are manufactured out of fingers hinging upwards. Also check that the
manganese bronze and both catchers are free to revolve catchers are put in the basket well greased.
within the shoe, eliminating finger breakage. 4. Make up the shoe and its inserted catchers to the
lower end of the barrel.
5. Tighten the two joints.
6. Paint or thoroughly lubricate the entire outside of
the junk basket to prevent deterioration.
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RE-DRESSING THE CATCHER ASSEMBLY
1. Place the catcher assembly on a work bench or in

a vise with the retainer ring at the top. Do not exert
enough force against the catcher with vise jaws to
maul or distort it.
2. Remove the retainer screws.
3. Remove the retainer ring. Caution: Take care that
this exercise is done very slowly. There are several
torsion springs deflected so that when the retainer
ring is partially disassembled, it will tend to spring
off due to the spring load behind it. Parts may be
lost or damaged if this is allowed to happen.
4. Remove the fingers and the torsion spring.
5. Remove the torsion springs from the fingers.
6. Remove the pivot pins.
7. Clean all parts thoroughly and inspect them for
damage or excessive wear and replace if necessary.
TO REASSEMBLE THE CATCHER
1. Assure that the proper fingers in correct quantities

are being used. Grease all parts thoroughly.
2. Assemble a torsion spring in one of the long
fingers so that one leg of the torsion spring is
inserted in the small hole at the upper end of the
finger and the other leg of the torsion spring is
protruding out toward the code letter on the finger.
3. Insert the finger with its assembled torsion spring
into one of the open slots on the side of the body.
The two pivot lugs on the finger will nest into the
smaller cross slots at the upper end of the finger
slot.
4. Install the first short finger next to the first long
finger in the same manner.
5. Install second long finger.
6. Continue installation of long or short fingers
alternating until all have been installed.
7. Slip the retainer ring over the upper part of the
body with the two holes at the bottom side. These
two holes are 180° apart and they should be aligned
with the two tapped holes in the body.
8. Shove the retainer ring down deflecting the torsion
spring legs until the bottom edge of the retainer
ring rests on the series of shoulders near the center
of the body.
9. Align the two holes in the retainer ring with the two
tapped holes in the body.
10. Insert the two retainer screws and tighten, making
sure that the heads are completely centered in the
retainer ring holes and does not overlap the edge of
the hole. Do not over tighten these two screws.
11. Check the action of each of these assembled
fingers to assure proper deflection and retraction.
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MILL SHOES MAGNET INSERTS
The Gotco Core-Type Junk Basket may be furnished A magnet insert can be used in place of the catcher
with three types of milling shoes. The Type “A” Mill assemblies, thus converting the tool to a fishing
Shoe is a mill type shoe with side wings. The Type “A” magnet.
Mill Shoe is used where the formation is relatively soft
and the fish is a loose piece. FINGER SHOE
The Type “B” Mill Shoe is equal in design to the Type A finger shoe is used to retrieve junk that may be too
“A” Shoe, however, it is hard faced with Gotcoloy. large to enter the catchers.
Gotcoloy is sintered tungsten carbide in an extremely
tough matrix which will effectively and rapidly mill up ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
junk during the fishing operation.
The Type “C” Mill Shoe is also hard faced with 1) Name and part number of assembly
Gotcoloy, however, it is designed with a flat bottom, 2) Top connection (box)
and the Gotcoloy is placed on the inner and the outer 3) Shoe type and O.D.
face. This design is used to mill up junk and is
extremely effective for cutting cores. Recommended Spares:
1) 2 Upper Catchers
The Type “B” or Type “C” Gotcoloy dressed milling 2) 2 Lower Catchers
shoes are used in hard formation or if the fish is 3) 2 Mill Shoes
embedded in the formation. Use of these two designs
also cuts away protruding excess metal to allow free
entry of the junk into the basket.
GOTCO CORE-TYPE JUNK BASKETS

MIN. HOLE DIA. 3-3/4 5-1/8 5-5/8 5-5/8 5-3/4 6-1/8
TOOL O.D. 3-5/8 4-1/2 5-3/8 5-1/8 5-1/2 5-3/4
MAX. FISH DIA. 2-23/32 3-9/32 4-1/16 3-3/4 4 4-3/8
STD. SHOE O.D. 3-3/4 4-7/8 5-3/8 5-1/2 5-5/8 5-3/4
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# CB-362 CB-387 CB-475 CB-512 CB-550 CB-575
GOTCO CORE-TYPE JUNK BASKETS (CONTINUED)

MIN. HOLE DIA. 7-3/8 8-3/8 9-3/8 10-3/4 11-1/2 14-3/4
TOOL O.D. 7-1/8 8-1/8 9-1/8 10-1/8 11-1/4 14-1/2
MAX. FISH DIA. 5-7/16 6-1/16 7-1/16 8-1/16 9-1/8 12-1/32
STD. SHOE O.D. 7-1/4 8-1/8 9-1/8 10-1/8 11-1/4 14-1/2
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# CB-650 CB-750 CB-850 CB-937 CB-1037 CB-1375
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SECTION 3 – KANGAROO CATCHER
How to Order:
TOP SUB COMPARTMENTS
KC-0550 Assembly:
5-1/2” O.D.
Jet Tube w/ 1” I.D.
Top Conn: 3-1/2 I.F.#
KC-0700 Assembly:
JET TUBE 7” O.D.
Jet Tube w/ 1” I.D.
Top Conn:4-1/2 I.F.
KC-0962 Assembly:
9-5/8 O.D.
Jet Tube w/ 1-1/4” I.D.
BARREL Top Conn: 6-5/8 Reg.
L
KC-1337 Assembly:
13-3/8 O.D.
Jet Tube
w/ 1-15/16 I.D.
Top Conn: 6-5/8 Reg
LIFT SUB &
JET TUBE
TOP VIEW OF KANGAROO CATCHER
General Description and Use:

The Gotco Kangaroo Catcher is used to trap and remove cuttings that are too large to circulate out
of the hole during milling operations or junk fishing operations. It is made from rugged steel. The
assembly consists of a recessed Lift Sub, Catcher Barrel, Jet Tube, Catcher Bracket, and a Packing Set.
The Kangaroo Catcher allows for fluid flow through the Sub and the Jet Tube. Since the Catcher
Barrel is cut at an angle, it allows for this fluid to flow from the bottom and circulate upward, pushing
cuttings and trash upwards toward the catch compartments. O-ring seals are located on the outside of
the jet tube where it joins the Lift Sub, to prevent the loss of fluid pressure. Fluid jets out of the bottom
of the Jet Tube to aid in the removal of cuttings and trash in the hole. The cuttings are trapped inside
the large compartments inside the Catcher Barrel. Fluid is allowed to drain out of the compartments,
while retaining the cuttings.
Large amounts of cuttings can be removed, due to the large trapping compartments on the Catcher
Barrel.
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SECTION 3 - JET TYPE CORE BASKET
SHOWN WITH
THE DROP BALL
IN THE BALL SEAT.
THE BALL SEAT
Top Sub DROPS DOWNWARD.
CIRCULATION IS
NOW ROUTED
THROUGH THE JETS.
Drop
Ball
Spira-Wave
Spring Shear Pins
Ball Seat O-ring Seal

Kit
Jet Pump Head
Jets
Filter Nozzle
Lower Barrel
*An Adapter can be added, to

increase the O.D., to be used with
larger Junk Catcher Assemblies
Junk Catcher
Assembly
Mill Shoe
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JET TYPE JUNK BASKET GENERAL MAINTENANCE
The GOTCO Jet Type Junk Basket is designed to The Gotco Jet Type Junk Basket should be
recover objects from the bottom of the well bore. This thoroughly cleaned after each junk recovery task.
superior tool removes items such as slips, hand tools, Following the procedure below, the tool should be
rock bit cones, and any other small pieces of junk from disassembled and washed both inside and outside.
the well. Pay close attention to the Jet Assembly and Filter,
making certain these components are free of any
CONSTRUCTION debris. The Filter Nozzle should be removed for close
The Tool consists of a top sub, jet barrel, lower barrel, inspection and make sure that debris has been
jet assembly section, jets, ball seat, drop ball, shoe, and removed from the holes in the nozzle. Remove the
catcher assembly. A lift sub is available to assist in junk catcher assembly and wash out making sure that
handling and for storage of the steel drop ball. there is no debris between the fingers and the cutouts
for the fingers to retract. Remove the drop ball sleeve
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION from the jet pump head. Clean the outside and inside
Make up the junk basket to the bottom of the string and thoroughly. Wash out the inside of the jet pump head
run into the hole. When the tool is approximately 4 to making sure that the jet ports are not obstructed.
6 feet off the bottom of the hole, circulation is initiated Replace the O-ring seals after each use of the
to wash the hole in order to retrieve junk. During this tool. Spare seal kits and shear pins should be kept on
operation, the ball seat is secured in place within the hand at all times.
upper portion of the jet pump head with shear pins. The Drop Ball should be stored in the Lift Plug,
This seals off the reverse circulation jet ports providing if available, or in a dry, secure area so that the Ball
full circulation through the entire length of the tool. will not be misplaced.
The barrel, jet assembly, and junk catchers will be To prevent the Jet Type Junk Basket from
washed clean going into the hole while preparing for rusting, apply either a coat of paint or rust inhibitor
junk retrieval. prior to storage.
When the tool is over the fish (junk), the steel drop ball DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
is then dropped through the inside diameter and seats
inside the ball seat. When pump pressure is applied, 1. Unscrew the Top Sub and remove
the pins will shear allowing the ball seat to drop down Spirawave Gap Spring.
into the lower section of the jet pump head. The flow 2. Remove the Jet Nozzles with a socket
will now be directed out of the jet nozzles at an angle wrench through the ports in the Jet Barrel.
as to not washout the hole. Flow will then be directed 3. Pull out the entire Jet Valve Assembly
downward and back up through the junk basket catcher, from the Jet Barrel.
lower barrel, jet housing, around the jet nozzles, and 4. Remove broken pieces of the shear pin
back out of the jet barrel ports. Thus, creating reverse from the Jet Pump Head.
circulation and directing junk into the catcher 5. Remove the Steel Drop Ball from the
assembly. Drop Ball Seat.
6. Unscrew the Mill or Finger Shoe from the
The Jet Type Junk Basket can easily be converted to a Lower Barrel.
standard Core Basket by simply removing the Jet Barrel 7. Remove the Junk Catcher Assembly.
and Jet Assembly and screwing the Lower Barrel 8. Unscrew the Lower Barrel from the Jet
directly to the Top Sub. Barrel.
9. Unscrew the Filter Nozzle from the Jet
O.D. CONVERSION AND ACCESSORIES Pump Head.
The Lower Barrel can be replaced by an oversized 10. Using the Seat removal tool, remove the
barrel in order to adapt to a larger junk catcher Drop Ball Seat from the Jet Pump Head.
assembly. There are four types of mill shoe’s 11. Remove all O-ring Seals from the Jet
available to fit the Jet Type Junk Basket. Type A, B, Pump Head and Ball Seat.
C, and the Finger Type Shoe. See standard Shoes in
Reverse Circulation Junk Basket Section. (SEE NEXT PAGE for Ordering Information)
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(Principle Dimensions and Catch Sizes)
Special Notations for Ordering the Jet Type Core Basket
As shown in the chart for “principal dimensions,” the standard tool O.D. and Max. Fish sizes are given,
however, a lower adapter barrel can be substituted for the standard barrel, increasing the diameter of the tool, as well
as the Max. Fish capability. The “Reverse Circulating Junk Catchers” (RCB) section in this technical manual, or our
Gotco International Catalog, can be referenced, since this tool utilizes the Shoe and Catcher Assembly of that product.
In the chart above, “O.D.-1” references the standard O.D. for this tool, and O.D.-2 varies, depending on the desired
“Max. Fish diameter” required. The upper, jetting portion of this tool remains the same, throughout the Max. Fish
ranges shown for each assembly.
How to Order the Gotco Jet Type Core Basket:

Specify:
Name and Part Number of the Assembly

O.D. and type of Shoe
Max. Fish Dia. required (additional cost for larger than standard size)
Top Connection
Recommended Spares:
2 extra junk “catcher” assemblies

2 “mill shoes”
1 additional set of “jet nozzles.”
1 additional “drop ball.”
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SECTION 3 - WIRELINE SPEAR
(COLLAPSIBLE AND STANDARD)
TOP
BARBS
SUB
SPRING
Stop Ring
RETAINER
(optional) PIN
SHAFT
Ordering Instructions:
Specify the Top Connection
The standard length is 6 feet, however, the
CWS-550 and larger, can be 8 feet in length.
The O.D. is based on the Connection.
A Standard Assembly does not come with a

“stop ring,” so please specify, if a “stop ring” is
required.
Gotco Collapsible Wireline Spear
To Replace Barb:
1. Start the retaining pin through the

hole on the shaft.
2. Position the torsion spring into the
clevis of the barb, place in shaft
pocket, and align with pin.
3. If necessary, use some heavy
grease on the spring, to hold in
place on the barb.
4. Insert retaining pin through the
barb and spring, and using an allen
wrench, tighten the retaining pin.
Collapsible Wireline Spear-Barb Assembly
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(COLLAPSABLE AND STANDARD)
The Wireline Spear can be

ordered with or without a “Stop
Ring.” A Stop Ring requires a
different Top Sub, which is
threaded to receive the Stop Ring.
Stop Rings can be specified with
various diameter ranges.
Specify the Top Connection

and the shaft length (6’ or 8’).
The O.D. is based on the Connection.
A Standard Assembly does not come

with a “stop ring,” so please specify, if
a “stop ring” is required.
Standard Wireline Spear-Barb Assembly
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(COLLAPSABLE AND STANDARD)
WIRELINE SPEAR OPERATION (COLLAPSABLE)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION Make up the spear to the bottom of the string. Run
collapsible wireline spear into the hole. Upon reaching
Gotco Wireline Spears are simple, easy-to-use tools the wire to be retrieved, slowly lower the spear,
designed to retrieve wireline and wire rope from the allowing the steel barbs to engage the wire. It may be
well bore, especially when it gets tightly packed in the necessary to lift and lower several times to be sure the
well bore. Wireline spears are constructed of spear has sufficiently engaged the wire. Slight rotation
high-quality steel for strength and durability. may also be required to loosen the wire if it is severely
compacted. The spear may then be lifted from the hole,
TYPES bringing the loose wire with it.
Two types of wireline spears are available: standard and ASSEMBLY (COLLAPSABLE)
collapsible. The standard wireline spear is provided
with welded barbs (serrated barbs are optional). The 1. Place barb and spring into each carrier in the
collapsible wireline spear has retracting barbs to allow mandrel body.
easier entry into the wire without compacting it further. 2. Install pin through mandrel and barb and hold in
place with provided snap ring.
CONSTRUCTION (COLLAPSABLE) 3. Install appropriate size stop ring on spear stop sub.
4. Screw spear stop sub onto mandrel.
The collapsible wireline spear consists of a mandrel
containing retractable barbs with a box connection on DISASSEMBLY (COLLAPSABLE)
top. Serrations on the spear shank, inside the collapsible
barb cavity, further enhance the ability of the wireline 1. Unscrew the stop sub from the mandrel.
spear to retain its grip on the cable while tripping out. 2. Remove the stop ring from the stop sub.
3. Remove the snap ring holding pin through mandrel
The top sub connection can be cut to customer’s and barb.
specifications. The stop ring can be manufactured to 4. Remove the pin by tapping out of the side.
outside diameter (O.D.) requested by the customer. 5. Remove the barbs and springs.
GOTCO COLLAPSABLE WIRELINE SPEAR

NECK O.D. 3-1/8 3-3/4 4-1/4 5-1/4 5-1/2 6-1/4 6-3/4 7-3/4
APPROX. LENGTH 6 6 6 6 8 8 8 10
(ft)
STD. CONN. 2-3/8 REG 2-7/8 REG 3-1/2 REG 3-1/2 REG 4-1/2 REG 4-1/2 I.F. 5-1/2 REG 6-5/8 REG
4” F.H.
STANDARD TYPE PART # WS-312 WS-375 WS-425 WS-525 WS-550 WS-625 WS-675 WS-775
COLLAPSABLE PART # CWS-312 CWS-375 CWS-425 CWS-525 CWS-550 CWS-625 CWS-675 CWS-775
NECK O.D. 8-7/8

APPROX. LENGTH 10
(ft)
STD. CONN. 7 5/8 REG
STANDARD TYPE PART # WS-887
COLLAPSABLE PART # CWS-887
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SECTION 3 - FISHING MAGNET
Fishing Magnet
Top Sub
Element
Barrel
Flush Plate
Retainer
Guide
(Flush, Mill, or Cut-lip)
Fishing Magnet-Exploded View
WELDED
ASSEMBLY
Gotco Fishing Magnet Assembly
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SECTION 3 - FISHING MAGNET
FISHING MAGNET The components of the Gotco Fishing Magnet are as

follows:
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1. Top Sub - with standard or special connections
The Gotco Fishing Magnet is the best tool available for 2. Barrel
retrieving debris which cannot be caught with the 3. Guide - flush guide standard, optional lip guides
commonly used overshot or spear fishing methods. and mill guides available.
Ferrous steel items (items having magnetic attraction) 4. Element - A permanently charged material that,
are easily picked up and removed from the well. with proper care should not require recharging.
5. Element Retainer - Assuring a positive mechanical
Sizes available range from 1" O.D. to 22" O.D. and grip on magnet element.
come with standard pin connection or connection as 6. Face Plate - Which protects the element and
specified by the customer. Adapters are also available extends the circuit so as to be flush with the face of
to use the Fishing Magnet on wireline. Capable of the magnet assembly.
exerting as much as 1-½ tons of pull, the Gotco
Magnets are some of the strongest magnets in use in the Optional Items: Handling Ring and RCB/CB Adapter
oil field today. Ring
USE If desired, the Gotco Fishing Magnet can be used inside a

Reverse Circulation Junk Basket or Core Basket by
Cones, hand tools, milling cuttings and a wide variety replacing the Top Sub with optional handling ring and
of other small items can accumulate on the bottom of replacing any standard or optional guide with RCB/CB
the hole. When Overshots, spears or junk baskets Adapter Ring. The resulting assembly is then inserted
cannot be used or are not as effective as necessary for a where the catcher assembly would normally be located in
given application. The Gotco Fishing Magnet can pick the shoe cavity of the Reverse Circulating Basket or Core
up and retrieve the accumulated junk, cleaning the hole Basket.
for maximum drill or coring bit performance.
Note: The Gotco Fishing Magnet can be disassembled,
CONSTRUCTION however it should not be without specific instructions
and safety precautions. The barrel and the top sub are
The computer designed Gotco Magnet Assembly uses the only welded part of the assembly. The tool can be
the maximum size magnet element practical for each disassembled by unscrewing the guide from the barrel,
given tool O.D. The concentration of flux at the bottom then removing the retainer ring and flush plate, and
of the tool assures maximum utilization of available lastly, the magnetic element.
magnetic forces while the barrel and guide design
eliminate any possible flux leakage. OPERATION
The design incorporates generous fluid circulation Make up the Gotco Fishing Magnet to the running
holes allowing a thorough washing of the hole bottom string. Run in hole being sure to hold magnet 6" to 12"
prior to fishing operations. above the fish. Circulate generously to wash out heavy
cuttings. (Magnets smaller than 3¼" diameter are not
The Gotco Fishing Magnet consists of a completely manufactured with fluid circulation capabilities).
field serviceable assembly. Reduce circulation, lower magnet to fish and rotate
slightly to obtain good contact. Cut off circulation.
Caution! While the magnet can be disassembled in the
field it is recommended that only trained technicians
perform this job. Improper handling of a magnet
during disassembly can be extremely dangerous.
Serious injury can result. Additionally, a significant
reduction in pulling force results once a magnet has
been removed from its circuit. Recharging is then
necessary to bring the magnet back to its full pulling
capacity. This reduction of magnetic charge can be
avoided if the appropriate Gotco handling keeper is
used.
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SECTION 3 FISHING MAGNET
MAINTENANCE TESTED CAPACITY FOR GOTCO FISHING

MAGNETS
Clean the assembly after each use. Remove all metal
particles and flush thoroughly with clean water. Clean Magnet Assy. Pull Strength (lbs)
all exterior surfaces also and allow tool to dry. FM-1 8
FM-2 8
The Top Sub can be removed to allow cleaning of the FM-3 15
connection between the Top Sub and the Barrel if FM-4 15
desired. If this is done, be sure to stand the Magnet FM-5 40
Assembly face down while removing and reassembling
FM-6 85
the Top Sub. The Magnet Element and Pole Plate are
retained by the Top Sub. Caution: Avoid accidental FM-7 175
disassembly of the circuit during cleaning. FM-8 200 - 220
FM-9 200 - 220
After cleaning, repaint exterior surfaces and dope all FM-10 275 - 350
connections. Do not paint the face plate as this will only FM-11 350 - 400
retard the effectiveness of the magnet. FM-12 400 - 500
FM-13 425 - 550
CAUTION: Keep magnets separate from each other FM-14 450 - 575
as magnets with heavier charge can draw power from FM-15 750 - 900
smaller magnets. Do not place magnets near DC power
FM-16 750 - 900
sources. Magnets are not only charged with a DC
power source, but are demagnetized as well. FM-17 900 - 1100
Generators, motors and welding power supplies all FM-18 1000 - 1200
create DC fields. Keep magnets away from these and FM-19 1100 - 1400
any other sources. FM-20 1800 - 2200
FM-21 1800 - 2200
Should your magnet ever need recharging, it can be FM-22 1800 - 2200
returned to Gotco for proper inspection, repair and FM-23 2200 - 2800*
recharge. Many magnets can also be reconditioned by FM-24 2200 - 2800*
the customer without returning to Gotco. Call Gotco
International, Inc. for details. These values reflect the actual range as tested by Gotco
International, Inc. Test performed on Magnets with
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS Flush Guide where the entire face of the Fishing
Magnet was in contact with flat solid steel. Smaller
When Ordering Please Specify: surface areas as well as smaller mass will reduce values
1) Name & Number of Assembly shown.
2) Size - O.D.
3) Top Connection, if other than Standard
Recommended Accessories:
1) Lip Guide
2) 1 Mill Guide
Note: Guides left oversize quoted upon request.
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SECTION 3 FISHING MAGNET
GOTCO FISHING MAGNETS (STANDARD ASSEMBLIES)

HOLE SIZE 1 TO 1-5/8 TO 2 TO 2-3/8 TO 2-3/4 TO 3 TO 3-1/4 TO 4 TO
1-1/4 5-1/2 2-3/4 3-1/4 3-5/8 3-3/4 4-1/8 4-1/4
SIZE - O.D. 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-3/4 2-1/4 2-1/2 3 3-1/4
TOP PIN 5/8 5/8 5/8 3/4 3/4 3/4 2-3/8 2-3/8
CONNECTION 11-N.C. S.R. S.R. S.R. S.R. S.R. TBG TBG
APPROX. PULL LBS. 5-7 8-10 11-14 15-20 25-75 75-125 125-200 125-200
COMPLETE PART# FM-1 FM-2 FM-3 FM-4 FM-5 FM-6 FM-7 FM-8
ASSEMBLY
ACCESSORIES
FLUSH GUIDE PART# FM-2-5F FM-3-5F FM-4-5F FM-5-5F FM-6-5F FM-7-5F FM-8-5F
LIPPED GUIDE PART# FM-2-5L FM-3-5L FM-4-5L FM-5-5L FM-6-5L FM-7-5L FM-8-5L
MILL GUIDE PART# FM-2-5M FM-3-5M FM-4-5M FM-5-5M FM-6-5M FM-7-5M FM-8-5M

HOLE SIZE 4-1/4 TO 4-1/2 TO 5-1/8 TO 5-5/8 TO 6-1/8 TO 6-1/8 TO 6-5/8 TO 7-5/8 TO
4-1/2 5 5-1/2 6 6-1/2 6-1/2 7-1/2 8-1/2
SIZE - O.D. 3-1/2 4 4-1/2 5 5-1/2 5-3/4 6 7
TOP PIN 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2
CONNECTION REG REG REG REG REG REG REG REG
APPROX. PULL LBS. 150-250 250-350 350-450 450-500 500-600 500-600 600-700 800-1000
ASSEMBLY
ACCESSORIES
FLUSH GUIDE PART# FM-350-5F FM-9-5F FM-10-5F FM-11-5F FM-12-5F FM-13-5F FM-14-5F FM-15-5F
LIPPED GUIDE PART# FM-350-5L FM-9-5L FM-10-5L FM-11-5L FM-12-5L FM-13-5L FM-14-5L FM-15-5L
MILL GUIDE PART# FM-350- FM-9-5M FM-10-5M FM-11-5M FM-12-5M FM-13-5M FM-14-5M FM-15-5M
5M

HOLE SIZE 8-5/8 TO 9-7/8 TO 10-1/2 TO 11-3/4 TO 12-1/4 TO 15 - UP 17 - UP
9-3/4 11-3/8 11-7/8 13 14
SIZE - O.D. 8 9 10 10-1/2 11-1/2 14 16
TOP PIN 4-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8
CONNECTION REG REG REG REG REG REG REG
APPROX. PULL LBS. 1000-1200 1200-1400 1400-1600 1600-1800 1800-2200 2500-3000
COMPLETE PART# FM-16 FM-17 FM-18 FM-19 FM-20 FM-21 FM-22
ASSEMBLY
ACCESSORIES
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SECTION 3 – DITCH MAGNET
DITCH MAGNET
Gotco Ditch Magnet

Description:
The Gotco Ditch Magnet is the best available and most effective means of removing metal particles from drilling
mud. The Ditch Magnet is place in the drilling mud return line, before the shale shaker. The Ditch Magnet should be
used during milling operations, wash-over and fishing jobs. It is desirable to keep it in the mud system at all times for
protection of the mud handling system. The Ditch Magnet, by removing small steel cuttings from the drilling mud,
protects the shale shaker, and reduces wear on the equipment in the mud system.
The Ditch Magnet is made from stainless steel and is available in 6 inch increments for length. It has perforated
end plates for use with retrieval rigging. It has an all-around “stand-off” for improved circulation.
The Body of the Ditch Magnet is 3” x 4” x 24”/30”/60” long. The end plates are 7-1/4” x 8-1/2
Specify by part number:

DM-24_____________24” long
DM-30_____________30” long
DM-36_____________36” long
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SECTION 3 IMPRESSION BLOCKS
IMPRESSION BLOCKS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Gotco Impression Blocks are used to accurately

determine the dimensions of the upper end of a fish as
well as to check its condition and position in the well
bore. The soft lead lower end of the impression block
will capture an impression of the fish when contact is
made.
OPERATION
LEAD IMPRESSION BLOCK
Run into hole on fishing string until the impression
block is near top of fish. Slowly lower pipe until contact
with fish is made. Do not rotate. Apply weight to
impression block and then pull out of hole.

1) Size - O.D.
2) Top Connection Anti-rotation Pin Conn.
Anchors is standard.
Section View
GOTCO LEAD IMPRESSION BLOCKS

O.D. NOT OVER - INCHES 1-5/8" 2-1/4" 2-3/4" 4-3/4" 5-1/2" 5-3/4"
PART# IB-162 IB-225 IB-275 IB-475 IB-550 IB-575
XREF# 37664 37667 69921 61576 33001 19580
GOTCO LEAD IMPRESSION BLOCKS (CONTINUED)

O.D. NOT OVER - INCHES 8" 8-1/2" 11" 11-1/2" 11-3/4" 12"
PART# IB-800 IB-850 IB-1100-M IB-1150 IB-1175 IB-1200
XREF# 32998 19581 145715 68613 32995
Note: Additional sizes available upon request.
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SECTION 4 - ACCESSORY TOOLS
FISHING BUMPER SUB-----------------------PAGE 41

Illustrations 41
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL, INC. Bumping Down 42
Jarring Up 42
Disassemble 43
Re-Assemble 43
How To Order 43-44
Data Reference Table 45-46
Part Number Tables 47-53
LUBRICATED BUMPER SUBS--------------PAGE 54
Illustrations 54
To Release Recovered Fish at Top of Hole 55
OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE Maintenance & Illustrations 56-58
MANUAL Assembly and Disassembly
Filling With Oil
58-59
59
Storage 59
How to Order 60
Replacement Parts 61
Reference Data Tables 62
DRILLING SAFETY JOINT------------------PAGE 63
Illustrations 63
Disengage 64
Re-Engage 64
Maintenance 64
TABLE OF CONTENTS How To Order 64-65
Strength Data Chart 65
FISHING JAR--------------------------------------PAGE 2
Illustrations 2, 3
Operation & Use 4
Seals 4
Non-Extrusion Rings 4-8
Installation Procedure & Illustrations 4-8
Piston – Seal Sets and Rings 7-8
Filling With Fluid 9
Disassembly & Reassembly Procedures 9-11
Test Procedures 12-17
Reference Data Tables 18
How To Order 19-23
JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER-------------------PAGE 24
Illustrations 24-25
Filling With Fluid 26
Disassembly 26-27
Assembly 27
Seal Installations Illustrations 28-29
How To Order 30-34
Strength Data Chart reference note 30
Testing Procedures 35-38
Reference Data Tables 37,39
Maintenance – Fluid Recycling Unit 40
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SECTION 4- FISHING JARS
Fishing Jar Assembly
2
Piston Assembly
(Piston rings, Non-extrusion rings, Protector rings and Seal)
Seal
Non-extrusion
Piston Rings Ring &
Protector Ring
3
To begin jarring operations, take a stretch in the string;

FISHING JAR set the brake, and wait for the jar to hit. Remember, the
amount of stretch determines the level of impact. Too
GENERAL DESCRIPTION much stretch may apply severe loads to the jar and other
equipment in the string. Be sure to observe the strength
The Gotco Fishing Jar is a straight-pull hydraulically limits of each jar as published in this manual.
actuated tool. It is simple to assemble and easy to
operate. The jar is used when merely pulling on a fish Applying excessive loads will not affect the speed of
fails to free it from the hole. The jar will aid in the the action, but will only administer higher impact.
removal of the fish by allowing the operator to Excessive impact is dangerous and should be avoided.
introduce a sudden upward impact (jarring) load to the
fish, whenever required. The Gotco Fishing Jar allows Caution: If the jar is pulled from the hole in the open
the operator to control the intensity of the jarring blow position, it should be closed and removed from the
from a very light to very high impact from the rig floor string. Leaving the closed jar suspended in the string
without making any adjustments to the tool. could result in the jar opening unexpectedly. Serious
damage or injury could result.
Impact is controlled by the restriction of hydraulic fluid
as it tries to pass the piston assembly. When the Jar is SEALS
pulled, fluid passes slowly from one cavity to another.
The operator applies the desired stretch to the fishing The seals and seal kits in the Gotco Fishing Jar are
string. The amount of stretch applied is directly designed for high pressure use consisting of O-rings,
proportionate to the intensity of the resulting impact. annealed copper non extrusion and seal protector rings.
Several seconds after the stretch is applied, the piston These seals must be carefully installed and set into
will reach its free stroke zone and will no longer restrict place using the appropriate Gotco setting tool. (See
the passage of hydraulic fluid. The jar then opens, illustrations in this section for setting the seals with the
unrestricted, and the energy stored in the stretched Gotco setting tool.)
fishing string is then released, striking an upward
impact on the fish. NON-EXTRUSION RINGS - INSTALLATION
PROCEDURE
The jar may be closed immediately by applying only a
few hundred pounds of string weight. The tool is now 1. Be sure that the seal area in the Mandrel/Washpipe
reset and another blow may be applied. Body are clean and free of burrs.
2. With the seal area facing upward, and secure,
The Gotco Fishing Jar is capable of transmitting full install the lower Non-extrusion Ring in the lower
torque at all times during operation, in either direction. most seal groove. This is readily accomplished by
The operator can control the intensity of impact by overlapping the ends of the ring until the diameter
merely adjusting the amount of stretch applied to the is small enough to pass through the bore of the
string. body. Be careful to insure that the bevels in the
split region are properly oriented both before and
USE AND OPERATION after insertion.
3. Place the lower Seal Protector Ring on top of the
The Gotco Fishing Jar is used for fishing, testing, Non-extrusion Ring.
coring, reaming, light drilling, side tracking, and 4. After applying a liberal amount of hydraulic oil to
washover operation. Fishing: When used in fishing the O-ring, insert the O-ring just above the lower
operations, the Gotco Fishing Jar should be installed Seal Protector Ring.
immediately below the drill collars, and just above the
desired fishing tool. A Gotco Jar Impact Amplifier may
also be used to assist in jarring operations.
Prior to use, the Gotco Fishing Jar should be inspected

for proper assembly and filled with hydraulic fluid. The
tool should be tested in an approved jar tester.
Connections should be made up tight, being careful not
to tong any closer than 4 inches from any jar thread
connection.
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(Fill Plug Port)
Mandrel/ Mandrel Body

Sealing Surfaces
High Differential pressure area
in both directions
Knocker/ Piston
(note orientation of the piston rings)
(Fill Plug Port)
Washpipe/ Washpipe Body

Sealing Surfaces
in both directions
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Setting the High Pressure Seal Areas

(Mandrel Body / Washpipe Body)
Setting Tool
Mandrel Body
Setting Tool
Washpipe Body
Copper Seal Protection

Rings (4)
Elastomer (2)
Copper
Non-Extrusion
Ring (4)
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PISTON
Piston Setting Tool

Piston
Piston Ring Installation Configuration
Shown In Pulling Strain
FORCE
 Denotes orientation of
Piston Rings (dot on face)
Angle should always  Locate the angle on Ring
face the relief port as shown
FORCE
Wide side should always

face towards the seal face
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FOR PISTON

5. Insert the upper Seal Protector Ring on top of the RINGS (See Illustration for reference):
O-ring.
6. Place the upper Non-extrusion Ring on top of the 1. The Piston Rings have a slight bevel or taper angle.
upper Seal Protector Ring. The smaller end of the piston ring is marked with
7. Repeat the previous steps for the seal assembly in a “dot”. This dot should be facing up away from
the remaining seal area. the seal face. This will put the wide side of the
piston ring against the sealing face of the piston.
PISTON NON-EXTRUSION AND PROTECTOR (See illustration below.)
RINGS - INSTALLATION PROCEDURE:
2. Position the Piston with the bypass relief holes
facing up. Position pliers in the ring gap with the
1. Be sure that the seal area in the Piston is clean and
narrow side of the ring facing up. Spread the ring
free of burrs.
I.D. until it is just slightly larger than the Piston
2. With the Piston facing upward on a work bench,
O.D. Slide the ring over the Piston and into the
insert the Non-extrusion Ring into the seal groove.
groove toward the bottom. Repeat until all rings
This is readily accomplished by overlapping the
are properly in place.
ends of the ring until the diameter is small enough
to pass through the bore of the body. Be careful to 3. Assemble the Piston on to the Mandrel making
insure that the bevels in the split region are sure that the seal set and the tapered sides of the
properly oriented both before and after insertion. Piston rings are facing up toward the knocker
3. Place the Seal Protector Ring on top of the Non- shoulder.
extrusion Ring.
4. After applying a liberal amount of hydraulic oil to
the O-ring, insert the O-ring just above the lower
Seal Protector Ring
Note direction of
the taper on the
Direction of Piston Ring.
pressure.
Mandrel Body / Washpipe Body High Pressure

Seal Set (Non-extrusion ring, Protector ring, & Seal)
Piston High Pressure Seal Set

(Seal, Protector ring, & Non-extrusion ring)
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SECTION 4 - FISHING JAR
(Disassembly, Assembly, &Filling)
5. Re-clamp the tool on the Mandrel Body.
FILLING WITH FLUID 6. Loosen and remove the Washpipe. Place the
wrench only on the wrench surface provided at the
Use only Gotco Jar Hydraulic Oil. This oil is highly lower (small) end of the Washpipe.
refined and has a high viscosity index of 51 SUS @ 210 7. Remove the Middle Body, allowing the oil to drain
degrees Fahrenheit. in a container.
8. Remove the Piston. If necessary, drive the blade
1. Be sure tool and fill plugs are clean. of a thin screwdriver in-between the upper end of
2. The tool can be filled in the open or closed the Piston and the Knocker or Mandrel shoulder to
position, however the closed position is loosen the Piston. Take care not to mar the parts
recommended. in doing this.
3. Clamp the Jar in vise with Middle Body and 9. Loosen and remove the Knocker, using the wrench
Mandrel Body fill ports facing up. The Jar should flats provided.
be placed at a 30-degree incline, with the 10. Re-clamp the tool on the tool joint end of the
Washpipe Body on the lower end. Mandrel. Remove Top Sub, if Non-Integral type.
4. Attach the volume hose to the Middle Body port 11. Slide the Mandrel Body off the Mandrel and lay it
and attach the other end to the pump. aside.
5. Attach the exhaust hose to the Mandrel Body Fill 12. Remove the Seal from the small (Washpipe) end of
port and drop it's free end into the filler opening of the Mandrel.
the pump. 13. Unclamp the Mandrel from the vise and lay it
6. Using the hand pump, begin to pump at a moderate aside. Use care in handling the Mandrel to prevent
speed to allow fluid to enter the Jar without marring or denting the Mandrel seal surface.
creating trapped air. The Operator can visually see 14. Remove the two Seals from the O.D. of the
the fluid flow through the exhaust hose. Any Mandrel Body and from the Washpipe Body.
trapped air can be seen at this time. Opening of the 15. Remove the two Seal Assemblies from the inside
tool (Mandrel) can be expected at this time if the upper end of the Mandrel Body. To remove these
Jar is being filled in the "closed position." seals, proceed as follows: Using either the Seal
7. Continue pumping at a moderate speed until there Removal Tool, or a bent screwdriver, carefully
are no air bubbles noticed in the exhaust hose. insert the tip of the blade in-between the "O" Ring
8. When all of the air is cleared, detach the exhaust and the Seal Protector Ring. Then lift out the "O"
hose with fittings and immediately insert the Ring, taking care not to damage or mar the Seal
Mandrel Body Fill Plug. Do not over-tighten. Protector Rings or the Non-Extrusion Rings. Do
9. Place the Jar in a level position, rotating it 180 not run the tool around the groove under the rings,
degrees, making sure that the Middle Body Fill this tends to mar the groove by scratching the
Plug is at the uppermost part of the tool. groove surface.
10. Detach the volume hose and immediately insert 16. Once the "O-Ring" has been removed, visually
and tighten the Middle Body Fill Plug. examine the Seal Protector Rings and Non-
Extrusion Rings (copper rings) for damage, burrs
DISASSEMBLY or wear. Remove any rings that appear to be
damaged in any way. If the copper rings appear to
Care must be taken to avoid damage to any seal areas. be in good condition, they do not have to be
Most critical are the polished areas on the upper end of removed.
the mandrel and on the O.D. of the washpipe. 17. Check the other Seal Assemblies in the Washpipe
Body and the Piston Seal Body in the same
1. Clean the tool completely to avoid the possibility manner.
of contamination of fluid or parts by dirt or rust. 18. Carefully clean all the disassembled parts with
2. Secure the Jar in a pipe vise, at approximately the solvent and wipe them dry with a lint-free cloth.
center of the Middle Body. Thoroughly oil all the parts with a good grade of
3. Place an open mouth container below the joint of light, clean oil.
the Washpipe Body
4. Back off the Washpipe Body until the oil runs out
of the tool, past the threads, allowing the oil to
drain into the open container. This oil should not
be re-used in the Jar. Remove the Washpipe Body
and lay it aside.
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5. Use a good grade of lubricant on all of the threaded
19. Check all the parts for defects. Examine the parts to aid in assembly and also for the next break-
polished surfaces for any scarring or pits. Fine out. Screw the Knocker on the Mandrel lower end
emery cloth may be used to repair any minor pits and buck it up tight. Use the Knocker wrench flats
or scratches. It is important that this surface not be during this operation. Remove any burrs or
damaged as to cause a loss of fluid during damage caused by wrenching on to the Knocker
operation of the tool. If it is damaged, it should be during assembly. This is very important, because it
replaced. can cause damage to the tool.
20. Check the splines on the Mandrel and in the 6. Assemble the Piston Rings on the Piston. (Refer to
Mandrel Body for any burrs or upsets. Upsets may pages 4-7 and 4-8 for this step.) The Piston should
be carefully ground with a grinder or a small hand be assembled as follows: First, note the slight
file. Then, polish with emery cloth. bevel on the Piston Rings. The wider side of the
21. Carefully check the Middle Body bore for signs of ring should always be toward the seal face of the
scratches or galled areas. Minor damage may be piston gland.
smoothed with an emery cloth. Any deep scratches Position the Piston so that the bypass relief holes
in the bore will make the Middle Body unfit for use in the grooves are up. Position the gap of each
and should be replaced. piston ring with the narrow side up, spreading the
22. Carefully check the tool joint threads for nicks or gap open enough to slide the piston rings onto the
burrs. Polish threads when necessary. Piston, one at a time.
23. Remove all of the Fill Plugs and install new Fill Assemble the Piston on the Mandrel. Slide the
Plugs and "O-Ring" seals for each plug. assembled Piston on the Mandrel with the Seal
Assembly and thinner inside wall up toward the
Complete Reassembly Knocker (or Knocker shoulder). (Refer to pages 4-
5, 4-7 and 4-8 for this step.) Use caution to
Prior to Assembly, the parts should all be thoroughly assemble the Piston properly; it can be assembled
cleaned, dried and oiled. Next, all of the Non-extrusion upside-down, but if so, it will not function.
Seal Ring Assemblies should be installed in the 7. Screw the Washpipe onto the bottom of the
Mandrel Body, Washpipe Body and Piston Seal Body. Mandrel. Using the wrench surface at the lower
(Refer to the illustrations given on pages 4-5 through end of the Washpipe, buck it up tight. (Note:
4-8.) Excessive torque on the Washpipe on small, thin
Jars can distort the Piston.)
1. Non-Extrusion Rings are first installed, with the The Jar Piston Rings effect a metal-to-metal seal
beveled faces matching the glands in the parts. The against the Middle Body cylinder. When strain is
Seal Protector Rings are installed next. They are taken, and fluid under pressure tries to flow from
slightly deformed in order to get them into the above the Piston to below, it is restricted in its flow
body. Once in place, the Rings are straightened to the Rings gaps. This allows a sufficient strain to
and flattened by using the Seal Installation Tool. be built up to enable a blow of desired intensity to
After the Non-Extrusion and Seal Protector Rings be struck.
are in place, the rubber "O-Ring" is inserted into However, when resetting for another stroke,
the middle of the assembly, between the two Seal relatively unrestricted movement is made possible
Protector Rings. The seal assembly is then by the Jar's unique one-way by-pass system. On
properly set by using the Gotco Setting Tool. the closing stroke, fluid flowing from below the
(Refer to pages 4-6 through 4-8) Piston to above, opens the by-pass relief ports,
2. Secure the Mandrel Body horizontally in a vise, permitting unobstructed fluid flow and thus easy
clamping on the tool joint end. re-entry of the Piston into its cylinder.
3. Assemble the "O-ring" Seal in the groove at the
lower end of the Mandrel.
4. Slide the Mandrel Body over the Mandrel with its' Instructions continue on the next page.
seal end toward the tool joint (up), using care to
prevent any damage to the seal Assemblies. Rotate
the Mandrel Body until the splines in the Mandrel
Body align with the splines on the Mandrel. Slide
the Mandrel Body all the way up to the face of the
Mandrel Ring. Assemble the "O-Rings" on the
lower (pin) end of the Mandrel Body.
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8. Slide the Middle Body over the Mandrel - Washpipe assembly and screw it onto the Mandrel Body. Be sure the
larger I.D. is uppermost and the fill plug end is down. Tighten the Middle Body.
9. Assemble the Seals on the O.D. of the Washpipe Body and slide it over the Washpipe. Screw it into the Middle
Body and tighten it up.
The Gotco Fishing Jar

Exploded View
(Copper and O-ring seals excluded)
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(TESTING PROCEDURES)
General Guidelines for Testing Fishing Jars and Amplifiers

on the Gotco Jar / Amplifier Tester
1. Make-up the correct Test Subs with the Jar or Amplifier as per API Connection. The Test Subs
should be secured at least hand tight.
2. Set the Jar or Amplifier securely in the Tester Stationery and Pulling Assembly. The tool should rest
fully in the “Saddle” to be certain the tool is level and centered on the Horizontal axis. The tool should
be orientated with the Mandrel end toward the hydraulic cylinder.
3. Make sure that the Jar Tester’s Extend / Retract Controller is in the “Neutral” position.
4. Remove all the Adjusting Pins from the frame of the Jar Tester.
5. Turn the Jar Tester Off/ On Switch to “ON.”
6. Using the Extend / Retract Control Lever, adjust the tool so that the mandrel will achieve the full
stroke length from the Open (Reverse) to the Closed (Forward) position. Make certain that the
Control Valve is adjusted to a minimum amount of force to move the Jar or Amplifier.
7. Place the Stop Pins in the holes provided on the Test Frame Rails to prevent the Stationery Plate from
moving. NOTE: Some adjustments may be required by using the Extend / Retract Control Lever to
line up the holes.
8. Close the Tool completely by using the Control Lever.
9. Adjust the Pressure Control Valve to the correct “Low Pull” setting on the Data Chart for Amplifiers
and Fishing Jars. This can be read on the Torque Gauge. The numbers located on the inside
represent pounds of pull, while the numbers on the outside represent (100 X KPA) or PSI.
10. Pull the Control Lever to the open (Retract) position. When the tool starts to induce a load, shown on
the System Pressure Gauge, Start the Timer.
11. As soon as the Tool stops inducing a load and the Pressure Gauge reading drops, Stop the Timer and
return the Extend / Retract lever to it’s “Neutral” position.
12. Record all Data and compare the average results to the Test Data Chart.
13. Repeat all of these Procedures to perform the “High Pull Test.” Use the High Pull Test column in the
Test Data Chart to set the load on the Jar Tester.
14. After all testing is complete, close the Jar or Amplifier completely, remove it from the Jar Tester, and
remove the Test Subs.
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(TESTING PROCEDURES)
Procedure For Testing Fishing Jars
Note: See “General Guidelines for testing” Jar Impact Amplifiers and Fishing Jars prior to
continuing with the testing procedure.
1. Using the data shown in the Jar Testing Data Chart, set the pull of the Jar Tester to the
figure shown under the “Low Pull Heading.”
2. Apply load to the Jar, visually checking to be sure that it is opening properly. The movement
should be slow and steady without any jerking motions.
3. If the Jar does not open as required, it is permissible to close the Jar and start the application
of load process over again.
4. If the Jar does not pull through it’s required stroke without stopping, the “Low Pull” load
may be set 2000 pounds higher than shown on the Testing Data Chart.
5. If this is unsuccessful, the Jar should be taken apart and re-dressed and re-filled with oil.
6. If the Low Pull Test is successful, repeat the test pull 4 to 6 times to assure uniform pull and
that the tool is working properly.
7. Reset the Jar Tester to the value listed on the Chart under “Test Setting.”
8. Pull test the Jar 8 to 10 times, recording the results of the test for each pull.
9. If the average pull load does not match the loads listed in the Test Data Chart, it should not
be alarming. The listed loads are an average for most jars and all vary somewhat. This is
due primarily to the rate the jar fluids are metering around the Piston rings. All Jars vary a
little depending on the compression gap distance on the rings and clearances inside the tool.
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(JAR TESTING DATA CHART)
FISHING JAR DATA CHART

General Information
Assy. Ref. O.D. I.D. Conn. Max. Rec. Rec. Max
Torque Max Lifting Load
ft.lbs Jarring after Jarring
Load (lbs)
(lbs.)
FJ-225 54020 2-1/4 3/8 1-1/4 REG 1,800 21,000 118,500
FJ-31 52504 3-1/8 1 2-3/8 REG 4,000 32,400 229,200
FJ-36 52528 3-1/4 1-1/2 2-3/8 IF 5,340 46,000 299,700
FJ-236 52497 3-3/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 3,000 46,500 179,500
FJ-136 52506 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 REG 7,640 56,500 345,000
FJ-42 52502 4-1/4 1-15/16 2-7/8 IF 9,520 46,700 430,300
FJ-44 52653 4-1/2 2-3/8 2-7/8 EUE 11,160 49,000 375,000
FJ-146 52530 4-3/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 FH 18,420 85,000 591,900
FJ-46 52500 4-3/4 2 3-1/2 IF 17,200 74,500 468,800
FJ-60 52498 6 2 4-1/2 FH 34,320 136,400 937,000
FJ-62 52544 6-1/4 2-1/4 4-1/2 IF 40,680 159,000 917,400
FJ-66 52680 6-3/4 2-3/8 5-1/2 REG 48,660 172,800 1,013,800
FJ-76 52711 7-3/4 3-1/16 6-5/8 REG 64,020 149,000 1,587,000
FJ-90 66346 9 3-3/4 7-5/8 REG 92,260 214,000 1,621,000
Note: The strength shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the
material used in each case. These strengths are accurate within 20% of the figures shown
and do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied, but serve as a guide only. All jarring
and pulling loads assumes that the force is acting alone and is essentially along the major
axis of the tool. If torque, tension, and bending are used together, the resulting combined
stresses may lead to tool failure..
Jar Testing Data Chart NOTE: For a standard Jar Tester having an
(Reference the Jar Testing Procedures before Testing) 10” diameter hydraulic cylinder with a 4”
Assy. Ref. Test Setting Low Pull -lbs. High Pull -lbs. diameter shaft, use the following formula to
FJ-225 54020 17,000 4,000 7,000 - 12,000 convert Pounds of Pull to psi reading on the
FJ-31 52504 27,600 7,000 15,000 - 23,000 gage.
FJ-36 52528 31,200 8,000 15,000 - 26,000 1 psi = 65.97 lbs. of pull
FJ-236 52497 31,200 8,000 15,000 - 26,000
Example: If pull test is 80,000 to 120,000 lbs.
FJ-136 52506 31,200 8,000 18,000 - 26,000 Then, 80,000 / 65.97 = 1,212 psi,
FJ-42 52502 33,600 8,000 18,000 - 28,000 120,000 / 65.97 = 1,819 psi.
FJ-44 52653 33,600 8,000 18,000 - 28,000
FJ-146 52530 54,000 10,000 28,000 - 45,000 So, 1,212 psi through 1,819 psi should be read
FJ-46 52500 54,000 10,000 28,000 - 45,000 on the gage.
FJ-60 52498 74,400 10,000 41,000 - 62,000
Formula;
FJ-62 52544 96,000 12,000 55,000 - 80,000
Pull Load = psi reading
FJ-66 52680 132,000 12,000 62,000 - 110,000
65.97 (based on size of cylinder and shaft.)
FJ-76 52711 120,000 12,000 63,000 - 100,000
FJ-90 66346 144,000 14,000 80,000 - 120,000
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(STANDARD JAR TESTER UNIT)
Hydraulic
Cylinder
Test
Control
Unit
Important:
The Jar Tester unit must
be installed by a certified Pull Plate
representative of Gotco
International. It must be
installed on a level Test Sub
concrete foundation and
properly bolted down, to
prevent damaging the Mandrel
tester unit.
Jar
Washpipe Body
Test Sub
Stationary
Plate
Pins (2)
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(EXTENDABLE JAR TESTER UNIT)
Important:
The Extendable Jar Tester
unit must be installed by a
certified representative of
Gotco International. It must
be installed on a level
concrete foundation and
properly bolted down, to
prevent damaging the tester
unit.
General Specifications:
Throat size: 12”
Stroke: 32” push and pull
Max Pull: 206,000 pounds
Max. Push: 235,000 pounds
Approx. Std. Length: 24 ft.
The Console shown is for

reference only. This is a separate
component and varies, depending
on customer requirements.
The Gotco Extendable Jar Tester Frame

The Extendable Jar Tester Frame can be extended in both 8 ft. and 10ft. increments.
It is used for testing both hydraulic, “Z”-Type Jars,” as well as drilling jars. For
more information, contact sales for a technical bulletin on this product.
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(JAR TESTER CONTROL UNIT)
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(REFERENCE DATA TABLES)
RECOMMENDED TIGHTENING TORQUE FOR THREADED CONNECTIONS
ASSEMBLY # O.D. X I.D. TOP SUB TO KNOCKER MANDREL MANDREL BODY MIDDLE BODY
MANDREL TO TO TO TO
MANDREL WASHPIPE MIDDLE BODY WASHPIPE BODY
FJ-225 (54020) 2-1/4 X 3/8 300 150 900 1,050
FJ-31 (52504) 3-1/8 X 1 200 690 2,030 2,030
FJ-36 (52528) 3-3/4 X 1-1/2 2,670 890 3,570 3,570
FJ-236 (52497) 3-3/4 X 1-7/8 1,490 410 3,570 3,570
FJ-136 (52506) 3-3/4 X 1-1/4 300 1,140 3,820 3,820
FJ-42 (52502) 4-1/4 X 1-15/16 500 1,880 4,960 4,960
FJ-44 (52653) 4-1/2 X 2-3/8 500 1,930 5,580 5,580
FJ-146 (52530) 4-3/4 X 1-1/2 700 2,130 9,770 9,210
FJ-46 (52500) 4-3/4 X 2 500 2,010 9,750 8,600
FJ-60 (52498) 6X2 2,200 4,990 17,530 17,160
FJ-62 (52544) 6-1/4 X 2-1/4 2,000 5,460 20,340 20,340
FJ-66 (52680) 6-3/4 X 2-3/8 1,900 7,260 24,330 24,330
FJ-76 (52711) 7-3/4 X 3-1/16 3,200 11,680 32,020 32,010
FJ-90 (66346) 9 X 3-3/4 6,200 21,540 57,560 46,130
Multiply chart values by .1382 to obtain Kg-m.
FISHING JARS DATA CHARTS
ASSEMBLY O.D. I.D. CONNECTION STROKE RECOMMENDED DRILL PULL LOAD TO
PART # COLLAR WEIGHT RANGE OPEN FULLY
FJ-225 (54020) 2-1/4 3/8 1-1/4 REG 6-3/4 1,560 – 2,100 23,000
FJ-31 (52504) 3-1/8 1 2-3/8 API REG 4-3/8 2,400 - 3,300 30,000
FJ-36 (52528) 3-3/4 1-1/2 2-3/8 API IF 3-15/16 3,400 - 4,600 43,500
FJ-236 (52497) 3-3/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 3-13/16 3,500 - 4,700 43,000
FJ-136 (52506) 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 API REG 4-1/8 4,200 - 5,700 52,000
FJ-42 (52502) 4-1/4 1-15/16 2-7/8 API IF 4-3/16 3,500 - 4,700 43,000
FJ-44 (52653) 4-1/2 2-3/8 2-7/8 EUE 5-3/16 3,600 - 4,900 49,000
FJ-146 (52530) 4-3/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 API FH 4-7/16 6,300 - 8,500 78,000
FJ-46 (52500) 4-3/4 2 3-1/2 API FH & IF 5-1/16 5,600 - 7,500 63,000
FJ-60 (52498) 6 2 4-1/2 API FH 4-5/16 10,200 - 13,800 128,500
FJ-62 (52544) 6-1/4 2-1/4 4-1/2 API IF 6-1/2 11,800 - 16,000 147,000
FJ-66 (52680) 6-3/4 2-3/8 5-1/2 API REG 6-1/2 13,000 - 17,500 172,900
FJ-76 (52711) 7-3/4 3-1/16 6-5/8 API REG 6-1/2 11,000 - 15,000 126,000
FJ-90 (66346) 9 3-3/4 7-5/8 API REG 6-1/2 14,300 - 19,600 200,000
ASSEMBLY MIN. PULL REQ’D (ABOVE Cal. Yield RECOMMENDED TORQUE FLUID USED WITH
PART # WEIGHT OF STRING AND Load after MAX Working YIELD CAPACITY JAR #
COLLARS) TO OBTAIN Jarring* Load (gal)
EFFECTIVE BLOW (lbs) (lbs)
FJ-225 (54020) 14,000 118,500 21,000 1,800 .25 AMP-31 (55867)
FJ-31 (52504) 21,000 229,200 32,400 4,060 .375 AMP-31 (55687)
FJ-36 (52528) 30,000 299,700 46,000 5,340 .63 AMP-36 (55747)
FJ-236 (52497) 30,000 179,500 46,500 2,980 .613 AMP-236
(50660)
FJ-136 (52506) 36,000 345,000 56,500 7,640 .82 AMP-136
(55895)
FJ-42 (52502) 30,000 430,300 46,500 9,920 .92 AMP-42 (55664)
FJ-44 (52653) 32,000 375,000 49,000 11,160 1.15 AMP-44 (50708)
FJ-146 (52530) 54,000 591,900 85,000 18,420 1 AMP-146
(50700)
FJ-46 (52500) 43,000 468,800 74,500 17,200 1.35 AMP-46 (55812)
FJ-60 (52498) 77,000 937,000 136,000 34,320 1.57 AMP-60 (55860)
FJ-62 (52544) 102,000 917,400 159,000 40,680 4.25 AMP-62 (55905)
FJ-66 (52680) 102,000 1,013,800 172,000 48,660 3.45 AMP-66 (50720)
FJ-76 (52711) 88,000 1,587,900 149,000 64,020 4.65 AMP-76 (55910)
FJ-90 (66346) 100,000 1,621,000 215,000 92,260 3.2 AMP-90-(66372)
* The strength’s shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the material used in each case. The strengths shown are therefore
accurate, plus or minus 20% of the figure shown, only. These figures do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied; they are meant to serve as a
guide only, and appropriate allowance must be made in use, as a safety factor.
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FISHING JARS
SIZE 1-1/4 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-7/8

CONNECTIONS API REG API REG API REG API IF EUE API IF EUE
OUTSIDE DIA. INCHES 2-1/4 3-1/8 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-3/4 4-1/4 4-1/2
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 3/8 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-7/8 1-15/16 2-3/8
FREE STROKE INCHES 6-3/4 4-3/8 4-1/8 3-15/16 3-13/16 4-3/16 5-3/16
TYPE JAR INT MAND INT MAND INT MAND SUB SUB INT MAND INT MAND
COMPLETE PART# FJ-225 FJ-31 FJ-136 FJ-36 FJ-236 FJ-42 FJ-44
ASSEMBLY XREF# 54020 52504 52506 52528 52497 52502 52653
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB* PART# FJ-36-1 FJ-236-1

XREF# 37412 20156
MANDREL* PART# FJ-225-2 FJ-31-2 FJ-136-2 FJ-36-2 FJ-236-2 FJ-42-2 FJ-44-2
XREF# 18780 38056 38041 37411 20155 44484 35850
PISTON PART# FJ-225-3 FJ-31-3 FJ-136-3 FJ-36-3 FJ-236-3 FJ-42-3 FJ-44-3
ASSEMBLY XREF# 59585 61282 68128 61288 61285 68420 68421
RING TYPE
MANDREL PART# FJ-225-4 FJ-31-4 FJ-136-4 FJ-36-4 FJ-236-4 FJ-42-4 FJ-44-4
BODY* XREF# 56571 52764 52770 52771 52772 52780 52815
MIDDLE BODY* PART# FJ-225-5 FJ-31-5 FJ-136-5 FJ-36-5 FJ-236-5 FJ-42-5 FJ-44-5
XREF# 18777 42737 38044 20152 20152 41840 35853
WASHPIPE PART# FJ-225-6 FJ-31-6 FJ-136-6 FJ-36-6 FJ-236-6 FJ-42-6 FJ-44-6
BODY* XREF# 18776 38064 38045 37407 20151 44487 35854
KNOCKER PART# FJ-225-7 FJ-31-7 FJ-136-7 FJ-42-7 FJ-44-7
XREF# 18781 38060 38049 44490 35857
XREF# 18779 42738 38046 37410 20154 44488 35855
MAND. BODY PART# G617-2 G329 G329 G329 G329 G329 G329
FILL PLUG XREF# 617-2 329 329 329 329 329 329
MIDDLE BODY PART# G617-2 G617 G617 G617 G617 G617 G617
FILL PLUG XREF# 617-2 617 617 617 617 617 617
PACKING SET+ PART# FJ-225-11 FJ-31-11 FJ-136-11 FJ-36-11 FJ-236-11 FJ-42-11 FJ-44-11
XREF# 18793 44622 38048 37415 20163 44491 35858
MAND. NON- PART# FJ-225-12 FJ-31-12 FJ-136-12 FJ-36-12 FJ-236-12 FJ-42-12 FJ-44-12
EXTRUSION XREF# 365-24 365-32 365-35 365-36 365-36 365-40 365-42
RING (8 REQ’D)
MAND. SEAL PART# FJ-225-13 FJ-31-13 FJ-136-13 FJ-36-13 FJ-236-13 FJ-42-13 FJ-44-13
PROTECTOR XREF# 375-24 375-32 375-35 375-36 375-36 375-40 375-42
RING (8 REQ’D)
* See Ordering Instructions in this Section.
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REPLACEMENT PARTS (CONTINUED)

ASSEMBLY XREF# 54020 52504 52506 52528 52497 52502 52653
RING TYPE PART# FJ-225-3 FJ-31-3 FJ-136-3 FJ-36-3 FJ-236-3 FJ-42-3 FJ-44-3
PISTON XREF# 59585 61282 68128 61288 61285 68420 68421
ASS’Y.
CONSISTS OF:
PISTON PART# FJ-225-3-1 FJ-31-3-1 FJ-136-3-1 FJ-36-3-1 FJ-236-3-1 FJ-42-3-1 FJ-44-3-1
XREF# 59586 61283 68127 61289 61286 68413 68415
PISTON RING PART# FJ-225-3-2 FJ-31-3-2 FJ-136-3-2 FJ-36-3-2 FJ-236-3-2 FJ-42-3-2 FJ-44-3-2
XREF# 18783 61284 61287 61287 61287 68414 68416
SEAL PART# FJ-225-3-3 FJ-31-3-3 FJ-136-3-3 FJ-36-3-3 FJ-236-3-3 FJ-42-3-3 FJ-44-3-3
XREF# 568214 568223 568226 568228 568229 568231 568233
NON- PART# FJ-225-3-4 FJ-31-3-4 FJ-136-3-4 FJ-36-3-4 FJ-236-3-4 FJ-42-3-4 FJ-44-3-4
EXTRUSION XREF# 365-19 370-1 370-4 370-6 52495 370-9 370-11
RING (1
REQ’D)
PROTECTOR XREF# 375-19 376-1 376-4 376-6 52496 376-9 376-11
RING (1
REQ’D)
COMPLETE PART# FJ-225-11 FJ-31-11 FJ-136-11 FJ-36-11 FJ-236-11 FJ-42-11 FJ-44-11
PACKING SET XREF# 18793 44622 38048 37415 20163 44491 35858
CONSISTS
OF:+
MAIN MAND. PART# FJ-225-11-1 FJ-31-11-1 FJ-136-11-1 FJ-36-11-1 FJ-236-11-1 FJ-42-11-1 FJ-44-11-1
(& W.P.) SEAL XREF# 568219 568329 568332 568333 568333 568337 568339
LARGE MDL. PART# FJ-225-11-2 FJ-31-11-2 FJ-136-11-2 FJ-36-11-2 FJ-236-11-2 FJ-42-11-2 FJ-44-11-2
BODY SEAL XREF# 568224 568231 568235 568235 568235 568239 568241
SMALL MDL. PART# FJ-225-11-3 FJ-31-11-3 FJ-136-11-3 FJ-36-11-3 FJ-236-11-3 FJ-42-11-3 FJ-44-11-3
BODY SEAL XREF# 568222 568228 568233 568233 568233 568237 568239
WASHPIPE PART# FJ-225-11-4 FJ-31-11-4 FJ-136-11-4 FJ-36-11-4 FJ-236-11-4 FJ-42-11-4 FJ-44-11-4
SEAL XREF# 568210 568220 568222 568224 568227 568227 568233
MANDREL PART# G617-2 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1
BODY FILL XREF# 568005 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006
PLUG SEAL
MIDDLE PART# G617-2 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1
BODY FILL XREF# 568005 568005 568005 568005 568005 568005 568005
PLUG SEAL
PISTON SEAL PART# FJ-225-11-7 FJ-31-11-7 FJ-136-11-7 FJ-36-11-7 FJ-236-11-7 FJ-42-11-7 FJ-44-11-77
XREF# 568214 568223 568226 568228 568229 568231 568233
BODY XREF# 22709-24 22709-32 22709-35 22709-36 22709-36 22709-40 22709-42
SETTING
TOOL
SETTING XREF# 22709-19 22709-29 22709-32 22709-34 54922 22709-37 22709-39
TOOL
+ See Ordering Instructions in this Section.
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FISHING JARS
SIZE 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2 6-5/8 7-5/8

CONNECTIONS API FH API IF F.H. I.F. REG REG REG
OUTSIDE DIA. INCHES 4-3/4 4-3/4 6 6-1/4 6-3/4 7-3/4 9
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 1-1/2 2 2 2-1/4 2-3/8 3-1/16 3-3/4
FREE STROKE INCHES 4-7/16 5-1/16 4-5/16 6-1/2 6-1/2 6-1/2 6-1/2
TYPE JAR INT MAND INT MAND INT MAND INT MAND INT MAND INT MAND INT MAND
ASSEMBLY XREF# 52530 52500 52498 52544 52680 52711 66346
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL* PART# FJ-146-2 FJ-46-2 FJ-60-2 FJ-62-2 FJ-66-2 FJ-76-2 FJ-90-2

XREF# 25965 38115 14715 12375 11131 15156 66352
ASSEMBLY XREF# 55285 55193 55246 55212 55335 68924 66355
RING TYPE
BODY* XREF# 52749 52833 52834 52835 52836 53088 66354
MIDDLE BODY* PART# FJ-146-5 FJ-46-5 FJ-60-5 FJ-62-5 FJ-66-5 FJ-76-5 FJ-90-5
XREF# 25962 38112 14712 12372 11133 15158 66347
BODY* XREF# 25961 38111 14711 12371 701 15164 66350
KNOCKER PART# FJ-146-7 FJ-46-7 FJ-60-7 FJ-62-7 FJ-66-7 FJ-76-7 FJ-90-7
XREF# 25966 38116 14717 12377 11134 15159 66348
XREF# 25964 38114 14714 12374 704 15163 66349
MAND. BODY PART# G329 G329 G508 G508 G508 G508 G508
FILL PLUG XREF# 329 329 508 508 508 508 508
MIDDLE BODY PART# G329 G329 G329 G329 G329 G329 G508
FILL PLUG XREF# 329 329 329 329 329 329 329
PACKING SET+ PART# FJ-146-11 FJ-46-11 FJ-60-11 FJ-62-11 FJ-66-11 FJ-76-11 FJ-90-11
XREF# 25892 38120 14720 12383 9738 20980 66359
MAND. NON- PART# FJ-146-12 FJ-46-12 FJ-60-12 FJ-62-12 FJ-66-12 FJ-76-12 FJ-90-12
EXTRUSION XREF# 365-40 365-41 453 365-48 708 365-59 365-65
RING (8 REQ’D)
MAND. SEAL PART# FJ-146-13 FJ-46-13 FJ-60-13 FJ-62-13 FJ-66-13 FJ-76-13 FJ-90-13
PROTECTOR XREF# 375-40 375-41 449 375-48 709 375-59 375-65
RING (8 REQ’D)
* See Ordering Instructions in this Section.
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COMPLETE FJ-146 FJ-46 FJ-60 FJ-62 FJ-66 FJ-76 FJ-90

ASSEMBLY # 52530 52500 52498 52544 52680 52711 66346
RING TYPE PART# FJ-146-3 FJ-46-3 FJ-60-3 FJ-62-3 FJ-66-3 FJ-76-3 FJ-90-3
PISTON ASS’Y. XREF# 55285 55193 55246 55212 55335 68924 66355
CONSISTS OF:
PISTON PART# FJ-146-3-1 FJ-46-3-1 FJ-60-3-1 FJ-62-3-1 FJ-66-3-1 FJ-76-3-1 FJ-90-3-1
XREF# 55286 55194 55247 55213 55339 68925 66357
PISTON RING PART# FJ-146-3-2 FJ-46-3-2 FJ-60-3-2 FJ-62-3-2 FJ-66-3-2 FJ-76-3-2 FJ-90-3-2
XREF# 25968 25293 1999 12379 719 15162 66356
XREF# 568231 568232 568236 568237 568239 568426 568430
NON- PART# FJ-146-3-4 FJ-46-3-4 FJ-60-3-4 FJ-62-3-4 FJ-66-3-4 FJ-76-3-4 FJ-90-3-4
EXTRUSION XREF# 370-8.5 370-10 370-13.75 370-15 370-17 365-53 365-57
RING (1 REQ’D)
PROTECTOR XREF# 376-8.5 376-10 376-13.75 376-15 376-17 375-53 375-57
RING (1 REQ’D)
COMPLETE PART# FJ-146-11 FJ-46-11 FJ-60-11 FJ-62-11 FJ-66-11 FJ-76-11 FJ-90-11
PACKING SET XREF# 25892 38120 14720 12383 9738 20980 66359
CONSISTS OF:+
MAIN MAND. PART# FJ-146-11-1 FJ-46-11-1 FJ-60-11-1 FJ-62-11-1 FJ-66-11-1 FJ-76-11-1 FJ-90-11-1
(& W.P.) SEAL XREF# 568337 568338 568344 568345 568348 568432 568438
LARGE MDL. PART# FJ-146-11-2 FJ-46-11-2 FJ-60-11-2 FJ-62-11-2 FJ-66-11-2 FJ-76-11-2 FJ-90-11-2
BODY SEAL XREF# 568241 568241 568248 568252 568256 568261 568265
SMALL MDL PART# FJ-146-11-3 FJ-46-11-3 FJ-60-11-3 FJ-62-11-3 FJ-66-11-3 FJ-76-11-3
BODY SEAL XREF# 568239 568239 568246 568250 568254 568259
WASHPIPE PART# FJ-146-11-4 FJ-46-11-4 FJ-60-11-4 FJ-62-11-4 FJ-66-11-4 FJ-76-11-4 FJ-90-11-4
SEAL XREF# 568228 568228 568234 568235 568235 568242 568246
MANDREL PART# G329-1 G329-1 G508-1 G508-1 G508-1 G508-1 G508-1
BODY FILL XREF# 568006 568006 568011 568011 568011 568011 568011
PLUG SEAL
MIDDLE BODY PART# G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G508-1
FILL PLUG XREF# 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006 568011
SEAL
PISTON SEAL PART# FJ-146-11-7 FJ-46-11-7 FJ-60-11-7 FJ-62-11-7 FJ-66-11-7 FJ-76-11-7 FJ-90-11-7
XREF# 568231 568232 568236 568237 568239 568426 568430
MAND. BODY PART# FJ-146-17 FJ-46-17 FJ-60-17 FJ-62-17 FJ-66-17 FJ-76-17 FJ-90-17
SETTING TOOL XREF# 22709-40 22709-41 448 22709-48 22709-51 22709-59 22709-65

SETTING TOOL XREF# 22709-36.5 22709-38 22709-41.75 54309 22709-45 22709-53 22709-57
+ See Ordering Instructions in this Section..
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1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part
2) Size and Type of Connections, if other than Standard
3) Outside Diameter, if other than Standard
Recommended Spares:
1) 1 Service Kit
2) 1 Washpipe
3) 2 Piston Assemblies
4) 16 Non-Extrusion Rings
5) 16 Seal Protector Rings
6) 4 Mandrel Body Fill Plugs
7) 4 Middle Body Fill Plugs
8) 8 Packing Sets
9) 1 Mandrel Body Setting Tool
10) 1 Piston Setting Tool
* When ordering oversize parts, there will be an additional cost per 1/4” of oversizing the diameter of the tool.
+ Packing Sets include all Seals necessary to dress Jar; Non-Extrusion Rings must be ordered separately.
Only one Service Kit required for all sizes of tools. Does not include any Seal Setting Tool, which must be ordered
separately for each tool.
*SEE PART NUMBER BELOW.
For Immediate Information:

For immediate information regarding tool availability or pricing, contact: Sales: 281-591-1874
For immediate information regarding tool testing or performance, contact: Eng.: 281-376-3784
PART# SK-100
SERVICE KIT XREF# 55403
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SECTION 4 - JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER
Impact Amplifier Assembly
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JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER 8. Attach fill hose to port on lower side of tool.
9. Attach return line to port on top side of tool.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION 10. Begin pumping in fluid. Continue filling until fluid
exits through return line. Keep pumping until no
The Gotco Jar Impact Amplifier is to be used with the more air bubbles are seen in the return line. It is
Gotco Hydraulic Fishing Jar. It is designed to imperative that all air is removed. Tool
accelerate the free stroke of the jar thereby intensifying performance can be significantly reduced if air
and isolating the upward impact delivered to the fish. remains in the fluid chamber. It may be necessary
to loosen the tool in the vise, allowing the lower
The Jar Impact Amplifier will help overcome hole end of the tool to drop slightly below horizontal.
friction problems which can occur when fishing in This will allow any air bubbles to rise to the fill
deviated holes. It will also enhance jar performance plug area and be pumped out through the return
when fishing at shallow depths where insufficient line. Then re-clamp the tool to a horizontal
string length reduces the availability of adequate position.
stretch. 11. Remove the return line. Install and tighten the fill
plug.
The Gotco Jar Impact Amplifier is positioned 12. Rotate the tool 180 degrees until the fill hose is on
immediately above the drill collars in the fishing string. top of the tool.
The Jar Impact Amplifier’s primary function is to act 13. Remove the fill hose. Install and tighten the fill
as a fluid spring, storing energy which will be released plug.
only when the jar reaches its free stroke position. The
jar should be positioned just below the drill collars and DISASSEMBLY
the fishing tools assembled immediately below the jar.
Care must be taken to avoid damage to any seal areas.
The normal fishing procedure is to first assure that the Most critical are the polished areas on the upper end of
fish is securely engaged with the desired fishing tool. A the mandrel and on the O.D. of the washpipe.
Gotco Overshot or Spear is recommended. Once
engaged, the fishing string should be stretched to allow 1. Clean the tool completely to avoid the possibility
the Jar Impact Amplifier to open. As the Jar Impact of contamination of fluid or parts by dirt or rust.
Amplifier opens the fluid inside the Jar Impact 2. Secure the tool with the lower end elevated slightly
Amplifier will be compressed, allowing energy to be above the top sub end.
stored. This energy is released as the jar trips. The drill 3. Rotate the tool until one of the mandrel body insert
collars are simultaneously accelerated upwards thus fill plugs is centered on the bottom side of the tool.
intensifying the impact the jar delivers to the fish. The This will assure drainage of as much fluid as
specially selected Jar Impact Amplifier fluid will also possible prior to actual disassembly. Put a clean
cushion the rebound of the fishing string thereby container beneath the fill plug. Remove all 3 fill
minimizing any possible damage to the string. plugs. The tool should then be opened slowly to
force fluid out. This fluid should be inspected. If it
FILLING WITH FLUID is clean, it can be filtered and reused.
4. Secure the tool in a vise clamping on the mandrel
Use only Gotco Jar Impact Amplifier fluid. body.
5. Unscrew the mandrel body insert.
1. Be sure tool and fill plugs are clean. 6. Unscrew the washpipe body.
2. Remove all 3 fill plugs. 7. Unscrew the middle body.
3. Tool should be in closed position.
4. Clamp Jar Impact Amplifier in vise with middle
body fill port on top side of tool.
5. Attach fill hose to middle body port and begin
pumping in fluid until tool opens approximately 2-
3 inches.
6. Remove the fill hose and close the tool. Install the
middle body fill plug and tighten.
7. Rotate tool, if necessary, until the mandrel body
insert fill ports are positioned with one port on
upper side of tool and one port on lower side of
tool.
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8. Reclamp on the top sub (or top sub portion of ASSEMBLY - SUB TYPE MANDREL
mandrel, if disassembling the integral mandrel
type Jar Impact Amplifier). Care must be taken to avoid damage to any seal areas.
9. Unscrew the washpipe. Most critical are the polished areas on the upper end of
10. Remove the lower adapter, seals, and upper the mandrel and on the O.D. of the washpipe.
adapter of the piston assembly.
11. Remove the knocker (if only disassembling an 1. All parts should be cleaned and lubricated.
integral mandrel type Jar Impact Amplifier). 2. Clamp top sub in vise.
12. If disassembling an integral mandrel type Jar 3. Install all seals, O-rings, backup rings, and non-
Impact Amplifier, the mandrel body may now be extrusion rings using appropriate setting tool. Set
slid off the mandrel. If disassembling the non- all seals securely into their respective seal cavities
integral mandrel (sub type) Jar Impact Amplifier, using the appropriate Gotco setting tool.
it will be necessary to unscrew the mandrel from 4. Assemble mandrel body insert to the mandrel
the top sub in order to remove the mandrel body body.
and mandrel body insert. 5. Slide the mandrel body onto the mandrel until it
approaches the mandrel body insert. Be sure it has
ASSEMBLY - INTEGRAL MANDREL TYPE fully engaged the mandrel splines. Make up the
mandrel to the top sub.
Care must be taken to avoid damage to any seal areas. 6. Assemble upper adapter, seals, and lower adapter
Most critical are the polished areas on the upper end of to the mandrel.
the mandrel and on the O.D. of the washpipe. 7. Assemble and make up washpipe to mandrel.
8. Slide middle body over mandrel and seals and
1. All parts should be cleaned and lubricated. make up to mandrel body. The fill plug end should
2. Clamp top sub portion of mandrel in vise. be nearest the washpipe end of the tool.
3. Install all seals, O-rings, backup rings, and non- 9. Unclamp from vise and re-clamp on the middle
extrusion rings using appropriate setting tool. Set body. Assemble and make up washpipe body to
all seals securely into their respective seal cavities middle body.
using the appropriate Gotco setting tool. 10. Fill with fluid according to prior instructions.
4. Slide the mandrel body insert onto the mandrel.
Move it all the way up the mandrel until it reaches
the top sub shoulder.
5. Slide the mandrel body onto the mandrel until it REFERENCE “RECOMMENDED
approaches the mandrel body insert. Be sure it has TIGHTENING TORQUE,” FURTHER IN
fully engaged the mandrel splines. Make up the THIS SECTION.
mandrel body insert into the mandrel body.
6. Assemble and make up knocker to mandrel.
7. Assemble upper adapter, seals, and lower adapter
to the mandrel.
8. Assemble and make up washpipe to mandrel.
9. Slide middle body over mandrel and seals and
make up to mandrel body. The fill plug end should
be nearest the washpipe end of the tool.
10. Unclamp from vise and reclamp on the middle
body. Assemble and make up washpipe body to
middle body.
11. Fill with fluid according to prior instructions.
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(Fill Plug Port)
Mandrel/ Mandrel Body Insert

Sealing Surfaces
High Differential pressure area in
both directions
“V” Packing
Knocker / “V” Packing

(Note the orientation of the V-packing and adapters)
(Fill Plug Port)
Washpipe/ Washpipe Body

Sealing Surfaces
in both directions
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(Mandrel Body Insert / Washpipe Body)
Setting Tool
Mandrel Body Insert
Setting Tool
Washpipe Body
Copper Seal
Protection Rings (4)
Elastomer (2)
Copper
Non-Extrusion
Ring (4)
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JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER - STRENGTH DATA ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS

CHART (See Strength Tables in this Section)
Warning: All jarring and pulling loads shown in this 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part
manual assumes that the force is acting alone and is 2) Connections, if other than Standard
essentially along the major axis of the tool. If torque 3) Any Desired Spares or Extras, by Name and
and tension or bending and tension are used together, Number
the resulting combined stresses may lead to failure at 4) Outside Diameter if other than Standard
substantially less than rated loads. Rotation and
bending together can lead to fatigue. Note:
*For oversized tools, there will be an additional cost for
* The strengths shown are theoretical calculations each additional ¼" or portion thereof to O.D. of
based on yield strength of the material used in each Mandrel Body, Mandrel Body Insert, Middle Body,
case. The strengths shown are therefore accurate, plus Washpipe Body and either Mandrel or Top Sub.
or minus 20% of the figure shown, only. These figures
do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied; they + Packing Sets include all Seals necessary to dress the
are meant to serve as a guide only, and appropriate tool. Non-Extrusion Rings, Seal Protector Rings and
allowance must be made in use, as a safety factor. Back-up Rings are not included, and must be ordered
separately.
Users of jars and bumper subs should be aware that
milling or drilling operations may develop stresses in Only one Service Kit required for all sizes of tools.
these tools that are more complex than the simple Does not include any seal Setting Tool, which must be
torsional and tensile values listed in Gotco strength data ordered separately for each tool.
chart. If unstabilized, the weight necessary for milling
can induce bending forces that combined with torsional Recommended Spares:
forces to generate very high stresses in some areas of 1) 2 Piston Assemblies
the tool. Rotating in a deviated hole condition or with 2) 1 Washpipe
the tool in a neutral point may have the same effect. 3) 4 Mandrel Body Insert Fill Plug
4) 4 Middle Body Fill Plug
The necessity for milling is recognized and this is not 5) 8 Packing Sets
intended to advise against such operations, but merely 6) 16 Mandrel & Washpipe Non-Extrusion Rings
to caution the user of possible dangers when rotating 7) 16 Mandrel & Washpipe Seal Protector Rings
under the conditions described. 8) 1 Mandrel Body Setting Tool
9) 1 Service Kit
Note: Weight consisting of collars, sinker bars, heavy
weight, etc., should not be run above an accelerator for
at least 1,000 feet.
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GOTCO JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER (FOR HYD. JARS)
CONNECTIONS 1-1/4 Reg 2-3/8 REG 2-3/8 IF 2-3/8 EUE 2-7/8 REG 2-7/8 IF 2-7/8 EUE 3-1/2 FH
OUTSIDE DIA.. INCHES 2-1/4 3-1/8 3-3/4 3-3/4 3-3/4 4-1/4 4-1/2 4-3/4
INSIDE DIA.. INCHES 3/8 1 1-1/2 1-7/8 1-1/4 1-15/16 2-3/8 1-1/2
JARS USED WITH: 54020 52204 52528 52497 52506 52502 52653 52530
18775 FJ-31 FJ-36 FJ-236 FJ-136 FJ-42 FJ-44 FJ-146
TOTAL STROKE TO 6 8-3/4 7-7/8 7-5/8 8-1/4 8-5/8 10-3/5 8-7/8
SOLID-IN
COMPLETE PART# AMP-225 AMP-31 AMP-36 AMP-236 AMP-136 AMP-42 AMP-44 AMP-146
ASSEMBLY XREF# 50640 55867 55747 50660 55895 55664 50708 50700
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB* PART# AMP-36-1 AMP-236-1

XREF# 37412 20156
MANDREL* PART# AMP-225-2 AMP-31-2 AMP-36-2 AMP-236-2 AMP-136-2 AMP-42-2 AMP-44-2 AMP-146-2
XREF# 50641 55869 55749 50661 55897 55769 50709 50701
PISTON ASSEMBLY PART# AMP-225-3 AMP-31-3 AMP-36-3 AMP-236-3 AMP-136-3 AMP-42-3 AMP-44-3 AMP-146-3
XREF# 64317 64234 64211 64330 64248 64206 64340 64995
MANDREL BODY PART# AMP-225-4A AMP-31-4A AMP-36-4A AMP-236-4A AMP-136-4A AMP-42-4A AMP-44-4A AMP-146-4A
INSERT* XREF# 50642 50650 50283 50283 50591 49412 50710 50702
MANDREL BODY* PART# A,MP-225-4 AMP-31-4 AMP-36-4 AMP-236-4 AMP-136-4 AMP-42-4 AMP-44-4 AMP-146-4
XREF# 50643 50651 50284 50284 50589 50371 50711 50703
MIDDLE BODY* PART# AMP-225-5 AMP-31-5 AMP-36-5 AMP-236-5 AMP-136-5 AMP-42-5 AMP-44-5 AMP-146-5
XREF# 50644 55870 55748 55748 55898 55660 50712 50704
WASHPIPE BODY* PART# AMP-225-6 AMP-31-6 AMP-36-6 AMP-236-6 AMP-136-6 AMP-42-6 AMP-44-6 AMP-146-6
XREF# 18776 38064 37407 20151 38045 44487 35854 25961
WASHPIPE PART# AMP-225-8 AMP-31-8 AMP-36-8 AMP-236-8 AMP-136-8 AMP-42-8 AMP-44-8 AMP-146-8
XREF# 18779 42738 37410 20154 38046 44488 64344 25964
KNOCKER PART# AMP-225-7 AMP-31-7 AMP-136-7 AMP-42-7 AMP-44-7 AMP-146-7
XREF# 18781 38060 38049 51185 35857 25966
MAND. BODY PART# G329 G329 G329 G329 G329 G329 G329 G329
INSERT FILL PLUG XREF# 329 329 329 329 329 329 329 329
MIDDLE BODY PART# G617 G617 G617 G617 G617 G617 G617 G329
FILL PLUG XREF# 617 617 617 617 617 617 617 329
MAND. & W.P. PART# AMP-225-12 AMP-31-12 AMP-36-12 AMP-236-12 AMP-136-12 AMP-42-12 AMP-44-12 AMP-146-12
NON-EXTRUSION XREF# 365-24 365-32 365-36 365-36 365-35 365-40 365-42 365-40
RING (8 REQ’D)
MAND. & W.P. PART# AMP-225-13 AMP-31-13 AMP-36-13 AMP-236-13 AMP-136-13 AMP-42-13 AMP-44-13 AMP-146-13
SEAL PROTECTOR XREF# 375-24 375-32 375-36 375-36 375-35 375-40 375-42 375-40
RING (8 REQ’D)
CONTINUES ON THE NEXT PAGE.

* See Ordering Instructions.
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COMPLETE AMP-225 AMP-31 AMP-36 AMP-236 AMP-136 AMP-42 AMP-44 AMP-146

ASSEMBLY # 50640 55867 55747 50660 55895 55664 50708 50700
+PACKING SET PART# AMP-225-11 AMP-31-11 AMP-36-11 AMP-236-11 AMP-136-11 AMP-42-11 AMP-44-11 AMP-146-11
XREF# 50835 55873 55816 55497 55902 55666 50840 50841
AMPLIFIER FLUID GAL.
REQ'D 0.12 .375 .63 .613 .771 1 1.15 1
PISTON ASSEMBLY PART# AMP-225-3 AMP-31-3 AMP-36-3 AMP-236-3 AMP-136-3 AMP-42-3 AMP-44-3 AMP-146-3
CONSISTS OF: XREF# 64317 64234 64211 64330 64248 64206 64340 64995
UPPER ADAPTER PART# AMP-225-3-1 AMP-31-3-1 AMP-36-3-1 AMP-236-3-1 AMP-136-3-1 AMP-42-3-1 AMP-44-3-1 AMP-146-3-1
XREF# 64318 64236 64213 64331 64250 64208 64341 64997
+CHEVRON PART# AMP-225-3-2 AMP-31-3-2 AMP-36-3-2 AMP-236-3-2 AMP-136-3-2 AMP-42-3-2 AMP-44-3-2 AMP-146-3-2
PACKING SET XREF# 64320 64237 64214 64333 64251 64209 64343 64998
LOWER ADAPTER PART# AMP-225-3-3 AMP-31-3-3 AMP-36-3-3 AMP-236-3-3 AMP-136-3-3 AMP-42-3-3 AMP-44-3-3 AMP-146-3-3
XREF# 64319 64235 64212 64332 64249 64207 64342 64996
+PACKING SET PART# AMP-225-11 AMP-31-11 AMP-36-11 AMP-236-11 AMP-136-11 AMP-42-11 AMP-44-11 AMP-146-11
CONSISTS OF: XREF# 50835 55873 55816 55497 55902 55666 50840 50841
WASHPIPE SEAL PART# AMP-225-11-1 AMP-31-11-1 AMP-36-11-1 AMP-236-11-1 AMP-136-11-1 AMP-42-11-1 AMP-44-11-1 AMP-146-11-1
XREF# 568210 568220 568224 568226 568222 568227 568233 568228
MAND & W.P. SEAL PART# AMP-225-11-2 AMP-31-11-2 AMP-36-11-2 AMP-236-11-2 AMP-136-11-2 AMP-42-11-2 AMP-44-11-2 AMP-146-11-2
(4 REQ'D) XREF# 568219 568329 568333 568333 568332 568337 568339 568337
MAND. BODY & PART# AMP-225-11-3 AMP-31-11-3 AMP-36-11-3 AMP-236-11-3 AMP-136-11-3 AMP-42-11-3 AMP-44-11-3 AMP-146-11-3
MDL. BODY SEAL - XREF# 568224 568231 568235 568235 568235 568239 568241 568241
LARGE
MAND. BODY & PART# AMP-225-11-4 AMP-31-11-4 AMP-36-11-4 AMP-236-11-4 AMP-136-11-4 AMP-42-11-4 AMP-44-11-4 AMP-146-11-4
MDL. BODY SEAL - XREF# 568222 568228 568233 568233 568233 568237 568239 568239
SMALL.
MAND. BODY PART# G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1
INSERT FILL PLUG XREF# 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006 568006
SEAL
MIDDLE BODY PART# G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G329-1
FILL PLUG SEAL XREF# 568005 568005 568005 568005 568005 568005 568005 568006
MAND. BODY PART# AMP-225-17 AMP-31-17 AMP-36-17 AMP-236-17 AMP-136-17 AMP-42-17 AMP-44-17 AMP-146-17
SETTING TOOL XREF# 22709-24 22709-32 22709-36 22709-36 22709-35 22709-40 22709-42 22709-40
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE.
+ See Ordering Instructions
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GOTCO JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER (FOR HYD. JARS) (CONTINUED)
CONNECTIONS 3-1/2 IF 4-1/2 FH 4-1/2 IF 5-1/2 REG 6-5/8 REG 7-5/8 REG
OUTSIDE DIAM. INCHES 4-3/4 6 6-1/4 6-3/4 7-3/4 9
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 2 2 2-1/4 2-3/8 3-1/16 3-3/4
JARS USED WITH: 52500 52498 52544 52680 52711 66346
FJ-46 FJ-60 FJ-62 FJ-66 FJ-76 FJ-90
TOTAL STROKE TO 10-1/8 8-5/8 13 13 13 13
SOLID-IN
COMPLETE PART# AMP-46 AMP-60 AMP-62 AMP-66 AMP-76 AMP-90
ASSEMBLY XREF# 55812 55860 55905 50720 55910 66372
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL * PART# AMP-46-2 AMP-60-2 AMP-62-2 AMP-66-2 AMP-76-2 AMP-90-2

XREF# 55817 55862 55908 50721 50146 66376
PISTON ASSEMBLY PART# AMP-46-3 AMP-60-3 AMP-62-3 AMP-66-3 AMP-76-3 AMP-90-3
XREF# 64264 64268 64272 64240 64276 66382
MANDREL BODY PART# AMP-46-4A AMP-60-4A AMP-62-4A AMP-66-4A AMP-76-4A AMP-90-4A
INSERT* XREF# 49394 49635 50598 50722 50149 66380
MANDREL BODY * PART# AMP-46-4 AMP-60-4 AMP-62-4 AMP-66-4 AMP-76-4 AMP-90-4
XREF# 50374 49634 50597 50723 50147 66377
MIDDLE BODY* PART# AMP-46-5 AMP-60-5 AMP-62-5 AMP-66-5 AMP-76-5 AMP-90-5
XREF# 55814 55863 55920 50724 55911 66373
WASHPIPE BODY * PART# AMP-46-6 AMP-60-6 AMP-62-6 AMP-66-6 AMP-76-6 AMP-90-6
XREF# 38111 14711 12371 701 15164 66350
WASHPIPE PART# AMP-46-8 AMP-60-8 AMP-62-8 AMP-66-8 AMP-76-8 AMP-90-8
XREF# 38114 14714 55907 704 55912 66349
KNOCKER PART# AMP-46-7 AMP-60-7 AMP-62-7 AMP-66-7 AMP-76-7 AMP-90-7
XREF# 38116 14717 12377 11134 50150 66348
MAND. BODY PART# G329 G508 G508 G508 G508 G508
INSERT FILL PLUG XREF# 329 508 508 508 508 508
MIDDLE BODY FILL PART# G617 G329 G329 G329 G329 G508
PLUG XREF# 617 329 329 329 329 508
MAND. & W.P. NON- PART# AMP-46-12 AMP-60-12 AMP-62-12 AMP-66-12 AMP-76-12 AMP-90-12
EXTRUSION RING XREF# 365-41 453 365-48 708 365-59 365-65
(8 REQ’D)
MAND. & W.P. SEAL PART# AMP-46-13 AMP-60-13 AMP-62-13 AMP-66-13 AMP-76-13 AMP-90-13
PROTECTOR RING XREF# 375-41 449 375-48 709 375-59 375-65
(8 REQ’D)
* See Ordering Instructions
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COMPLETE AMP-46 AMP-60 AMP-62 AMP-66 AMP-76 AMP-90

ASSEMBLY # 55812 55860 55905 50720 55910 66372
+PACKING SET PART# AMP-46-11 AMP-60-11 AMP-62-11 AMP-66-11 AMP-76-11 AMP-90-11
XREF# 55815 55866 55919 50842 55921 66383
AMPLIFIER GAL.
FLUID REQ'D 1.1 1.25 3.32 3.45 2.76 3.2
PISTON ASSEMBLY PART# AMP-46-3 AMP-60-3 AMP-62-3 AMP-66-3 AMP-76-3 AMP-90-3
CONSISTS OF: XREF# 64264 64268 64272 64240 64276 66382
UPPER ADAPTER PART# AMP-46-3-1 AMP-60-3-1 AMP-62-3-1 AMP-66-3-1 AMP-76-3-1 AMP-90-3-1

XREF# 64266 64269 64273 64242 64277 66378
+CHEVRON PART# AMP-46-3-2 AMP-60-3-2 AMP-62-3-2 AMP-66-3-2 AMP-76-3-2 AMP-90-3-2
PACKING SET XREF# 64267 64271 * 64275 64243 64279 66384
LOWER ADAPTER PART# AMP-46-3-3 AMP-60-3-3 AMP-62-3-3 AMP-66-3-3 AMP-76-3-3 AMP-90-3-3
XREF# 64265 64270 64274 64241 64278 66379
+PACKING SET PART# AMP-46-11 AMP-60-11 AMP-62-11 AMP-66-11 AMP-76-11 AMP-90-11
CONSISTS OF: XREF# 55815 55866 55919 50842 55921 66383
WASHPIPE SEAL PART# AMP-46-11-1 AMP-60-11-1 AMP-62-11-1 AMP-66-11-1 AMP-76-11-1 AMP-90-11-1
XREF# 568228 568234 568232 568235 568242 568246
MAND. & W.P. SEAL PART# AMP-46-11-2 AMP-60-11-2 AMP-62-11-2 AMP-66-11-2 AMP-76-11-2 AMP-90-11-2
(4 REQ'D) XREF# 568338 568344 568345 568348 568432 568438
MAND. BODY & PART# AMP-46-11-3 AMP-60-11-3 AMP-62-11-3 AMP-66-11-3 AMP-76-11-3 AMP-90-11-3
MDL BODY SEAL - XREF# 568241 568248 568252 568256 568261 568265
LARGE
MAND. BODY & PART# AMP-46-11-4 AMP-60-11-4 AMP-62-11-4 AMP-66-11-4 AMP-76-11-4 AMP-90-11-4
MDL. BODY SEAL - XREF# 568239 568246 568250 568254 568259 568263
SMALL
MAND. BODY PART# G329-1 G508-1 G508-1 G508-1 G508-1 G508-1
INSERT FILL PLUG XREF# 568006 568011 568011 568011 568011 568011
SEAL
MIDDLE BODY PART# G617-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G508-1
FILL PLUG SEAL XREF# 568005 568006 568006 568006 568006 568011
MAND. BODY PART# AMP-46-17 AMP-60-17 AMP-62-17 AMP-66-17 AMP-76-17 AMP-90-17
SETTING TOOL XREF# 22709-41 448 22709-48 22709-51 22709-59 22709-65
EXTRA FOR ALL SIZE TOOLS (FLUIDS & KITS)
JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER FLUID PART# AMP-FL-1 AMP-FL-2 AMP-FL-3 AMP-FL-4 AMP-FL-5
XREF# 50529A 50529B 50529C 50529D 50529E
QTY. 1 GAL 2 GAL 5 GAL 30 GAL 55 GAL
JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER FLUID PART# G-TRAN-1
TRANSFER & FILTER UNIT XREF# 80960
SERVICE KIT PART# SK-100
XREF# 55403
* This Set contains 4 pieces.

+ See Ordering Instructions
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(TESTING)
General Guidelines for Testing Fishing Jars and Amplifiers

on the Gotco Jar / Amplifier Tester
1. Make-up the correct Test Subs with the Jar or Amplifier as per API Connection. The Test Subs
should secured at least hand tight.
2. Set the Jar or Amplifier securely in the Tester Stationery and Pulling Assembly. The tool should rest
fully in the “Saddle” to be certain the tool is level and centered on the Horizontal axis. The tool should
be orientated with the Mandrel end toward the hydraulic cylinder.
3. Make sure that the Jar Tester’s Extend / Retract Controller is in the “Neutral” position.
4. Remove all the Adjusting Pins from the frame of the Jar Tester.
5. Turn the Jar Tester Off/ On Switch to “ON.”
6. Using the Extend / Retract Control Lever, adjust the tool so that the mandrel will achieve the full
stroke length from the Open (Reverse) to the Closed (Forward) position. Make certain that the
Control Valve is adjusted to a minimum amount of force to move the Jar or Amplifier.
7. Place the Stop Pins in the holes provided on the Test Frame Rails to prevent the Stationery Plate from
moving. NOTE: Some adjustments may be required by using the Extend / Retract Control Lever to
line up the holes.
8. Close the Tool completely by using the Control Lever.
9. Adjust the Pressure Control Valve to the correct “Low Pull” setting on the Data Chart for Amplifiers
and Fishing Jars. This can be read on the Torque Gauge. The numbers located on the inside
represent pounds of pull, while the numbers on the outside represent (100 X KPA) or PSI.
10. Pull the Control Lever to the open (Retract) position. When the tool starts to induce a load, shown on
the System Pressure Gauge, Start the Timer.
11. As soon as the Tool stops inducing a load and the Pressure Gauge reading drops, Stop the Timer and
return the Extend / Retract lever to it’s “Neutral” position.
12. Record all Data and compare the average results to the Test Data Chart.
13. Repeat all of these Procedures to perform the “High Pull Test.” Use the High Pull Test column in the
Test Data Chart to set the load on the Jar Tester.
14. After all testing is complete, close the Jar or Amplifier completely, remove it from the Jar Tester, and
remove the Test Subs.
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(TESTING)
TESTING OF THE AMPLIFIER AMPLIFIER TESTING PROCEDURES:
Test the action of the Amplifier in a Gotco Jar Tester or Note: See “General Guidelines for testing”
other suitable test rack which has a readout for the Jar Impact Amplifiers and Fishing Jars.
applied pull load. The tool should be pulled open to it’s 1. Place the Amplifier securely in the test rack.
full stroke in the tester. The pull load required to open 2. Pull the Amplifier open to it’s full stroke as
the tool should be within 2,000 pounds, plus or minus, listed on the Chart. (reference the “General
of the load value tested in the data sheet for the specific Guidelines for Testing Jar Impact Amplifiers
Amplifier. Caution: Do not stand beside the tool and Fishing Jars” Section.)
during tests. Extremely high pressures develop and 3. Put on Safety Shields before proceeding in
metal body failure could cause serious injury. case of tool failure.
4. Remove all applied pressure.
Preparations for Testing: 5. Once the applied pressure has been removed,
1. Assemble Amplifier the tool should close within 1-1/2” of being
2. Clamp the Amplifier in a vise in a horizontal fully closed. Note: The closure distance is
position, with the middle body fill plug hole on the measured from where the mandrel ring meets
upper side of the tool. the mandrel body insert.
3. Attach the fill hose from the fill pump to the middle 6. If the tool does not close adequately, it is
body until the Amplifier pumps open 3 to 4 inches. possible that air is trapped in the tool. The
4. Remove the pump fill hose and attach it to one of oil filling procedure should be repeated.
the mandrel body insert fill ports. Pump the 7. If the tool remains slightly open (1” or less),
Amplifier full of fluid. Then replace on fill plug in the only effect is a slight loss of effective
the mandrel body insert and pump Intensifier stroke when the tool is in use. This loss of
closed. stroke should not be considered important
5. After the tool is pumped closed, insert the middle unless it is greater than 1” over the allowed
body fill plug. Tighten it snug, but do not over- distance. If the Pull Load is not reached or if
tighten. the tool remains open over approximately 1-
6. Rotate the tool in the vise until the second Mandrel 1/2” of stroke, or more, repeat the procedure
Body Insert fill plug port is uppermost and tilt the for filling the Amplifier in the region above
Amplifier to allow air to move up and bleed out. the Chevron Packing Area.
7. Attach the bleed line to the uppermost port and
pump fluid into the tool until all air bubbles cease JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER TESTING DATA
to appear in the bleed line. CHART
8. Insert and tighten the fill plugs. Test in an (Reference the Jar Testing Procedures before
appropriate tester. Testing)
Assy. Ref. Stroke Pull Load to
Open Fully
AMP-225 50640 8 20,700
AMP-31 55867 8-3/4 30,000
AMP-36 55747 7-7/8 43,500
AMP-236 50660 7-5/8 43,000
AMP-136 55895 8-1/4 52,000
AMP-42 55664 8-5/8 43,000
AMP-44 50708 10-3/8 49,000
AMP-146 50700 8-7/8 78,000
AMP-46 55812 10-1/8 63,000
AMP-60 55860 8-5/8 128,500
AMP-62 55905 13” 147,000
AMP-66 50720 13” 172,900
AMP-76 55910 13” 126,000
AMP-90 66372 13” 200,000
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DATA CHART
37
(TESTER CONTROL UNIT)
38

ASSEMBLY # O.D. X I.D. TOP SUB KNOCKER MANDREL MANDREL MANDREL MIDDLE BODY
TO TO TO INSERT TO BODY TO TO
MANDREL MANDREL WASHPIPE MANDREL MIDDLE WASHPIPE
BODY BODY BODY
AMP-225 (50640) 2-1/4 X 3/8 200 150 670 900 1,050
AMP-31 (55687) 3-1/8 X 1 200 690 2,030 2,030 2,030
AMP-36 (55747) 3-3/4 X 1-1/2 2,670 890 3,570 3,570 3,570
AMP-236 (50660) 3-3/4 X 1-7/8 1,490 410 3,570 3,570 3,570
AMP-136 (55895) 3-3/4 X 1-1/4 300 1,140 3,820 3,820 3,820
AMP-42 (55664) 4-1/4 X 1-15/16 500 1,880 4,960 4,960 4,960
AMP-44 (50708) 4-1/2 X 2-3/8 500 1,930 5,580 5,580 5,580
AMP-146 (50700) 4-3/4 X 1-1/2 700 2,130 9,210 9,770 9,210
AMP-46 (55812) 4-3/4 X 2 500 2,010 6,800 9,750 8,600
AMP-60 (55860) 6X2 2,200 4,990 11,500 17,530 17,160
AMP-62 (55905) 6-1/4 X 2-1/4 2000 5,460 13,700 20,340 20,340
AMP-66 (50720) 6-3/4 X 2-3/8 1,900 7,260 17,400 24,330 24,330
AMP-76 (55910) 7-3/4 X 3-1/16 3,200 11,680 32,020 32,020 32,010
AMP-90-(66372) 9 X 3-3/4 6,200 21,540 39,000 57,560 46,130

*The strength’s shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the material used in each case. The strengths shown are therefore
accurate, plus or minus 20% of the figure shown, only. These figures do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied; they are meant to serve as a
guide only, and appropriate allowance must be made in use, as a safety factor
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GOTCO JAR INTENSIFIER FLUID PROCEDURE FOR CLEANING JAR PARTS

RECYCLING UNIT AND FISHING TOOLS IN A WASH BASIN
The purpose of this procedure is to outline the steps for The purpose is to outline the steps for cleaning parts in
recycling the fluid in Intensifier Jars. a wash basin.
EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT
I. Fluid recycling unit 1. Wash basin equipped with pump and spray nozzle.
A. One gallon per minute pump. 2. Cleaning fluid that is produced for the purpose of
B. Discharge hose. cleaning grease and oil
C. Suction hose. 3. Wire scrub brush.
D. Filters. 4. Shop towels.
II. Clean bucket or other appropriate size
container ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES 1. Unscrew and breakdown parts to ease in handling

and cleaning.
I. Drain the fluid from the jar into any clean, 2. Remove any hardened grease or dirt with a wire
appropriate size container that may be readily brush.
available. 3. Remove any mass quantities of pliable grease or
II. Place the suction hose into the container. oil. This will help to extend the service life of the
III. Start pumping the fluid through the 100 cleaning fluid in the wash basin.
mesh, 149 micron filter. 4. Place part to be cleaned into wash basin.
A. This filter removes the large particles from 5. Turn on pump and soak part with cleaning fluid.
the fluid prior to entering the pump. 6. Use a shop towel to wipe down entire part, it may
B. The one gallon per minute gear pump be necessary to use a separate wire brush in the
pressurizes through the discharge port of wash basin to aid in removing hardened grease.
the pump. 7. After part has been thoroughly cleaned, turn fluid
C. The fluid is exposed to a 60 p.s.i. non- pump off.
adjustable relief valve. 8. Wipe down part with a clean shop towel to dry it
D. If the pressure exceeds 60 p.s.i., then the and to keep dust from collecting on it.
fluid reversed to the suction side of pump. 9. Lightly oil products that will be stored to protect
If the fluid does reverse, shut off the pump from rust.
and change the filter.
E. If the pressure does not exceed 60 p.s.i. the
fluid passes through a 10 micron spin-on
canister filter, a 25 p.s.i. bypass valve, and
than the 10 foot of 3/8” diameter discharge
hose into a clean container.
F. The filter life is dependent upon how
contaminated the fluid is prior to recycling
If the gauges read more than 25 p.s.i.
differential, change the filters.
40
SECTION 4 - FISHING BUMPER SUB
Bumper Sub Assembly
41
FISHING BUMPER SUB OPERATION
GENERAL DESCRIPTION Check the tool for new packing rings and make up all
connections tightly. (Tool is assembled only hand tight
The Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub is designed to at the factory to facilitate easier inspection prior to use.)
withstand repeated bumping operations in most any Position the Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub in the string
standard fishing application. Maintenance is simple and immediately above the fishing tool. Once in the hole,
tool strength is assured through the use of special the operator can deliver successive upward or
hardened alloys. downward blows with no presetting.
USE Torque may be transmitted by standard string rotation

to facilitate engagement or disengagement of the
The Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub can continuously fishing tool from the fish.
deliver heavy upward or downward blows. No
presetting is required so the operator is in complete MAINTENANCE
control of the severity of the blow as well as the
frequency. Positioned in the fishing string immediately A minimum of simple maintenance is required to keep
above the fishing tool, the Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub the Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub operating at peak
is a must for many fishing operations. performance levels. Cleaning, lubricating and seal
replacement will assure a long life for this essential
CONSTRUCTION accessory tool.
The Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub consists of a Top Sub, BUMPING DOWN
Barrel, Kelly Sub, Mandrel, Piston and Packing Rings.
Manufactured from alloy steels, each component is Once the fish is engaged, the string must be elevated to
then heat treated to provide the best mix of yield completely open the Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub. Then
strength, tensile strength and impactability. take additional pull to apply a strain or stretch not to
exceed the limits of the string or any string components.
The Top Sub is manufactured with standard API type Dropping the string and then braking suddenly (about
box connection or connections as specified by the 6" before the tool closes) will cause the string elasticity
customer. The pin down connection on the Mandrel to deliver several downward blows to the tool below the
will correspond to the Top Sub box connection. sub. Taking less strain on the string and allowing the
string to drop without braking will deliver a single solid
The Hex Mandrel passes through the Kelly Sub where blow of greater impact.
torque is transmitted from upper to lower string
components. The piston assembly screws on the JARRING UP
Mandrel and Packing Rings on the Piston O.D. are
designed to wipe the barrel, while minimally sealing off Once the fish is engaged, the string must be elevated to
fluid (lower pressures) to assure circulation through the completely open the Gotco Fishing Bumper Sub. Now
tool. Stroke length is determined by length of Mandrel apply a moderate strain to the fishing string. Drop the
and Barrel; all other components remain unchanged for string a distance equal to the strength taken and brake
various stroke lengths. suddenly. The string will extend or stretch slightly due
to its elasticity. The recoiling or upward spring of the
fishing string will then deliver a sharp upward blow
facilitating the freeing and removal of the fish.
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DISASSEMBLE
1. Clamp the tool in a vise, gripping at the center of

the barrel.
2. Unscrew the Top Sub.
3. Unscrew the Kelly Sub and withdraw the Sub
Assembly (Mandrel, Piston and Kelly Sub) from
the barrel.
4. Unscrew the Piston from the Mandrel.
5. Lift the Kelly Sub off the Mandrel.
6. Inspect the rings on the Piston and replace if
necessary.
7. Thoroughly clean all parts and inspect for damage
or wear.
RE-ASSEMBLE
1. Be sure all parts have been thoroughly cleaned,

inspected and lubricated.
2. Slide the Kelly Sub onto the mandrel.
3. Screw the Piston onto the Mandrel.
4. Install Seal Rings and Non-Extrusion Rings on
Piston.
5. Secure Barrel in a vise.
6. Slide Piston, Mandrel and Kelly Sub into barrel
(holes are drilled near the end of the Barrel where
the Piston is inserted).
7. Make up the Kelly Sub to the Barrel.
8. Make up the Top Sub to the Barrel.
9. Be sure tool is well lubricated and painted prior to
storage.

1) Complete Assembly and Part Number
2) Size Connection
3) Length of Stroke
Recommended Spares:
2) 16 Knocker Seals
For Oversized Tools: There will be additional costs

for each ¼", or portion thereof added to the diameter of
the Kelly Sub, Barrel, Mandrel and Top Sub.
For Long Stroke: Only the Mandrel and Barrel need

be ordered to convert a standard 20" stroke assembly to
one of greater stroke. All other parts interchange, for a
given size. When a long stroke Assembly is ordered by
assembly number, the entire tool is ordered. To convert,
order on the Mandrel and Middle Body, by number.
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BUMPER SUB REFERENCE TABLE
GOTCO O.D. I.D. O-RING OVERALL

PART # PART # LENGTH.
BSK-5 1-13/16 3/8 G2-218 43-7/8
BSK-10 1-29/32 3/8 N/A N/A
BSK-15 2-1/4 1/2 G2-222 N/A
BSK-20 2-1/2 1/2 N/A N/A
BSK-25 3-1/8 1-17/32 G2-331 52-1/2
BSK-30 3-5/32 1” G2-330 52-3/8
BSK-34 3-3/8 1” G2-332 59-11/16
BSK-36 3-3/4 1-1/2 G2-335 57”
BSK-40 3-3/4 1-1/4 G2-334 55-3/8
BSK-41 3-3/4 1-7/8 G2-335 56-1/2
BSK-42 4-1/8 1-1/2 G2-337 N/A
BSK-44 4-1/2 2-3/8 G2-341 56-5/16
BSK-46 4-1/4 1-15/16 G2-339 57”
BSK-47 4-1/4 1-1/2 N/A N/A
BSK-49 4-5/8 1-1/2 N/A N/A
BSK-50 4-5/8 2” G2-341 57-5/8
BSK-54 4-3/4 1-1/2 G2-341 57-1/2
BSK-56 4-3/4 2” G2-341 57-7/8
BSK-66 5-1/2 2” N/A N/A
BSK-69 5-3/4 2” G2-425 62-3/4
BSK-74 6-1/8 2-1/4 G2-425 59-11/16
BSK-75 6-1/4 2-1/4 G2-425 59-11/16
BSK-76 6” 2” G2-425 61-1/8
BSK-85 6-3/4 2-3/4 G2-430 68-3/4
BSK-101 7-3/4 3-1/2 G2-438 64-5/16
BSK-102 8” 3-1/2 G2-438 64-5/16
BSK-105 9” 4” G2-441 73”
BSK-1000 10” 4” G2-441 73”
NOTE:
GOTCO Bumper Subs are similar to, but not interchangeable with other competitor style bumper subs. These tools
are only similar in design in respect to geometry, function, and the stroke of the tool.
SEE STRENGTH DATA TABLE ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE
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(STRENGTH TABLES)
Tightening Torque For Mechanical Bumper Subs

Values shown are for use with a computer based system for reading torque
Top Sub to Barrel Kelly Sub to Barrel Piston to Mandrel
ASSY NO.
(FT-LBS) (FT-LBS) (FT-LBS)
BSK-5 520 520 240
BSK-15 550 550 300
BSK-25 1,750 1,750 1,000
BSK-30 1,800 1,800 1,000
BSK-34 2,000 2,000 1,000
BSK-36 2,500 2,500 1,400
BSK-40 2,500 2,500 1,200
BSK-41 2,650 2,650 1,600
BSK-42 3,200 3,200 2,000
BSK-44 3,500 3,500 2,200
BSK-46 4,000 4,000 2,200
BSK-47 N/A N/A N/A
BSK-49 N/A N/A N/A
BSK-50 5,700 5,700 2,700
BSK-54 4,500 4,500 2,200
BSK-56 5,300 5,300 3,250
BSK-69 6,000 6,000 3,700
BSK-75 13,000 13,000 7,000
BSK-85 13,500 13,500 5,500
BSK-101 15,000 15,000 6,000
BSK-102 24,000 24,000 10,000
BSK-105 24,000 24,000 16,000
BSK-600 6,000 6,000 3,700
BSK-650 13,000 13,000 7,000
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(STRENGTH TABLES)
Fishing Bumper Sub Strength Table

Part No. O.D. I.D. Tensile Torque
Strength (lbs) (ft-lbs)
BSK-5 1- 13/16 3/8 71,550 880
**BSK-15 2-1/4 1/2 129,000 1,700
BSK-25 3-1/8 1-17/32 165,500 4,430
BSK-30 3-5/32 1 190,900 4,700
BSK-34 3-3/8 1 217,600 5,500
BSK-36 3-3/4 1-1/2 240,550 7,130
**BSK-40 3-3/4 1-1/4 285,300 6,100
BSK-41 3-3/4 1-7/8 258,000 6,700
BSK-42 4-1/8 1-1/2 315,000 11,150
BSK-44 4-1/2 2-3/8 294,000 14,300
BSK-46 4-1/4 1-15/16 302,200 9,900
BSK-50 4-5/8 2 322,250 15,000
BSK-54 4-3/4 1-1/2 488,500 16,200
BSK-56 4-3/4 2 403,800 15,000
BSK-69 5-3/4 2 568,300 27,700
BSK-74 6-1/8 2-1/4 758,300 44,650
BSK-75 6-1/4 2-1/4 865,200 44,650
BSK-76 6 2 713,000 27,700
BSK-85 6-3/4 2-3/4 761,000 39,200
BSK-101 7-3/4 3-1/2 761,600 38,200
**BSK-102 8 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
BSK-105 9 4 1,443,900 115,250
BSK-312 3-1/8 1 177,430 4,700
BSK-600 6 2 717,150 27,700
**BSK-650 6-1/2 2-1/4 1,085,000 44,600
**BSK-675 6-3/4 2-1/4 1,088,000 44,600
BSK-700 7 2-3/4 997,000 39,200
**BSK-812 8-1/8 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
**BSK-825 8-1/4 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
**BSK-850 8-1/2 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
**BSK-950 9-1/2 4 2,040,200 115,000
**BSK-1000 10 4 2,040,200 115,000
Note: Strength values listed are considered accurate to within plus or minus 15% and are intended to be used for a
guideline only. This does not imply a guarantee for this product. All calculations were based on the minimum yield
strength of the material used for manufacturing of the product.
**Indicates that the mandrel tensile strength was less than that of the barrel, so calculated values are based on the
mandrel, not the barrel for that assembly.
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GOTCO FISHING BUMPER SUB

CONNECTION 1-1/4 1" 1-1/4 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8
EXT FL EUE TBG API REG EXT FL EUE API REG API I.F.
OUTSIDE DIAM. INCH 1-13/16 1-29/32 2-1/4 2-1/2 3-1/8 3-5/32 3-3/8
INSIDE DIAM. INCH 3/8 3/8 1/2 1/2 1-17/32 1 1
STROKE INCH 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
COMPLETE PART# BSK-5 BSK-10 BSK-15 BSK-20 BSK-25 BSK-30 BSK-34
ASSEMBLY
20" STROKE
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB* PART# BSK-5-4 BSK-10-4 BSK-15-4 BSK-20-4 BSK-25-4 BSK-30-4 BSK-34-4
MANDREL BODY* PART# BSK-5-2 BSK-10-2 BSK-15-2 BSK-20-2 BSK-25-2 BSK-30-2 BSK-34-2
MIDDLE BODY PART# BSK-5-3 BSK-10-3 BSK-15-3 BSK-20-3 BSK-25-3 BSK-30-3 BSK-34-3
20" STROKE*
MANDREL PART# BSK-5-1 BSK-10-1 BSK-15-1 BSK-20-1 BSK-25-1 BSK-30-1 BSK-34-1
20" STROKE*
KNOCKER PART# BSK-5-5 BSK-10-5 BSK-15-5 BSK-20-5 BSK-25-5 BSK-30-5 BSK-34-5
SEAL PART# BSK-5-7 BSK-10-7 BSK-15-7 BSK-20-7 BSK-25-7 BSK-30-7 BSK-34-7
PROTECTOR RING
(4 REQ'D)
KNOCKER SEAL PART# BSK-5-8 BSK-10-8 BSK-15-8 BSK-20-8 BSK-25-8 BSK-30-8 BSK-34-8
(2 REQ'D)
KNOCKER LOCK PART# BSK-5-6 BSK-10-6 BSK-15-6 BSK-20-6 BSK-25-6 BSK-30-6 BSK-34-6
SCREW (3 REQ’D)
GOTCO FISHING BUMPER SUB (CONTINUED)

CONNECTION 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2
API I.F. API REG EUE IF EUE IF REG
INSIDE DIAM. INCH 1-1/2 1-1/4 1-7/8 1-1/2 2-3/8 1-15/16 1-1/2
STROKE INCH 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
ASSEMBLY
20" STROKE
REPLACEMENT PARTS
20" STROKE*
20" STROKE*
PROTECTOR RING
(4 REQ'D)
(2 REQ'D)
SCREW (3 REQ’D)
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CONNECTION 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2
FH FH IF IF REG FH IF
INSIDE DIAM. INCH 1-7/8 2 1-1/2 2 2 2 2-1/4
STROKE INCH 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
ASSEMBLY
20" STROKE
REPLACEMENT PARTS
20" STROKE*
20" STROKE *
PROTECTOR RING
(4 REQ'D)
(2 REQ'D)
SCREW (3 REQ’D)

CONNECTION 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 7-5/8 7-5/8
IF XH REG REG REG REG REG
OUTSIDE DIAM. INCH 6-1/4 6 6-3/4 7-3/4 8 9 10
INSIDE DIAM. INCH 2-1/4 2 2-3/4 3-1/2 3-1/2 4 4
STROKE INCH 20 20 20 20 20 20 20
ASSEMBLY
20" STROKE
REPLACEMENT PARTS
20" STROKE*
20" STROKE*
PROTECTOR RING
(4 REQ'D)
(2 REQ'D)
SCREW (3 REQ’D)
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SECTION 4 – LONG STROKE BUMPER SUB
GOTCO LONG STROKE FISHING BUMPER SUB

LONG STROKE (GREATER THAN 20") ASSEMBLIES
CONNECTION 1-1/4 1" 1-1/4 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-3/8
EXT FL EUE TUB REG EXT FL EUE REG I.F.
OUTSIDE DIAM. INCHES 1-13/16 1-29/32 2-1/4 2-1/2 3-1/8 3-5/32 3-3/8
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 3/8 3/8 1/2 1/2 1-17/32 1 1
COMPLETE PART# BSK-5-30 BSK-10-30 BSK-15-30 BSK-20-30 BSK-25-30 BSK-30-30 BSK-34-30

ASSEMBLY
30" STROKE
MANDREL PART# BSK-5-30-1 BSK-10-30-1 BSK-15-30-1 BSK-20-30-1 BSK-25-30-1 BSK-30-30-1 BSK-34-30-1
30" STROKE
MIDDLE BODY PART# BSK-5-30-3 BSK-10-30-3 BSK-15-30-3 BSK-20-30-3 BSK-25-30-3 BSK-30-30-3 BSK-34-30-3
30" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
36" STROKE
36" STROKE
36" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
42" STROKE
42" STROKE
42" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
48" STROKE
48" STROKE
48" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
Only the Mandrel and Barrel need be ordered to convert a standard 20" stroke assembly to one of greater stroke. All
other parts interchange, for a given size. When a long stroke Assembly is ordered by assembly number, the entire tool
is ordered. To convert, order the Mandrel and Barrel, by part number.
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SECTION 4 – LONG STROKE BUMPER SUB
GOTCO LONG STROKE FISHING BUMPER SUB (CONTINUED)

CONNECTION 2-3/8 I.F. 2-7/8 REG 2-3/8 EUE 2-7/8 IF 2-7/8 EUE 2-7/8 EUE 2-7/8 IF
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 1-1/2 1-1/4 1-7/8 1-1/2 2 2-3/8 1-15/16

ASSEMBLY
30" STROKE
30" STROKE
30" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
36" STROKE
36" STROKE
36" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
42" STROKE
42" STROKE
42" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
48" STROKE
48" STROKE
48" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
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SECTION 4 – LONG STROKE FISHING BUMPER SUB
GOTCO LONG STROKE FISHING BUMPER SUB (CONTINUED)

CONNECTION 3-1/2 REG 3-1/2 FH 3-1/2 FH 3-1/2 IF 3-1/2 IF 4-1/2 REG 4-1/2 FH
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 1-1/2 1-7/8 2 1-1/2 2 2 2

ASSEMBLY
30" STROKE
30" STROKE
30" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
36" STROKE
36" STROKE
36" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
42" STROKE
42" STROKE
42" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
48" STROKE
48" STROKE
48" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
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CONNECTION 4-1/2 I.F. 4-1/2 I.F. 5-1/2 REG. 6-5/8 REG. 6-5/8 REG. 7-5/8 REG.
OUTSIDE DIAM. INCHES 6-1/8 6-1/4 6-3/4 7-3/4 8 9
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 2-1/4 2-1/4 2-3/4 3-1/2 3-1/2 4
COMPLETE PART# BSK-74-30 BSK-75-30 BSK-85-30 BSK-101-30 BSK-102-30 BSK-105-30

ASSEMBLY
30" STROKE
MANDREL PART# BSK-74-30-1 BSK-75-30-1 BSK-85-30-1 BSK-101-30-1 BSK-102-30-1 BSK-105-30-1
30" STROKE
MIDDLE BODY PART# BSK-74-30-3 BSK-75-30-3 BSK-85-30-3 BSK-101-30-3 BSK-102-30-3 BSK-105-30-3
30" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
36" STROKE
36" STROKE
36" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
42" STROKE
42" STROKE
42" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
48" STROKE
48" STROKE
48" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
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CONNECTION 7-5/8 REG.
OUTSIDE DIAM. INCHES 10
INSIDE DIAM. INCHES 4
COMPLETE PART# BSK-1000-30

ASSEMBLY
30" STROKE
MANDREL PART# BSK-1000-30-1
30" STROKE
MIDDLE BODY PART# BSK-1000-30-3
30" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
36" STROKE
36" STROKE
36" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
42" STROKE
42" STROKE
42" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
48" STROKE
48" STROKE
48" STROKE

ASSEMBLY
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
60" STROKE
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SECTION 4 - LUBRICATED BUMPER SUBS
MANDREL
SEAL KIT
FILL PLUG
MANDREL BODY
MIDDLE BODY
KNOCKER
FILL PLUG
WASHPIPE
WASHPIPE BODY
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LUBRICATED BUMPER SUB The Middle Body is the housing for the lubricating oil
in which the internal parts function. It is made up to
The GOTCO Lubricated Fishing Bumper Sub is the Mandrel Body at the upper end, and to the
designed to withstand repetitive and sustained loads in Washpipe Body at it’s lower end. The Inside
severe fishing, drilling, and well workover operations. Diameter has a honed finish which is closely fitted to
The tool can be stroked both upward or downward. the Outside Diameter of the Knocker and Knocker
The average stroke is between 10” and 18”, however, portion of the Washpipe upper end.
longer strokes can be furnished upon request. Heavy The Mandrel Body slips over the Mandrel with the flat
Duty Splines allows for transmitting full torque at all end up. It is made up with the Middle Body. The
times during operation. Mandrel Body has splines that correspond with the
Mandrel splines. The Mandrel Body has a fill plug
Striking surfaces are provided at the limits of the free allowing for the tool to be filled with lubricating oil.
stroke movement to produce the impact necessary for There is a similar plug on the Middle Body.
achieving the greatest intensity of bumping action in The Washpipe Body is at the lowermost end of the
either direction. tool. It forms the lower closure for the Middle Body
oil chamber.
CONSTRUCTION
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION
The Gotco Lubricated Bumper Sub is manufactured
from high grade allow steel. The tool is engineered to The Gotco Lubricated Bumper Sub is normally
reduce high degrees of stress concentration in critical installed in the fishing string just above the fishing
areas of the tool. This promotes longer service life tool, safety joint or unlatching joint. The primary
and a better quality tool. functions of the Lubricated Bumper Sub is to enable
The Mandrel (shoulder type), fits in to the Mandrel the operator to release the fishing tool in the event that
Body with mating splines. This allows for the it becomes impossible to pull the fish. It will provide
Mandrel to freely move up and down, while at the the necessary impact and deliver the torque required to
same time, transmitting torque to the Mandrel body. release the tool from the fish. The Lubricated Bumper
The Knocker and Washpipe are made up on the lower Sub can also be used to Release the Recovered Fish at
end of the mandrel. the top of the hole, “Jar Up” in the hole, or be used to
The Knocker strikes against the lower end of the “Bump Down” in the hole.
Mandrel Body causing a dramatic impact. The
Knocker is specially designed to withstand TO RELEASE THE RECOVERED FISH AT THE
tremendous stresses, impact loading, and to reduce TOP OF THE HOLE
wear to a minimum. Since it has been closely fitted
with the Middle Body I.D., lateral movement is to a Grip the fish immediately below the fishing tool and
minimum. This prevents high frequency lateral after opening the Lubricated Bumper Sub, dropping a
vibration. In most other tools, this causes “chatter” in stand of drill pipe heavily down against the Bumper
this area and leads to the tool wearing out Sub. This will cause a sharp enough blow or impact
prematurely. to break the “freeze” so the fish may be removed. If
The Washpipe is designed to provide stability. The this fails, one or more drill collars may be inserted in
lower end, which moves up and down as the tool is place of the drill pipe to produce a greater impact and
stroked, has been specially hardfaced and ground to a the process repeated to remove the fish.
high polish to help reduce frictional wear where the
Washpipe is sealed in the upper end of the Washpipe
Body.
The critical seal points of the Mandrel and the
Washpipe are equipped with a seal-ring assembly
consisting of an “O”-ring, Non-Extrusion Ring, and
Seal Protector Ring. This Seal Ring set keeps the
diametrical clearance at the seal points to an absolute
minimum as hydraulic pressure is applied from either
direction in the tool. This greatly increases the life of
the “O”-ring and seal set by prohibiting “O”-ring
extrusion.
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Mandrel Body
(Fill Plug Port)
Mandrel
Mandrel / Mandrel Body

Sealing Surfaces
in both directions
Washpipe
(Fill Plug Port)
Middle Body
Washpipe Body
Washpipe / Washpipe Body

Sealing Surfaces
in both directions
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(Mandrel Body / Washpipe Body)
Setting Tool
Mandrel Body
Setting Tool
Washpipe Body
Copper Seal
Protection Rings (4)
Elastomer (2)
Copper
Non-Extrusion
Ring (4)
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10. Examine the Seal Set located inside the upper end
LUBRICATED BUMPER SUB of the Mandrel Body. This consists of the 2 pairs
of copper non-extrusion and seal protector rings
MAINTENANCE and 2 O-rings. If the copper rings and O-rings
The Gotco Lubricated Bumper Sub requires a minimal seemed to be worn or damaged, replace them.
amount of maintenance. After prolonged or extensive To replace the seal sets, do the following steps:
use, redressing the tool will be required. Using the seal installation and removal tool, insert
Following moderate or light jobs: the tip of the blade between the O-ring and the
1. Wash down the tool thoroughly, inside and out. Seal Protector Ring. Lift out the O-ring being
2. Clamp the Middle Body in a vise. careful not to damage the Seal Protector Rings.
3. Pull the tool open. Do not run the tool around the bottom of the
4. Remove the Mandrel Body Fill Plug. glands as this will damage them and prevent
5. Attach the exhaust hose (from accessory kit) in proper sealing.
the Mandrel Body Fill Plug port.
6. Tilt the Mandrel Body end of the tool up to an 11. With the O-rings removed, check the copper rings
approximate 30 degree angle. for damage or burrs on the edges.
7. Attach the Volume Pump Hose (from accessory 12. Remove all damaged copper rings.
kit) into the Middle Body Fill Plug port. 13. Wash and clean all parts in solvent. Dry with a
8. Pump clean oil into the tool with the Volume clean cloth, thoroughly oil with a good grade of
Pump, making sure that the exhaust hose end is in light, clean oil.
a clean receptacle. 14. Check all parts for defects. Examine all polished
9. If the tool requires a lot of oil, this could be due to sealing surfaces for pits, scratches or defects. If
the loss of oil through the seals. In this case, the these surfaces on the Mandrel or Washpipe have
tool should be completely redressed and refilled. become defective, they must be replaced.
10. If the tool does not require much oil to fill it, the 15. Check the splines on the bottom of the Mandrel
oil displaced through the exhaust line should be Body for any upsets. Upsets may be ground off
inspected for impurities. If the oil appears to be with a grinder or hand file.
clean, then detach the Volume Pump Hose and
Exhaust Hose and replace the Fill Plugs. Be sure REASSEMBLE
to replace the Fill Plug Seals on the Fill Plugs
before replacing them in the ports. 1. Clean all parts by steam cleaning. Washout
Seals and oil should not be reused once removed. inside with a good solvent and blow dry with air,
or wipe down with clean, soft cloths. The parts
COMPLETE DISASSEMBLY should then be oiled with a good grade, clean,
light oil.
1. Place the Lubricated Bumper Sub in a chain pipe 2. Install the Gotco Non-Extrusion Rings into the
vise and clamp onto the tool at the Mandrel Body. Mandrel Body and Washpipe Body (See
2. Remove the Middle Body Fill Plug allowing oil illustration in this section.)
to begin to drain from the tool. 3. Set these Seals with the Seal Setting Tool. (See
3. Using chain tongs, break the Washpipe Body illustration in this section.)
from the Middle Body, uncouple and lay aside. 4. Secure the Mandrel Body horizontally in a vise.
4. Break the Middle Body from the Mandrel Body. Coat the polished surface thoroughly with a good,
Uncouple and slide it over the Washpipe and lay clean, light weight oil.
it aside. Do not scratch the surface of Washpipe. 5. Install the Washpipe Seal on the lower end of the
5. Break Washpipe from the Mandrel and lay aside. Mandrel. If the seal is damaged, replace it.
6. Slide the Mandrel out through the top of the 6. Insert the spline end of the Mandrel through the
Mandrel Body. It may be necessary to strike the top of the Mandrel Body, aligning the splines,
Mandrel to get it to start out. Be sure to protect shove it through the splines in the Mandrel Body.
the end of the Mandrel when striking it. Use a
block or wood or leaded blow hammer.
7. When the Mandrel is removed, support it’s
weight with a wire rope or soft line sling just
below the shoulder.
8. Remove the Mandrel and lay it aside.
9. Remove the Mandrel Body from the vise and lay
it aside.
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7. Push it through (gently) until the Mandrel ring 7. Immediately detach the Exhaust Hose, and insert
bumps against the Mandrel Body. The polished the Fill Plug in the Mandrel Body port. Tighten
portion of the Mandrel will now be through the the Fill Plug snug, but not overly tight.
sealing areas of the Mandrel Body. The Mandrel 8. Pump up a moderate pressure into the tool several
should slide freely back and forth. times, allowing it to bleed back into the Volume
Do not force the Mandrel if there is a lot of Pump. This will bleed off any residual air.
resistance. Instead, remove the Mandrel and
reset the seal assemblies with the setting tool and The Lubricated Bumper Sub is now ready for service.
remove any foreign matter.
8. Install the Large Middle Body Seal and Small The tool should be stroked a few times to make certain
Middle Body Seal on the End of the Mandrel it is functioning properly and that there is no leakage
Body. around the seals.
9. Oil and install the Knocker on the lower end of
the Mandrel on the second set of threads and buck STORAGE
up tight.
When bucking up the Knocker, use the wrench If the tool is to be stored for future service, the tool
flats on the knocker. Do not wrench onto the joints should have a good grade thread dope applied
hardfaced bands located between the flats. and thread protectors installed. The outside of the tool
10. Screw the Washpipe onto the Mandrel. Buck up should be cleaned and painted or a heavy coat of
tight. Use the same care for the Washpipe as grease applied prior to storage. It is a good practice to
described above for the Knocker. also grease the I.D. bore if the climate is damp or
11. Coat the Washpipe thoroughly with light oil. salty.
12. Slide the Middle Body over the Washpipe and
lower Mandrel end and make it up to the Middle
Body. Make up tight. (See torque guidelines.)
13. Install the Large Middle Body Seal and the Small
Middle Body Seal on the end of the Washpipe
Body.
14. Slip the Washpipe body over the Washpipe. Use
the same care as described for the Mandrel. Buck
up tight in lower end of the Middle Body.
15. Fill the Lubricated Bumper Sub with oil. The oil
to be used should be equivalent to S.A.E. 70
weight, non-foaming lubricating oil.
FILLING THE LUBRICATED BUMPER SUB
1. Prop the assembled tool up at approximately a 30

degree angle with the Mandrel end up. Position
the tool such so that the Fill plug ports are located
at the top of the assembly.
2. Attach the Exhaust Hose Assembly to the
Mandrel Body Fill Plug port, and the Volume
Pump Hose to the Middle Body Fill Plug port.
3. Place the free end of the Exhaust Hose into a
large mouth receptacle.
4. Fill the Volume Pump with oil and connect it to
the Volume Pump Hose.
5. Begin to pump oil into the tool at a moderate
speed to allow a uniform flow of oil.
6. As the tool is filled, oil will begin to flow out the
Exhaust hose. Air bubbles will appear in the
exhaust oil. Continue to pump until all air
bubbles cease to appear in the oil coming out of
the Exhaust hose.
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1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part
2) Size and Type of Connections, if other than Standard
3) Outside Diameter, if other than Standard
Recommended Spares:
1) 1 Service Kit
2) 1 Washpipe
3) 2 Knockers
4) 16 Non-Extrusion Rings
6) 4 Mandrel Body Fill Plugs
7) 4 Middle Body Fill Plugs
8) 8 Packing Sets
9) 1 Mandrel Body Setting Tool
* When ordering oversize parts, there will be an additional cost per 1/4” of oversizing the diameter of the tool.
+ Packing Sets include all Seals necessary to dress Tool; Non-Extrusion Rings must be ordered separately.
Only one Service Kit required for all sizes of tools. Does not include any Seal Setting Tool, which must be ordered
separately for each tool.
*SEE PART NUMBER BELOW.
For Immediate Information:

For immediate information regarding tool availability or pricing, contact: Sales: 281-591-1874
For immediate information regarding tool testing or performance, contact: Eng.: 281-376-3784
PART# SK-100
SERVICE KIT XREF# 55403
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SPECIFICATION AND REPLACEMENT PARTS

CONNECTION SIZE 2-7/8 API IF 3-1/2 API FH 4-1/2 API FH 6-5/8 API REG 2-3/8 API IF
or IF or IF
OUTSIDE DIAMETER 4-1/4” 4-3/4” 6-1/4” 7-3/4” 3-3/4"
INSIDE DIAMETER 1-15/16” 2” 3-1/8” 3-1/2” 1-1/2"
STROKE 15-1/2" 15-1/2” 18” 18” 15-1/2"
GOTCO PART NO. LBS-42 LBS-46 LBS-62 LBS-76 LBS-375
X-REF NO. 43531 39727 39737 39752 43470
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL BODY LBS-42-4 LBS-46-4 LBS-62-4 LBS-76-4 LBS-375-4
43532 39861 34966 34992 43471
MIDDLE BODY LBS-42-5 LBS-46-5 LBS-62-5 LBS-76-5 LBS-375-5
43533 33156 34967 34993 43472
WASHPIPE BODY LBS-42-6 LBS-46-6 LBS-62-6 LBS-76-6 LBS-375-6
43534 39728 39738 39753 43473
MANDREL LBS-42-2 LBS-46-2 LBS-62-2 LBS-76-2 LBS-375-2
43536 39860 34970 34996 43475
WASHPIPE LBS-42-8 LBS-46-8 LBS-62-8 LBS-76-8 LBS-375-8
43535 39729 39739 39754 43474
NON-EXT. RINGS (8) LBS-42-12 LBS-46-12 LBS-62-12 LBS-76-12 LBS-375-12
365-40 365-42 365-53 365-61 365-36
SEAL PROTECTOR LBS-42-13 LBS-46-13 LBS-62-13 LBS-76-13 LBS-375-13
RINGS (8) 375-40 375-42 375-53 375-61 375-36
MANDREL BODY FILL G329 G329 G329 G329 G329
PLUG 329 329 329 329 329
MIDDLE BODY FILL G617 G617 G617 G617 G617
PLUG 617 617 617 617 617
KNOCKER LBS-42-7 LBS-46-7 LBS-62-7 LBS-76-7 LBS-375-7
43538 39863 34972 34998 39845
SEAL PACKING SET LBS-42-11 LBS-46-11 LBS-62-11 LBS-76-11 LBS-375-11
43539 39730 39740 39755 39720
SEAL PACKING SET
CONSIST OF:
MAIN MANDREL & LBS-42-11-1 LBS-46-11-1 LBS-62-11-1 LBS-76-11-1 LBS-375-11-1
W.P. BODY SEALS (4) 568337 568339 568426 568434 568333
MIDDLE BODY SEALS - LBS-42-11-2 LBS-46-11-2 LBS-62-11-2 LBS-76-11-2 LBS-375-11-2
LARGE (2) 568239 568242 568253 568261 568235
MIDDLE BODY SEALS - LBS-42-11-3 LBS-46-11-3 LBS-62-11-3 LBS-76-11-3 LBS-375-11-3
SMALL (2) 568237 568239 568251 568260 568233
WASHPIPE SEAL LBS-42-11-4 LBS-46-11-4 LBS-62-11-4 LBS-76-11-4 LBS-375-11-4
568227 568229 568239 568246 568223
MIDDLE BODY G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1 G617-1
FILL PLUG SEAL 568-005 568-005 568-005 568-005 568-005
MANDREL BODY G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1 G329-1
FILL PLUG SEAL 568-006 568-006 568-006 568-006 568-006
See Ordering Instructions in this Section
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LUBRICATED BUMPER SUB STRENGTH DATA

ASSEMBLY TENSILE STRENGTH TORQUE
(YIELD) lbs. BUMPER SUB DRILL PIPE REF.
LBS-375 300,750 7,000 14,020
43470
LBS-42 397,600 9,250 14,020
43531
LBS-46 484,650 15,000 25,580
39727
LBS-62 777,150 32,600 44,770
39737
LBS-76 1,276,950 62,400 85,630
39752
Note: The strength shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the material used in each case.
These strengths are accurate within 20% of the figures shown and do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied, but
serve as a guide only. All jarring and pulling loads assumes that the force is acting alone and is essentially along the
major axis of the tool. If torque, tension, and bending are used together, the resulting combined stresses may lead to
tool failure..
RECOMMENDED TIGHTENING TORQUE FOR THREADED
CONNECTIONS
ASSEMBLY TOOL TOP SUB to KNOCKER MANDREL MANDREL MIDDLE
O.D x I.D. MANDREL to to BODY to BODY to
(in.) MANDREL WASHPIPE MIDDLE WASHPIPE
(ft-lbs.) (ft-lbs.) BODY BODY
(ft-lbs.) (ft-lbs.)
LBS-375 3-3/4 x 1-1/2 ---------- 400 490 3,500 3,500
43470
LBS-42 4-1/4 x 1-15/16 ---------- 650 700 4,600 4,600
43531
LBS-46 4-3/4 x 2” ---------- 1,100 1,690 7,500 7,500
39727
LBS-62 6-1/4 x 3-1/8 ---------- 3,120 9,750 16,300 16,300
39737
LBS-76 7-3/4 x 3-1/2 ---------- 7,690 21,000 31,200 31,200
39752
Note: Do not exceed indicated torque.
The tightening torque values were calculated assuming lubizication grease was applied on threads and shoulders.
REQUIRED ACCESSORIES
SERVICE KIT SK-100 Only one Service Kit required for all sizes. Kits does not
55403 include any Setting Tools, must be ordered separately.
SETTING TOOL LBS-375-18 LBS-42-18 LBS-46-18
22709-36 22709-40 22709-42
SETTING TOOL LBS-62-18 LBS-76-18
22709-53 22709-61
See Ordering Instructions in this Section
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SECTION 4 - DRILLING SAFETY JOINT
Drilling Safety Joint

Exploded View
Drilling Safety Joint Assembly
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joint. Pick the string up slowly, while rotating to the left

DRILLING SAFETY JOINT to disengage the safety joint. The safety joint will lift
the pipe about 1/2” per revolution. The pipe weight will
GENERAL DESCRIPTION decrease throughout the duration of this operation, but
the weights mentioned above should be maintained.
The Gotco Safety Joint allows the operator to disengage
and re-engage the string whenever necessary. It can be
located anywhere in the string and will transmit torque RE-ENGAGE
in either direction. The Safety Joint will disconnect
only after following a specific mechanical procedure. To re-engage the Gotco Safety Joint, lower the string
until the Pin Section of the Safety Joint lands on the
USE Box Section. Apply one point of weight or less and
rotate left one or two turns. Now rotate right until
The Gotco Safety Joint can be used whenever a torque buildup indicates Safety Joint is made up.
releasing safety mechanism is required in the string.
When correctly positioned, it is located in the fishing MAINTENANCE
string immediately above the fishing tool but below the
Bumper Sub or other accessory tools. For “wash-over” The Gotco Safety Joint can provide excellent service
operations, locate the Washover Safety Joint at the and longer life when properly maintained as follows:
transition between drill string and washpipe.
1. Clamp in vise gripping on Box Section.
CONSTRUCTION 2. Unscrew Pin Section.
3. Remove Friction Ring Retainer Screw.
The Gotco Safety Joint consists of: Upper Pin Section, 4. Slide off Friction Ring.
Lower Box Section, Friction Ring, two Friction Ring 5. Thoroughly clean all parts.
Retaining Screws and two Packing Rings. The coarse 6. Inspect for wear especially checking knurled
thread assures good makeup between box and pin faces on Friction Ring and rubber packers.
section, resisting loosening or wedging during Replace any worn parts.
operation. The double packing on precision machined
surfaces provides a positive fluid seal. I.D. of the joint
will equal that of the top and bottom connections.
Standard connections are provided unless otherwise
specified. Special I.D. sizes can also be supplied to 7. Lubricate all interior surfaces with a good
customer specifications. The knurled faces of the lubricating oil, especially on the coarse threads.
Friction Ring maintains a positive grip between the
Gotco Safety Joint box and pin sections. Reassemble tool and paint exterior surfaces prior to
storage.
OPERATIONS
Makeup the service connection as you would, using the
makeup torque as an “ordinary tool joint connection.” When Ordering Please Specify:
Position the Gotco Safety Joint immediately above the 1) Name and part number of assembly
fishing tool and below the Bumper Sub. 2) Connection
3) O.D. and I.D., if not standard
DISENGAGE
To disengage the Gotco Safety Joint in the hole, place

the pipe in tension and apply left hand torque. Hold the
left hand torque while slowly lowering pipe until the
Safety Joint breaks. This will normally be at about
40%-50% of the tools right hand “makeup torque”
value. Continue to unscrew Safety Joint to the left.
Pick up the string until approximately 1 ton of weight,

but less than 2 tons of weight, remains on the safety
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GOTCO DRILLING SAFETY JOINTS

CONNECTION 2-3/8 REG 2-3/8 IF 2-7/8 REG 2-7/8 IF 3-1/2 REG 3-1/2 FH 3-1/2 REG 3-1/2 IF
TOOL O.D. 3-1/8 3-3/8 3-3/4 4-1/8 4-1/4 4-5/8 4-3/4 4-3/4
TOOL I.D. 1 1-3/4 1-1/4 2-1/8 1-1/2 2-7/16 1-1/2 2-11/16
COMPLETE PART# DSJ-312 DSJ-337 DSJ-375 DSJ-412 DSJ-425 DSJ-462 DSJ-475 DSJ-475-001
ASSEMBLY
CONNECTION 4 IF 4 -1/2 FH 4-1/2 IF 6-5/8 REG 6-5/8 FH 6-5/8 IF 7-5/8 REG 8-5/8 REG
TOOL O.D. 5-3/4 5-3/4 6-1/8 7-3/4 8 8-1/2 9 10
TOOL I.D. 3-1/4 3-1/8 3-3/4 3-1/2 5 5-29/32 4 4-3/4
COMPLETE PART# DSJ-575 DSJ-575-001 DSJ-612 DSJ-775 DSJ-800 DSJ-850 DSJ-900 DSJ-1000
ASSEMBLY
Note: Other sizes are available upon request. See ordering Instructions and contact our Sales Representatives .
GOTCO Drilling Safety Joint Strength Data

ASS’Y O.D. I.D. CONNECTION MAX. MAX.
PART NO. (INCHES) (INCHES) TENSILE TORSION
DSJ-XXX (POUNDS) (Ft-lbs.)
190 1-29/32 7/8 1” EUE 65,300 4,460

306 3-1/16 1-3/4 2-3/8 EUE 409,000 34,600
312 3-1/8 1” 2-3/8 REG 567,900 40,700
312-001 3-1/8 1.992 2-3/8 EUE 375,600 34,300
325 3-1/4 1” 2-3/8 REG 619,600 45,900
325-001 3-1/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 456,000 41,200
337 3-3/8 1-3/4 2-3/8 IF 178,000 22,000
350 3-1/2 1-3/4 2-3/8 IF 233,600 29,000
365 3-21/32 2-7/16 2-7/8 EUE 169,000 23,200
375 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 REG 351,000 44,200
412 4-1/8 2-1/8 2-7/8 IF 361,400 51,900
425 4-1/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 REG 429,200 62,000
450 4-1/2 2-1/16 3-1/2 FH 466,600 71,200
462 4-5/8 2-7/16 3-1/2 FH 534,500 83,000
475 4-3/4 2-11/16 3-1/2 IF 445,800 74,700
500 5” 2-11/16 3-1/2 IF 450,000 80,600
575 5-3/4 3-1/4 4” IF 642,000 130,500
600 6” 3” 4-1/2 FH 505,600 112,000
612 6-1/8 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 602,500 134,500
625 6-1/4 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 702,500 157,500
637 6-3/8 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 804,900 181,000
650 6-1/2 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 909,200 205,000
675 6-3/4 2-3/4 5-1/2 REG 1,120,000 255,000
700 7” 4” 5-1/2 FH 986,000 242,000
737 7-3/8 4” 5-1/2 FH 1,335,000 332,000
775 7-3/4 3-1/2 6-5/8 REG 1,405,000 372,600
800 8” 3-1/2 6-5/8 REG 915,000 271,000
825 8-1/4 3-1/2 6-5/8 REG 1,920,000 516,900
850 8-1/2 5-29/32 6-5/8 REG 976,000 309,000
900 9” 4” 7-5/8 REG 1,900,000 584,000
925 9-1/4 4” 7-5/8 REG 2,190,000 675,000
1000 10” 4-3/4 8-5/8 REG 2,860,000 930,000
Makeup the Drilling Safety Joint using standard makeup torque values for a given connection. To disengage, lift
approximately 1,000 pounds and turn left (for a right-hand tool). The DSJ should disengage using approximately
45%-50% of the makeup torque value for the given connection.
These strength calculations are to be used as a guideline and are considered to be accurate within plus or minus
15% of the stated values. They do not constitute a guarantee. While using these tools, appropriate allowance should
be made as a safety factor. Hole conditions, in which these tools are being used, should also be considered as well.
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SECTION 5 - MILLING TOOLS & WASHOVER EQUIP.
BOOT BASKET (JUNK SUBS)------------PAGE 12

Illustrations 12-13
Use And Operation 12
Construction 12
Options 12
Maintenance 12
How To Order 12-14
WASHPIPE------------------------------------PAGE 15
Illustrations 15
How To Order 15-16
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL, INC. WASHOVER SAFETY JOINT------------PAGE 17
Illustrations 17
Construction 17
Assembly 17
Operation 17
How To Order 17
LIFT PLUG------------------------------------PAGE 18
Illustrations 18
How To Order 18
ELEVATOR LIFT SUBS -------------------PAGE 19
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE Lift Sub Types 19
MANUAL How to Order 19
DRIVE SUB------------------------------------PAGE 20
Illustrations 20
Construction 20
How To Order 20
TABLE OF CONTENTS ROTARY SHOES---------------------------- PAGE 21
Illustrations 21-24
MILLING TECHNIQUES-------------------PAGE 2 General Description 21
Introduction 2 How To Order 25
Circulation Requirements 2
Rates & Speeds 2
Jars 2
Spudding 3
Junk Milling 3
Liner Milling 3
Casing Milling 3
Washpipe Milling 3
Drill Pipe & Drill Collar Milling 3
Taper Milling 3-4
Collapsed Casing 4
Whipstock Windows 4
Tungsten Carbide Dressing 4
JUNK MILLS----------------------------------PAGE 5
Illustrations 5-8
Use 9
Construction 9
Junk Mill Types 9-10
How To Order 11
For Ordering: Sales; 281-376-3784 or 1-800-OVERSHOT (683-7746), or Fax; 281-376-1614
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SECTION 5 - MILLING TECHIQUES
MILLING TECHNIQUES It is extremely important that the ID's of all substitutes

and auxiliary equipment in the string be known. This
INTRODUCTION allows the operator to know if there is a restriction in
the string which may cause fluid volume problems.
Recovery of equipment from the hole due to the
shortages of pipe and related drilling material has RATES AND SPEEDS
generated a large interest in milling techniques during
the past couple of years. The vast array of mills Maintaining a constant milling rate is extremely
available from different suppliers plus the manufacture important, because it does not allow the milling tool to
of these mills from heat-treated alloy bar-stock has drill off; thus, achieving the best penetration rate. The
made it possible for the operators and drilling best speed rate is 3,000-4,000 surface inches/ min.
contractors to do work with the mills that in previous
years has been impossible. Manufacturing the mill from Formula to find maximum and minimum Rpm’s:
heat-treated bar-stock allows the operator to use the Min/Max RPM = Surface Speed / Mill OD x 3.14
mill economically because of two major factors: EXAMPLE: 8-5/8” OD Milling Tool:
1. It is possible to re-machine the threads in case of 3,000 in./8.625 x 3.14 = 111 RPM’s Minimum
thread wear. 4,000 in./8.625 x 3.14 = 148 RPM’s Maximum
2. It is possible to redress the mill with sintered
tungsten carbide thus prolonging service life. It is On particularly long milling jobs, periodic inspection
extremely important that the tungsten carbide be of of the mill will give a pretty good indication of how this
good quality and the technique of application be particular design of mill is functioning downhole.
done by qualified personnel. Excessive rate will allow the mill to flare the top of the
fish rather than mill the fish. The mill blades should
In the following sections, we will not attempt to offer have a hook wear pattern, indicating efficient
techniques for all the various mills. We shall limit this operation.
discussion to techniques to be used with three common
milling tools; i.e., the junk mill, the taper mill, etc... The mill should never be started directly on the fish.
The rotary should be engaged with the mill one or two
Prior to going into specific operating techniques for the feet above the fish and then lowered on the fish.
mills, there are several points that should be discussed Penetration may then be improved by increasing the
that apply to all mills. speed and weight.
CIRCULATION REQUIREMENTS To even out the wear on the mill, it is best to develop a
new wear pattern by picking the mill up from time to
It is extremely important to remove mill cuttings from time and lowering it on the fish while rotating. If the
the hole; therefore, the highest circulation rate possible mill is operating on the fish for a long period, a deep
should be used, bearing in mind the circulation rate wear pattern will develop, and there is an excellent
should be limited so that the formation is not damaged. possibility that the mill will work-harden.
A minimum annular velocity of 80’-120'/minute is
recommended. If it is not possible to maintain this During milling operations, an increase in torque could
minimum annular velocity, bit baskets (junk baskets) mean that a sliver of junk is lodged alongside the mill.
should be used directly above the mill to efficiently This circumstance happens quite commonly during
remove the cuttings. junk milling. The mill should be spudded several times,
allowing the sliver to drop to the bottom.
The most efficient surface removal system for cuttings
should be utilized; thereby, guaranteeing that the JARS
cuttings are not re-circulated in the hole.
It is important that the most efficient flow be
When an efficient cuttings removal system is not being maintained so the cuttings can be circulated efficiently
used, there will be a build-up of cuttings on bottom, and out of the hole. Using jars during the milling operation
it will be noted that the milling rate drops off. When is not recommended, because the flow through the jars
this occurs, periodic use of junk snatchers or bailers is is restricted. The jars also make it difficult to accurately
necessitated. control the weight on the fish.
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SPUDDING (Optional Operation) Ideally, it would take 5-6' of hole to mill up the junk in
hard formation; however, soft formations may require
When a junk mill is being used, an extremely efficient 10-15' of hole due to the junk penetrating the formation.
technique called “spudding” may be utilized. Many
times the junk in the bottom of a hole will rotate with Junk Mills are extremely effective in milling up alloy-
the mill; thus, decreasing the efficiency of milling. By steel packers, squeeze tools, perforating guns, drill pipe
spudding, the junk is pounded into the bottom of the and tool joints, reamers and reamer blades, and rock
hole and is held in place while it is being milled. This bits. The mills are available in concave, convex or flat
action also tends to sharpen the mill. bottom designs. It is recommended that the mill be
purchased with a fishing neck long enough to be
To spud on loose junk, first determine the zero or engaged with an overshot.
neutral point of weight on the fish. When the neutral
point is determined, the kelly should be marked at the LINER MILLING
top of the kelly bushing. The kelly should then be
picked up from 4-6', depending on the depth of the hole. The outside diameter of the mill should be just over the
In shallow holes, the pick-up should be 4'. The kelly outside diameter of the coupling. If the liner is hung by
should be dropped and then caught with the brake about a hanger or adapter, the junk mill should be used first,
18-20" above the zero mark. When the string is caught, followed by the liner.
it stretches, and a large force is transmitted to the
bottom. The string should be spudded three or four CASING MILLING
times with a quarter turn between drops. Caution: as
stated previously, a junk basket should be utilized Sizing for milling should be identical to sizing for liner
just above the mill. Spudding should be done with milling. Use 4,000-6,000 lb. of weight and a speed of
a junk basket strong enough to take this arduous 125 RPM for J-55 and N-80 Casing. For P-110 Casing,
treatment. If possible, use a junk basket with a neck heavier weight should be utilized. When milling in
O.D. of 4-3/4" or more. open hole, and the open hole diameter is less than the
blade O.D., or if the casing is surrounded by a hard
The preceding technique may be used in both open hole cement sheath, more weight will be needed to drill the
fishing and cased hole fishing. It is recommended that cement or formation.
if the fishing operation is inside casing, the severity of
this spudding be decreased. WASHPIPE MILLING
JUNK MILLING The preceding techniques should be used for washpipe

milling, unless there is drill pipe or drill collars inside
A junk mill that is to be used in open hole should have the washpipe. In this case, the drill pipe and drill collars
a diameter of 1/8-1/4" less than the hole diameter. If the should be milled with a junk mill prior to utilizing the
junk mill is going to be used inside casing, the mill head mill.
OD should be 1/8" under the drift diameter of the
casing. To prevent casing damage, wear pads with an DRILL PIPE AND DRILL COLLAR MILLING
outside diameter equal to or 1/16" smaller than the mill
head outside diameter should be used. This prevents A specially designed mill with heavier blades should
casing damage during milling. be used on drill pipe and drill collars.
If possible, add 10,000 lb. of drill collars above the mill. TAPER MILLING
Run in the hole, feel the bottom and then spud the junk.
When back on bottom, start milling at 80-100 RPM The design of the taper mill allows the small-diameter
with the pump circulating for normal drilling. Pick up lower-mill end to enter the collapsed section and then
the string after penetrating 1-2', allowing the loose junk the slightly spiraled reamer edges mill away the
to fall to the bottom. To accomplish this, pick up the undersized section to the full diameter. The taper mill
mill 15-20' off bottom, reducing or shutting off the
pump for two minutes. Spud several times, bottom the
mill and resume milling with 4,000-12,000 lb. of
weight at 100-125 RPM at normal pump pressure.
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may also be used to clean whip-stock windows and to The following techniques should be used in applying
deburr casing. tungsten carbide:
Initial table speed should be 50 RPM with a milling 1. All rust, scale or paint should be cleaned from the
weight of between 2,000-3,000 lb. As in all milling work surface and the work surface brightened to
operations, the weight to be utilized is reliant on the parent metal.
torque encountered. If the torque is high, the speed and 2. The work surface should be preheated to 850° F.
weight should be reduced until the mill turns freely. 3. A procedure should be followed similar to working
with bronze. When applying tungsten carbide rod
COLLAPSED CASING to the working surface, use a brazing flux, being
careful not to overheat the filler metal. Also be
The diameter of the collapsed interval should be extremely cautious that the cone of the torch does
determined by running an impression block. The most not touch the tungsten carbide rod or work surface,
effective technique to use in badly collapsed casing is because this will cause surface oxidation,
known as stage milling. This is accomplished by preventing a solid bond between the carbide
utilizing various sized taper mills to bring the collapsed particle and the parent metal.
section back to I.D. in stages. The initial taper mill 4. High alloy steels begin to scale when they are
should be 1/4" larger diameter at the largest part than heated above 2,000°F. (A bright cherry-red color);
the minimum I.D. of the collapsed section. This type of therefore, it is imperative that the parent metal be
stage milling eliminates side-tracking. Another method kept below this temperature.
to eliminate side-tracking is utilizing a string taper mill. 5. The surface to be covered should be pre-tinned
This taper mill has a connection for pipe on the bottom with filler rod before application of the tungsten
of the mill so that the pipe can be guided into the I.D. carbide. A filler rod should be used to fill up the
of the fish; thus, eliminating side-tracking. Obviously, voids or low spots between the carbide particles as
this is not possible if the casing is collapsed to a point the rod is applied. The extra filler rod holds the
of not allowing any size pipe to enter. carbide in place, preventing a porous structure.
Utilize 1 lb. of filler rod to 3 lb. of tungsten carbide
WHIPSTOCK WINDOWS rod.
6. Carbon blocks may be used to help form special
Many times taper mills are used to clean up whipstock shapes and also prevent the loss of matrix.
windows. Run the taper mill into the hole within 5' of 7. In thin wall sections such as rotary shoes, the side
the top of the window. With rotation at about 40 RPM opposite that being worked should not be heated to
and weight under 1,000 lb., run the mill down the full a point that it becomes oxidized.
length of the face of the whipstock. This procedure 8. Melting of the matrix occurs above 3,000°F and
should be repeated several times to clean the rough when reworking a tool, it is important that you do
edges. not burn the matrix during the removal of the
broken carbide particles. Should burning occur,
TUNGSTEN CARBIDE REDRESSING you must remove that portion of the tungsten
affected.
As mentioned previously, the entire success of the 9. It is important that the same particle size tungsten
milling operation is reliant on the type of tungsten carbide be used as was used in the original
carbide used and the technique of application. The application.
tungsten carbide hard-surfacing material is available in
welding rod form. The tungsten carbide fragments are
interspersed in a matrix of special metal which acts as
a sort of shock absorber yet is still strong enough to
hold together under severe loading. The matrix is
designed so that it wears away in service, exposing new
carbide fragments as the tool is used.
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SECTION 5 – JUNK MILLS
Flat Bottom
Concave
Offset
5
Combination
Bladed
Round
Nose
6
Pilot
Tapered
Shown in section to
reveal internal details
Skirted
7
Cone Buster Mill
End View of P-type Mill

“P”-Type Mill
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JUNK MILLS FLAT BOTTOM MILLS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Gotco Flat Bottom junk mill is dressed with
crushed sintered tungsten carbide on the face. A
Gotco Junk Mills are produced from high strength heat standard rotary shoulder pin connection is provided for
treated alloy. All mills are available as bit type or with making up to the work string. It is used for milling
optional fishing neck and hard surface wear pads. Large standard junk, reamers, packers, retainers, and bit
circulation ports and ample fluid channels provide cones, drill pipe, washpipe, casing and liners.
cooling and efficient removal of cuttings. Gotco Mills
are dressed with super tough crushed, sintered tungsten COMBINATION MILLS
carbide. For those customers who prefer to dress their
own mills, Gotco offers the complete line of mills The Gotco Combination Mill is used to mill cement and
without carbide dressing at a substantial savings. To small junk items. Some applications include the milling
further increase the versatility of Gotco mills, the API of bridge plugs, under-reamer arms, reamer blades,
connection can be left blank as well. Gotco Mills are slips and other small items that are lost in the well. The
available in standard sizes as well as special orders in large relief angle allows for superior penetration. The
any length or diameter. predominant feature of this mill is that one mill tooth
extends to the center of the mill in order to prevent
USE coring.
Rugged Gotco Junk Mills make any milling job easy, CONCAVE MILLS
even when cutting the toughest fish such as alloy-steel
packers, squeeze tools, perforating guns, drill pipe, tool Similar to the flat bottom mill, only it is concaved on
joints, reamers, reamer blades, and rock bits. Gotco the face, to keep the milling action centered on the
Junk Mills are available with concave, bladed, or flat mill. It is mostly used for milling bit cones, drill pipe,
bottoms in various combinations of fishing necks and washpipe, casing, and liners. It is especially good for
stabilizers. Any specific length neck, stabilizer, or milling bit cones, when the cone is facing up.
combination of both may also be ordered. Available in
OD’s from 1-3/4 to 24” OFFSET TYPE MILLS
CONSTRUCTION Designed to offset the cutting area on the mill/fish, to

prevent excessive wear in one area of the mill.
Gotco Junk Mills are manufactured from rugged high Circulation is also provided toward the center of the
strength alloy steels specifically designed to provide face of the mill, as well as around it, for more effective
maximum performance during such demanding removal of shavings. Used to mill bit cones, drill pipe,
operations as milling. The sintered tungsten carbide casing, and liners.
dressing, which is applied to the face of the junk mill,
is the same high quality material used in all Gotco junk CONE-BUSTER MILLS
mills.
Designed for heavy milling operations, such as bit
The hard metal overlay is used on the wear pads to cones, reamers, retainers, tools, and cement. It has
assure maximum wear resistance, while minimizing the crushed carbide on the face and on the leading cutting
possibility of damage to the casing I.D. edge of the fluid courses, for long cutting life.
ROUND NOSE MILLS
Designed to be used to mill out the bottom of liners or

casing. Normally, liners or casing have been set with
a bull plug, during completion, so this mill is good for
this type of operation. The mill cuts on the leading
edge of the tapered nose, but not on the outer diameter
of the head. It is also excellent for just deburring
casing.
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centralizer for the junk to be milled. The skirt has hard

PILOT MILLS metal ribs to increase wear resistance but does not
contain any carbide which could damage the casing.
Designed for milling washpipe, safety joints, crossover The carbide dressing on the mill face will assure fast
swages, and washover shoes. Liner hangers can also be efficient milling while the skirt protects the casing from
milled efficiently. If the i.d. is open, Pilot Mills can the milling operation
also be used to mill out drill pipe and drill collars. On
liner milling jobs, a Pilot Mill is used to mill the liner TOP SUB (for Skirted Junk Mill Assembly)
hanger or adapter. The Pilot Mill is ideal for milling
out the necked down portion of casing in “swaged The top sub is provided with standard rotary shoulder
completion.” pin connection up with neck length suitable for
conventional handling tools.
“P” TYPE MILLS
SKIRT (for Skirted Junk Mill Assembly)
Designed to be used primarily for milling cemented
pipe or in situations where there are large amounts of The skirt makes up to the top sub and acts as a control
junk in the hole to be milled. Due to the offset center mechanism to contain the fish, assuring it remains
on the mill, coring is prevented, to insure longer milling adequately, centered to provide for extremely efficient
life. The mill has a “deep-V” design for allowing milling operations.
maximum circulation and is dressed with a large The standard skirt is a tooth type dressed with a wear
amount of tungsten carbide dressing. It is also ideal for resistant hard metal. The skirt is also available with a
milling up tubing. variety of tooth styles and dressings.
TAPERED MILLS
The Gotco Taper Mill is used to establish gage
diameter. It is used primarily to mill collapsed casing.
Also it may be used in conjunction with other mills to
prepare a fish for internal engagement. Another useful
application is deburring the window after a whipstock
operation is completed. Tapered mills come in three
common configurations.
1. The 60 degree mill has an included taper of 60
degrees (30 degrees per side).
degrees (15 degrees per side).
degrees (7-1/2 degrees per side).
“ECONO MILLS
Generally, a Flat Bottom Mill, having a very short neck,

without stabilizing wear pads. This is an economically
priced tool to mill up cement, plugs, retainers and
packers. It is shorter and lighter than a standard junk
mill, but is dressed with the same quality and type of
crushed tungsten carbide.
SKIRTED JUNK MILLS
The Gotco Skirted Mill is a three piece assembly used

to mill junk or tubular inside casing. The assembly
consists of a top sub, skirt, and flat bottom junk mill.
An optional bladed type junk mill is also available. The
mill and skirt are both made up to the lower end of the
top sub. The skirt surrounds the mill and extends
suitably beyond the mill face to act as a guide and
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ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS JUNK MILLS:

 When ordering, please include the bottom
When Ordering Please Specify: configuration, connection, outside diameter, and
1) Name and Number of Mill. style of dressing.
2) O.D. of Mill. TAPERED MILLS:
3) Top Connection if Other than Standard. When ordering, please include connection, taper range,
4) Specify if Fishing Neck and wear pads are desired and style of dressing.
Recommended For Redressing Mills:
Junk Mills can be sent back for redressing the carbide
milling surfaces provided the tool is in good working
condition. Contact our sales representatives for
information.
JUNK MILL (PREFIX) for Ordering:
PM = PILOT MILL
FB = FLAT BOTTOM MILL TM = TAPER MILL
CM = CONCAVE MILL JMP = “P” TYPE MILL
CMB = COMBINATION MILL SJM = SKIRTED JUNK MILL
CB = CONE BUSTER MILL ECONO = MILLS
OFM = OFFSET MILL
RM = ROUND NOSE MILL
Note: Find the desired mill O.D. in chart below and the appropriate PREFIX in the list above.
Example; 3-1/4” O.D. COMBINATION MILL, The Part Number would be CMB-4
GOTCO MILLING TABLE
PART NO. MILL SIZE O.D. STDANDARD PART NO. MILL SIZE O.D. STDANDARD
PREFIX (INCHES) CONNECTION PREFIX (INCHES) CONNECTION
(PREFIX)-1 2-1/4 – 2-1/2 1-13/16 WFJ (PREFIX)-24 8-7/8 – 9” 4-1/2 REG
(PREFIX)-2 2-5/8 – 2-3/4 1-1/4 REG (PREFIX)-25 9-1/8 – 9-1/4 4-1/2 REG
(PREFIX)-5 3-3/4 – 4-1/4 2-3/8 REG (PREFIX)-28 9-7/8 – 10” 6-5/8 REG
(PREFIX)-8 4-7/8 – 5” 2-7/8 REG (PREFIX)-31 10-5/8 – 10-3/4 6-5/8 REG
(PREFIX)-22 8-3/8 – 8-1/2 4-1/2 REG
(PREFIX)-23 8-5/8 – 8-3/4 4-1/2 REG
Larger sizes are available upon request.
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SECTION 5 – BOOT BASKETS (JUNK SUBS)
BOOT BASKET (JUNK SUBS)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Gotco Boot Basket is designed to aid in the ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS

removal of cuttings and other suspended particles that
circulate up from the bottom of the hole during milling When Ordering Please Specify:
and fishing operations. 1) Name and part number of assembly
2) Connections
USE AND OPERATION 3) O.D. and Cup Lengths
Gotco Boot Baskets are positioned in the string just

above the milling tool. Circulation during the milling
operation flushes cuttings up the annulus. Design of the
Boot Basket creates higher velocity fluid flow upwards
to the top of the cup. The fluid velocity then decreases
at the top of the cup, allowing suspended particles to
drop into the cup thus preventing their accumulation on
the bottom of the hole.
Mandrel
CONSTRUCTION
Gotco Boot Baskets are manufactured from alloy steels

and hardened to provide maximum strength and wear
resistance.
The standard Boot Basket consists of a drill collar type Gusset

sub with pin connection up and box connection down.
Connections are gaged to API specification 7 to assure
proper make-up in your string. The cup is welded to
the sub. Gussets give strength to the cup and act as
guides to assist in withdrawing the tool through tight
spaces while tripping out. Cup
OPTIONS
Standard Boot Baskets are provided with welded cup.

At the customer's request the cup can be manufactured
as a removable unit. Drain holes can also be added.
Tools with extra long cups are also available and hard
faced pads can be applied for tools used inside casing.
Pads should be dressed to the same OD as the mill being
run below the Boot Basket.
MAINTENANCE
The only maintenance required is thorough cleaning

after each use and protection of the connections with
dope and thread protectors. Always repaint the tool to
minimize deterioration while in storage. Boot Basket Assembly
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Cup Lengths
Part # Cup Lengths
BB 10”
BBL 20”
BBXL 30”
Standard Boot Basket Assembly.

And Terminology
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GOTCO BOOT BASKET (JUNK SUBS)

HOLE SIZE 4-1/4 TO 4-5/8 4-5/8 TO 4-7/8 5-1/8 TO 5-7/8 6 TO 6-3/8 6-1/2 TO 7-1/2
STANDARD A.P.I. TOP
CONNECTION 2-3/8 REG 2-7/8 REG 3-1/2 REG 3-1/2 REG 3-1/2 REG
BODY O.D.
(TOP CONNECTION) 3-1/8 3-3/4 4-1/4 4-1/4 4-1/4
BODY O.D.
(UNDER CUP) 2 2-5/8 3-1/8 3-1/4 3-1/4
CUP O.D. 3-11/16 4 4-1/2 5 5-1/2
CUP I.D. 3-5/16 3-5/8 4-1/4 4-9/16 4-7/8
DIA. OF BORE 3/4 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-1/2 1-1/2
STANDARD TYPE
COMPLETE PART# BB-1 BB-2 BB-3 BB-4 BB-5
ASSEMBLY XREF# 20340 15450 15455 15460 15465
LENGTH OF CUP 10 10 10 10 10
TOTAL LENGTH 29 29-1/2 30-1/2 30-1/2 30-1/2
LONG TYPE
COMPLETE PART# BBL-1 BBL-2 BBL-3 BBL-4 BBL-5
ASSEMBLY XREF# 20345 17060 17065 17070 17075
LENGTH OF CUP 20 20 20 20 20
TOTAL LENGTH 43-1/2 44 45 45 45
EXTRA LONG TYPE
COMPLETE PART# BBXL-1 BBXL-2 BBXL-3 BBXL-4 BBXL-5
ASSEMBLY XREF# 20295 20300 20305 20310 20315
LENGTH OF CUP 30 30 30 30 30
TOTAL LENGTH 53-1/2 54 55 55 55
GOTCO BOOT BASKET (JUNK SUBS) (CONTINUED)

HOLE SIZE 7-1/2 TO 8-1/2 8-5/8 TO 9-5/8 9-5/8 TO 11-3/8 11-1/2 TO 13 14-3/4 - 17-1/2
STANDARD A.P.I. TOP
CONNECTION 4-1/2 API 4-1/2 API 6-5/8 API 6-5/8 API 7-5/8 API
BODY O.D.
(TOP CONNECTION) 5-1/2 5-1/2 7-3/4 7-3/4
BODY O.D.
(UNDER CUP) 4-1/2 4-1/2 5-3/4 5-3/4
CUP O.D. 6-5/8 7 8-5/8 9-5/8 12-7/8
CUP I.D. 5-15/16 6-9/32 7-15/16 8-17/32 11-5/8
DIA. OF BORE 2-1/4 2-1/4 3-1/2 3-1/2 4
STANDARD TYPE
COMPLETE PART# BB-6 BB-7 BB-8 BB-9 BB-10
ASSEMBLY XREF# 15470 15475 15480 15485 55306
LENGTH OF CUP 10 10 10 10 10
TOTAL LENGTH 31-1/2 31-1/2 33 33 36
LONG TYPE
COMPLETE PART# BBL-6 BBL-7 BBL-8 BBL-9
ASSEMBLY XREF# 17080 17085 17090 17095
LENGTH OF CUP 20 20 20 20
TOTAL LENGTH 46 46 48 48
EXTRA LONG TYPE
COMPLETE PART# BBXL-6 BBXL-7 BBXL-8 BBXL-9
ASSEMBLY XREF# 20320 20325 20330 20335
LENGTH OF CUP 30 30 30 30
TOTAL LENGTH 56 56 58 58
Note: other sizes are available upon request. For further information, contact our sales
representatives.
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SECTION 5 - WASHOVER EQUIPMENT
(MILLING OPERATIONS)
WASHOVER EQUIPMENT WASHPIPE
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Gotco offers one of the largest selections of washover

tubulars in the industry. All Gotco washover pipe has
a two-step, double-shouldered thread joint wiht flush
outside and inside diameters. This buttress-type thread
assures quick makeup and high torsional strength. A
wide assortment of sizes are available ranging in
outside diameters from 3-1/2 to 20 inches. Consult the
table for available sizes and washover string design
considerations.

1) O.D., weight, grade, and range
2) Number of joints required
Washpipe
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SECTION 5 - WASHOVER EQUIPMENT
(MILLING OPERATIONS)
Washpipe Reference Chart:
SIZE WEIGHT I.D. WALL JOINT YIELD MIN. HOLE SIZE MAX FISH O.D.
3-1/2 9.2 2.992 .254 3,000 3-1/4 2-11/16
3-3/4 9.5 3.25 .250 3,000 4-1/8 2-7/8
4 11.0 3.476 .262 3,500 4-1/2 3
4 11.6 3.428 .286 4,000 4-1/2 3-1/16
4 14.0 3.340 .330 5,000 4-1/2 3
4 15.7 3.240 .380 6,000 4-1/2 2-7/8
4-1/2 13.5 3.920 .290 5,000 4-3/4 3-1/2
4-1/2 15.1 3.826 .337 7,000 4-3/4 3-3/8
4-3/4 16.0 4.082 .334 7,000 5-1/4 3-5/8
5 15.0 4.408 .296 7,000 5-3/4 4-1/4
5 18.0 4.276 .362 9,000 5-3/4 4-1/8
5-3/8 19.5 4.669 .353 10,000 6 4-1/4
5-1/2 17.0 4.892 .304 9,000 6-1/8 4-3/4
5-1/2 20.0 4.778 .361 11,000 6-1/8 4-5/8
5-1/2 23.0 4.670 .415 13,000 6-1/8 4-1/2
5-1/2 26.0 4.548 .476 16,000 6-1/8 4
5-3/4 18.0 5.126 .312 11,000 6-7/8 4-7/8
6 20.0 5.352 .324 12,000 7 5-1/8
6 23.0 5.240 .380 14,000 7 5-1/8
6-1/4 20.0 5.626 .312 12,000 7 5-1/5
6-3/8 24.0 5.625 .375 16,000 7 5-1/8
6-3/8 28.0 5.499 .438 20,000 7 5
6-5/8 24.0 5.921 .352 16,000 7-3/8 5-5/8
6-5/8 28.0 5.791 .417 20,000 7-3/8 5-5/8
6-3/4 35.0 5.710 .520 25,000 7-1/2 5-5/8
7 26.0 6.276 .362 18,000 7-7/8 6-1/8
7 29.0 6.184 .408 21,000 7-7/8 6
7 32.0 6.094 .453 23,000 7-7/8 5-7/8
7-3/8 29.0 6.625 .375 20,000 7-7/8 6-1/2
7-5/8 26.4 6.969 .328 20,000 8-5/8 6-1/8
7-5/8 29.7 6.875 .375 23,000 8-5/8 6-3/4
7-5/8 33.7 6.765 .430 27,000 8-5/8 6-1/2
7-5/8 39.0 6.625 .500 32,000 8-5/8 6-1/2
7-5/8 45.3 6.435 .595 39,000 8-1/2 6-1/4
8 31.0 7.25 .375 24,000 8-1/2 7-1/8
8-1/8 32.0 7.385 .370 24,000 8-5/8 7-1/8
8-1/8 32.5 7.375 .375 25,000 8-5/8 7-1/8
8-1/8 35.5 7.285 .420 30,000 8-5/8 7
8-1/8 39.5 7.185 .470 35,000 8-5/8 6-7/8
8-7/16 35.5 7.626 .406 30,000 9-1/2 6-1/2
8-5/8 36.0 7.825 .400 30,000 9-5/8 7-3/4
8-5/8 40.0 7.725 .450 35,000 9-5/8 7-3/8
8-5/8 44.0 7.625 .500 40,000 9-5/8 6-1/2
9 40.0 8.150 .425 35,000 9-7/8 8
9-3/16 31.0 8.532 .326 35,000 10 8-1/4
9-5/16 38.0 8.535 .389 35,000 10 8-1/4
9-1/2 47.0 8.537 .483 48,000 10 8-3/8
9-5/8 40.0 8.835 .395 40,000 10-1/2 8-1/2
9-5/8 43.5 8.755 .435 45,000 10-1/2 8-3/8
9-5/8 47.0 8.681 .472 50,000 10-1/2 8-3/8
9-5/8 53.5 8.535 .545 60,000 10-1/2 8-1/8
10-3/4 45.5 9.950 .400 50,000 11-3/4 9-3/4
10-3/4 51.0 9.850 .450 60,000 11-3/4 9-1/2
10-3/4 55.0 9.760 .495 65,000 11-3/4 9-3/8
11-3/4 54.0 10.880 .435 65,000 12-3/4 10-1/2
11-3/4 60.0 10.772 .498 80,000 12-3/4 10-3/8
13-3/8 72.0 12.347 .514 110,000 14-3/8 11-3/4
16 109.0 14.688 .656 150,000 17-1/2 14-1/2
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SECTION 5 - WASHOVER SAFETY JOINT
WASHOVER SAFETY JOINT section of safety joint lands on box section. Apply one
(WASHOVER EQUIPMENT) point of weight. Rotate to the left one or two turns. Then
rotate to the right until torque builds up, indicating
GENERAL DESCRIPTION safety joint is made up.
The Gotco Washover Safety Joint is manufactured to ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
provide safe and easy release and makeup whenever
disengagement from the washover string becomes When Ordering Please Specify:
necessary. This dependable, field-tough tool is 4) Name and part number of assembly
designed to transmit torque in either direction when 5) Connections
placed in the washover string. 6) O.D. and I.D., if not standard.
CONSTRUCTION
The Gotco Washover Safety Joint consists of a pin

section, a box section, and a friction ring. The internal
connection of the safety joint is a coarse acme thread
used to facilitate easy pack-off and re-engagement. A
knurled release ring between the box and pin sections
maintains torsional integrity until back-off procedure is
initiated. An O-ring seal contains pressure while the
safety joint is made up.
ASSEMBLY
To assemble, install the safety joint in the drill string

and make up the service connection to a torque of
approximately 60% to 75% of the string connections.
In washover strings, the Gotco Safety Joint should be

located between the drill pipe and the washover pipe.
Gotco thread up and a washover pipe pin thread down.
OPERATION
To disengage the Gotco Safety Joint while down-hole,

place pipe in tension and apply left hand torque. Hold
torque while slowly lowering pipe until safety joint
breaks. Continue to unscrew safety joint to the left. To
re-engage the Gotco Safety Joint, lower pipe until pin
PIPE SIZE 3-1/2 3-3/4 4 4-1/2 4-3/4 5 5-3/8 5-1/2

COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# WSJ-350 WSJ-375 WSJ-400 WSJ-450 WSJ-475 WSJ-500 WSJ-537 WSJ-550
PIPE SIZE 5-3/4 6 6-1/4 6-3/8 6-5/8 6-3/4 7 7-3/8

PIPE SIZE 7-5/8 8 8-1/8 8-5/8 9 9-3/16 9-5/16 9-1/2

PIPE SIZE 9-5/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-3/8 16

COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# WSJ-962 WSJ-1075 WSJ-1175 WSJ-1337 WSJ-1600
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SECTION 5 - LIFT PLUGS
WASHOVER EQUIPMENT LIFT PLUG ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL DESCRIPTION When Ordering Please Specify:

1) Lower pin connection (washover pipe O.D. and
Gotco Lift Plugs are designed to provide an economical weight)
method of handling washover strings. They are 2) With or without lifting bail
available in all thread types and sizes, have sufficient 3) Length, if not standard
shoulder diameter to support handling the washover
string, and can be ordered with or without lifting bail.
Lift Plug, shown with lifting hole. Bail Types:
Pin Connection Box Connection
GOTCO LIFT PLUGS

WASHPIPE 4-1/2 4-3/4 5 5-1/2 5-3/4 6 6-5/8 7
PLUG (PLAIN) LENGTH 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
PLUG (WITH BAIL) LENGTH 12 12-1/2 13 13-1/2 13-3/4 14 14-1/2 14-13/16
(PLAIN) PART# LP-44 LP-46 LP-5 LP-54 LP-56 LP-6 LP-65 LP-7
XREF# 16305 16306 16307 16308 16309 16310 16311 16312
(WITH BAIL) PART# LPB-44 LPB-46 LPB-5 LPB-54 LPB-56 LPB-6 LPB-65 LPB-7
XREF# 16305 16306 16307 16308 16309 16310 16311 16312
O.D. SHOULDER
GOTCO F.J.W.P. TYPE
CONNECTION 5 5-3/8 5-9/16 6-1/8 6-1/2 6-5/8 7-7/16 8
MAXIMUM I.D. 3-7/8 4 4 4-5/8 4-7/8 5-1/8 5-5/8 6
GOTCO LIFT PLUGS
WASHPIPE SIZE 7-5/8 8-1/8 8-5/8 9 9-5/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-3/8
PLUG (PLAIN) LENGTH 6 6 7 7 7 7 7
PLUG (WITH BAIL) LENGTH 17 18 19 19-1/2 20 21 21
(PLAIN) PART# LP-75 LP-81 LP-85 LP-9 LP-95 LP-106 LP-116 LP-133
XREF# 16313 16314 16315 16316 16317 16318 49672 46288
(WITH BAIL) PART# LPB-75 LPB-81 LPB-85 LPB-9 LPB-95 LPB-106 LPB-116 LPB-133
XREF# 16313 16314 16315 16316 16317 16318 49672 46288
O.D. SHOULDER
GOTCO F.J.W.P. TYPE
CONNECTION 8-5/8 9-3/32 9-5/8 10 10-5/8 11-3/4 12-3/4
MAXIMUM I.D. 6-5/8 7-1/8 7-5/8 8 8-5/8 9-5/8
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SECTION 5 – ELEVATOR LIFT SUBS
DESCRIPTION AND USE:

The Gotco Elevator Lift Subs are used to handle the wash-over string and have upper shoulder as well as a reduced
neck, for securing in the elevator. These lift subs are manufactured from high alloy steel and heat treated to drill
collar specifications.
How to order:
Specify the Type, See illustrations above.
Specify the Upper O.D., Specify the Lower O.D.
Specify the Connection, on top and bottom, where relevant.
**The standard angle on Type H, will be 18 degrees, unless specified otherwise.
Lengths that are used are considered “Standard” in the industry.
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SECTION 5 – DRIVE SUBS
DRIVE SUBS (WASHOVER EQUIPMENT)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Gotco Drive Subs provide the crossover connection

between the drill pipe string and the washover string.
Each is machined from high-grade alloy steel and heat
treated to provide maximum strength and durability.
CONSTRUCTIONS
Drive subs are provided with a box connection up, cut

to customer specifications, for makeup with the fishing
string. A pin connection down is also cut to customer
specification and will match the washover string
connections. A fishing neck is provided for ease of
handling. A long type drive sub with extra long fishing
neck is also available.

1) Top (box) connection
2) Lower pin connection (washover pipe, O.D. and Drive Sub
weight)
3) Length, if not standard
GOTCO DRIVE SUBS
SIZE WASHPIPE 4-1/2 4-3/4 5 5-1/2 5-3/4 6 6-5/8 7

PART# DS-44 DS-46 DS-5 DS-54 DS-56 DS-6 DS-65 DS-7
XREF# 16330 16331 16332 16333 16334 16335 16336 16337
SHORT TYPE LENGTH 16" 16" 16" 16" 18" 18" 18" 19"
LONG TYPE LENGTH 46" 46" 46" 46" 46" 46" 46" 48"
GOTCO DRIVE SUBS (CONTINUED)
SIZE WASHPIPE 7-5/8 8-1/8 8-5/8 9 9-5/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-3/8

PART# DS-75 DS-81 DS-85 DS-9 DS-95 DS-106 DS-116 DS-133
XREF# 16338 16339 16340 16341 16342 16343 49673 49674
SHORT TYPE LENGTH 19" 19" 20" 20" 20" 20" 20"
LONG TYPE LENGTH 48" 48" 50" 50" 50" 54"
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SECTION 5 - ROTARY SHOES
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Gotco Rotary Shoes are manufactured from a specially The tooth-type shoe is utilized when the bulk of the
heat-treated alloy to provide the ultimate in toughness work entails removing formation to free a drill string
and durability. They are used to cut a clearance between and also used to wash-over stuck drill collars, drill pipe,
the fish and the wall of the well bore. Each shoe is and tubing whenever the fish does not require milling.
designed to fit a particular down-hole need and is run The burning-type shoe dressed with Gotcoloy sintered
on the bottom of the wash-over string. Shoe design is tungsten carbide, cuts blades from stabilizers, mills
dictated by whether it cuts on the bottom, OD, ID, or subs to a smaller diameter for overshot catch, mills out
any combination of these. When hole sizes permit, a collapsed section of pipe, mills cutters off of roller-
additional clearances can be cut by using side ribs to type reamers, and breaks up junk lodged in the bottom
enable greater circulation. of the hole.
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Rotary Shoe types and styles continue on

the next page.
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Rotary Shoe types and styles continue on

the next page.
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When Ordering Please Specify: 4) For Hard-Faced Outside Ribs use Hard-Faced
1) Pipe O.D. and weight Teeth as base, plus additional cost per diameter
2) Shoe type (See illustrations & descriptions.) inch of Rib O.D. required.
3) Dressed O.D. and/or I.D. as required in shoe 5) For Bodies longer than 16 inches, additional cost
description for each additional inch of length ordered.
6) All Rotary Shoes listed above are available also
Special Notes: dressed with Crushed Tungsten Carbide hard
1) Unless otherwise specified, Shoes will be facing. s available on request.
furnished with same I.D. as Washover String. 7) For Oversized Shoes, additional costs per 1/4 inch
2) Any specified I.D. larger than standard can be or portion thereof for oversizing on O.D. or
furnished with no additional charge. undersizing of I.D.
3) For Hard-Faced Teeth only (no side ribs) use Plain
Teeth as base, plus additional cost based on per
diameter inch of Teeth O.D. required.
(See Illustrations for Rotary Shoe Types and Usage.)

GOTCO ROTARY SHOE BLANKS
NO. OF TEETH 6 6 6 6 6 6
CONNECTION - GOTCO FJWP TYPE 4 FJWP 4-1/2 FJWP 4-3/4 FJWP 5 FJWP 5-1/2 FJWP 5-3/4 FJWP
STD O.D. OF BODY-INCH 4 4-1/2 4-3/4 5 5-1/2 5-3/4
MIN I.D. OF BODY-INCH 3-1/4 3-3/4 4-1/16 4-3/16 4-5/8 5
LENGTH - INCH 16 16 16 16 16 16
WEIGHT - POUNDS 18 20 28 23 30 26
TOOTH TYPE - PART# RST-40 RST-44 RST-46 RST-50 RST-54 RST-56
WAVY OR FLAT BOTTOM - PART# RSW-40 RSW-44 RSW-46 RSW-50 RSW-54 RSW-56
GOTCO ROTARY SHOE BLANKS (CONTINUED)
NO. OF TEETH 6 6 6 8 8 8
CONNECTION - GOTCO FJWP TYPE 6 FJWP 6-5/8 FJWP 7 FJWP 7-5/8 FJWP 8-1/8 FJWP 8-5/8 FJWP
STD O.D. OF BODY-INCH 6 6-5/8 7 7-5/8 8-1/8 8-5/8
MIN I.D. OF BODY-INCH 5-3/16 5-11/16 5-13/16 6-5/8 7-1/8 7-1/2
LENGTH - INCH 16 16 16 16 16 16
WEIGHT - POUNDS 28 41 47 47 50 60
GOTCO ROTARY SHOE BLANKS (CONTINUED)
NO. OF TEETH 10 10 10 10 10 10
CONNECTION - GOTCO FJWP TYPE 9 FJWP 9-5/8 FJWP 10-3/4 FJWP 11-3/4 FJWP 13-3/8 FJWP 16 FJWP
STD O.D. OF BODY-INCH 9 9-5/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-2/3 16
MIN I.D. OF BODY-INCH 7-13/16 8-1/2 9-3/4 10-3/4
LENGTH - INCH 16 16 16 16 16 16
WEIGHT - POUNDS 56 68 68 160 190 190
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SECTION 6 – REPAIR & REMEDIAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CASING ROLLER---------------------------PAGE 2
Illustrations 2
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL, INC. Operation 3
Construction 3
Maintenance 3
How To Order 3-4
Casing Roller Range Tables 5-7
CASING SCRAPER-------------------------PAGE 8
Illustrations 8
Construction 9
Assembly 9
How To Order 9-10
CASING PATCH, LEAD SEAL TYPE--PAGE 11
Illustrations 11
Construction 12
Assembly And Operation 12
Options 12
Lead Seal Casing Patch Setting Load Table 12
How To Order 12-13
CASING PATCH, PACKER TYPE-------PAGE 14
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE Illustrations 14
MANUAL Packer Type Casing Patch Setting Load Table 15
Construction 16
Component Parts 16
Operation 16-17
To Release from the Fish 17
Assembly 17
How To Order 17-18
CROSSOVER SUB (ROTARY SUBS)---PAGE 19
Illustrations 19
Construction 19
How To Order 19-20
For Ordering:
Sales; 281-376-3784 or 1-800-OVERSHOT (683-7746), or Fax; 281-376.1614
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SECTION 6 – CASING ROLLER
Gotco Casing Roller
Casing Roller Assembly
2
MAINTENANCE
CASING ROLLER
Clean and grease the tool after each use. Disassembly
GENERAL DESCRIPTION is simple.
The Gotco Casing Roller is used to restore damaged 1. Remove the special load slot set screw.
casing to its correct inside diameter. Its simple design 2. Roll the nose cone back and forth until all the
assures ease of operation and a minimum of moving bearings have fallen out of this hole.
parts. The case hardened components are manufactured 3. Slide off nose cone and rollers.
from wear resistant alloy steel. 4. Clean all parts.
5. Inspect parts for wear.
A nose cone and three rollers assemble quickly and 6. When reassembling select correct rollers for
easily to the eccentric mandrel. Large precision ball desired casing size and weight.
bearings retain the nose cone. A single mandrel is used 7. Grease all bearings and wear surfaces on OD of
for many casing weights. Rollers are changed out for mandrel.
use on each specific weight of casing to assure the 8. Slide rollers into place.
proper finished I.D. of your casing. 9. Slide nose cone into place.
10. Insert required number of ball bearings into
OPERATION loading slot on nose cone.
11. Insert special locking set screw into loading slot
Make up the roller directly to the drill pipe. Run in to and make up tightly.
the damaged section while rotating slowly. Lowering
gradually is advised to avoid excessive wear on the ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
rollers. Begin circulation, establish rotary speed of 50-
100 RPM and lower slowly through the damaged When Ordering Please Specify:
section. (Note: Use of too little weight will cause 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part.
excessive wear. Be sure to add drill collars if necessary 2) Casing O.D. and Weight.
to obtain a medium to heavy weight application.) 3) Top Connection, if other than Standard.
Maintain circulation at all times during operation.
Recommended Spares:
CONSTRUCTION 1) 1 Middle Roller, each Casing Size.
2) 1 Nose Cone, each Casing Size.
Manufactured from specially selected alloys, designed 3) 1 Set of Ball Bearings.
specifically to resist wear, the Gotco Casing Roller can 4) 2 Loading Slot Set Screws.
be used to restore any size and weight of casing. The
Casing Roller consists of a mandrel with a box
connection up and three heavy duty roller. The I.D. of
each roller is precision ground to assure proper rotation
on the mandrel. Securing the rollers to the mandrel is a
nose cone which is retained by large ball bearings. A
through bore provides circulation cap-abilities. Tools
may be run effectively at relatively slow rotary speeds
and are available with left hand connections if desired.
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GOTCO CASING ROLLER

TO ROLL CASING SIZE 2-3/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 4 & 3-1/2 4-1/2 5-1/2
TUB TUB TUB LP 4 4-3/4 5-3/4
TUB 5 CSG 6 CSG
TOP CONNECTION 10 HARDY 1-13/16 1-1/4 EUE 2-3/8 2-7/8
GRIFFIN WFJ REG 1-1/2 REG REG
CIRCULATION HOLE 3/8 3/8 5/16 1/4 1/2 5/8
INDIVIDUAL ROLLER LENGTH 3 3 3 4 4 5
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# CR-23 CR-27 CR-34 CR-4 CR-5 CR-54
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# CR-23-1 CR-27-1 CR-34-1 CR-4-1 CR-5-11 CR-54-1
NOSE CONE PART# CR-23-2 CR-27-2 CR-34-2 CR-4-2 CR-5-2 CR-54-2
LOWER ROLLER PART# CR-23-3 CR-27-3 CR-34-3 CR-4-3 CR-5-3 CR-54-3
MIDDLE ROLLER PART# CR-23-4 CR-27-4 CR-34-4 CR-4-4 CR-5-4 CR-54-4
UPPER ROLLER PART# CR-23-5 CR-27-5 CR-34-5 CR-4-5 CR-5-5 CR-54-5
BALL BEARINGS PART# CR-23-6 CR-27-6 CR-34-6 CR-4-6 CR-5-6 CR-54-6
NO. REG. 9 13 9 7 9 13
LOADING SLOT SET PART# CR-23-7 CR-27-7 CR-34-7 CR-4-7 CR-5-7 CR-54-7
SCREW
GOTCO CASING ROLLER (CONTINUED)

TO ROLL CASING SIZE 6-5/8 7-5/8 9 10-3/4 13 16
7 8-5/8* 9-5/8 11-3/4* 13-3/8 18-5/8*
CSG CSG 10* CSG 12* CSG
TOP CONNECTION 3-1/2 4-1/2 4-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8
REG REG REG REG REG REG
CIRCULATION HOLE 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-3/4 2 2
INDIVIDUAL ROLLER LENGTH 6 7 8 9 10 11
COMPLETE ASSEMBLY PART# CR-7 CR-85 CR-95 CR-106 CR-133 CR-185
REPLACEMENT PARTS
MANDREL PART# CR-7-1 CR-85-1 CR-95-1 CR-106-1 CR-133-1 CR-185-1
NOSE CONE PART# CR-7-2 CR-85-2 CR-95-2 CR-106-2 CR-133-2 CR-185-2
LOWER ROLLER PART# CR-7-3 CR-85-3 CR-95-3 CR-106-3 CR-133-3 CR-185-3
MIDDLE ROLLER PART# CR-7-4 CR-85-4 CR-95-4 CR-106-4 CR-133-4 CR-185-4
UPPER ROLLER PART# CR-7-5 CR-85-5 CR-95-5 CR-106-5 CR-133-5 CR-185-5
BALL BEARINGS PART# CR-7-6 CR-85-6 CR-95-6 CR-106-6 CR-133-6 CR-185-6
NO. REG. 15 12 16 24 21 28
LOADING SLOT SET PART# CR-7-7 CR-85-7 CR-95-7 CR-106-7 CR-133-7 CR-185-7
SCREW
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GOTCO CASING ROLLERS – RANGE SHEET

Casing Upper Roller Middle Roller Low er Roller Nose Cone Mean Casing
Drift Dia. (Tool
Size Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt.
Rolls)
4 1/2 9.5 CR-5-5 3.688 3 1/2 CR-5-4 3.875 7 1/2 CR-5-3 3.688 8 CR-5-2 3.125 5 1/4 4.032
11.6 3.688 5 1/2 3.938
13.6 3.526 4 1/2 3.859
4 3/4 15.75 3.688 3 1/2 3.875 7 1/4 3.688 8 4.032
5 11.5 4.250 7 1/2 4.250 10 4.250 12 4.500
13.0 4.114 9 4.438
15.0 4.000 5 1/2 4.192 9 1/2 4.000 10 1/2 4.343
17.7 3.976 8 4.234
18.0 3.965 8 4.218
21.0 3.688 3 1/2 4.000 8 3.688 8 4.094
5 1/2 13.0 CR-54-5 4.662 9 CR-54-4 4.802 14 CR-54-3 4.662 16 CR-5-2 3.750 6 4.982
14.0 4.738 14 4.950
15.0 4.666 13 4.912
15.5 4.609 9 13 4.609 16 4.888
17.0 4.554 11 4.830
20.0 4.359 6 4.574 11 4.359 13 4.716
23.0 4.358 10 4.608
5 3/4 14.0 4.875 12 5.082 17 4.875 19 5.228
17.0 4.894 15 5.128
19.5 4.662 9 4.894 15 4.662 16 5.028
22.5 4.694 14 4.928
6 15.0 5.125 15 5.300 20 5.125 22 5.462
16.0 5.250 19 5.438
18.0 5.100 18 5.362
20.0 4.956 16 5.290
23.0 4.875 12 4.982 17 4.875 19 5.178
6 5/8 17.0 CR-7-5 5.734 15 CR-7-4 5.910 24 CR-7-3 5.734 27 CR-5-2 5.000 17 6.072
20.0 5.745 22 5.987
22.0 5.609 13 5.745 22 5.609 25 5.927
24.0 5.609 20 5.859
26.0 5.478 18 5.793
26.0 5.442 17 5.775
28.0 5.350 16 5.729
29.0 5.359 10 5.547 18 5.359 22 5.699
32.0 5.375 16 5.613
7 17.0 6.250 24 6.202 29 6.250 36 5.500 22 6.476
20.0 6.038 25 6.394
22.0 6.000 20 6.164 26 6.000 32 6.336
23.0 6.108 26 6.304
24.0 6.000 20 6.048 25 6.000 32 6.274
26.0 5.830 16 6.094 26 5.830 28 6.214
28.0 5.970 25 6.152
29.0 5.910 24 6.122
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Mean
Casing Upper Roller Middle Roller Low er Roller Nose Cone
Casing
Size Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Drift Dia.
(Tool
7 30.0 CR-7-5 CR-7-4 5.854 23 CR-7-3 CR-7-2 6.092
32.0 5.734 15 5.830 23 5.734 27 5.000 17 6.032
35.0 5.609 13 5.776 22 5.609 25 5.942
38.0 5.609 20 5.858
40.0 5.442 17 5.774
7 5/8 20.0 CR-85-5 6.500 23 CR-85-4 6.875 42 CR-7-3 6.500 43 CR-7-2 5.375 30 7.062
24.0 6.676 39 6.963
26.4 6.562 37 6.906
29.7 6.188 18 6.686 42 6.188 40 6.812
33.7 6.468 35 6.703
39.0 6.188 30 6.563
8 5/8 24.0 CR-85-5 7.562 44 CR-85-4 7.758 62 CR-85-3 7.562 67 CR-7-2 6.500 48 8.035
28.0 7.594 56 7.955
32.0 7.375 39 7.594 56 7.375 62 7.859
36.0 7.402 54 7.763
38.0 7.302 52 7.713
40.0 7.125 38 7.452 54 7.125 58 6.000 40 7.663
43.0 7.304 52 7.589
44.0 7.250 44 7.563
49.0 7.024 45 7.449
9 34.00 CR-95-5 8.000 44 CR-95-4 7.676 50 CR-95-3 8.000 74 CR-7-2 6.625 42 8.212
38.00 7.718 37 7.768 52 7.718 67 8.118
40.00 7.676 50 8.072
45.00 7.343 27 7.812 54 7.343 57 7.954
55.00 7.375 43 7.734
9 5/8 29.30 8.500 58 8.720 82 8.500 88 8.985
32.30 8.696 81 8.973
36.00 8.438 75 8.843
40.00 8.250 51 8.514 77 8.250 81 8.757
43.00 8.350 70 8.677
47.00 8.000 44 8.456 76 8.000 74 8.603
53.50 8.164 63 8.457
10 33.00 8.812 70 9.050 91 8.812 100 9.306
10 3/4 32.75 CR-106-5 9.500 36 CR-106-4 9.728 78 CR-106-3 9.500 96 CR-106-2 8.250 60 10.114
40.00 9.444 68 9.976
40.50 9.972
45.00 9.254 59 9.882
45.50 9.872
48.00 9.148 54 9.824
51.00 9.250 27 9.294 60 9.250 87 9.772
54.00 9.162 56 9.706
55.50 9.114 50 9.682
11 3/4 38.0 10.250 36 10.869 122 10.250 128 8.750 80 11.072
42.00 10.754 113 11.002
47.00 10.594 108 10.922
54.00 10.354 104 10.802
60.00 10.138 95 10.694
12 40.00 10.750 90 10.862 120 10.750 150 11.306
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Drift Dia. (Tool
Rolls)
13 40.00 CR-133-5 11.625 105 CR-133-4 11.846 118 CR-133-3 11.625 158 CR-133-2 10.00 120 12.360
45.00 11.677 107 12.282
50.00 11.534 100 12.204
54.00 11.410 95 12.142
13 3/8 48.00 12.000 75 12.024 118 12.000 178 12.637
54.50 11.812 117 12.537
61.00 11.625 107 12.437
13 3/8 68.00 CR-133-5 11.625 105 CR-133-4 11.812 102 CR-133-3 11.625 158 CR-133-2 12.337
72.00 11.677 97 12.269
83.00 11.320 93 12.097
85.00 11.288 90 12.081
16 55.00 CR-185-5 14.500 146 CR-185-4 14.844 250 CR-185-3 14.500 284 CR-185-3 14.00 340 15.297
65.00 14.554 234 15.172
75.00 14.344 220 15.047
84.00 14.114 210 14.932
18 5/8 78.00 17.000 325 17.304 440 17.000 463 17.777
87.50 17.104 392 17.104
96.50 16.904 370 17.577
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SECTION 6 – CASING SCRAPER
Springs Blades
Top Connection
Retaining
Body Screws
Center Ring
Casing Scraper-Exploded View
Casing Scraper Assembly
8
CASING SCRAPER ease of maintenance and dressing of the tool. All Gotco
casing scrapers can be easily set for positive or spring
GENERAL DESCRIPTION loaded scraping action. Even when set positive to drift,
the spring loaded design will effectively scrap varied
The Gotco Casing Scraper is designed to remove scale, casing within the well. All blades are cast steel and heat
mud cake, cement sheath, embedded bullets, and other treated to provide long lasting service life.
foreign material from the inside of the casing wall.
Maintaining a clean casing I.D. is vital to the efficient ASSEMBLY
operation of downhole tools used in drilling the well.
The resulting smooth surface properly prepares the Assembly of the Gotco casing scrapper is quick and
casing for subsequent downhole operations such as simple and can easily be done in the field. Secure the
packer setting and squeeze tools. tool body. Insert springs into the blade body drive. Set
blade over body splines at center of tool, compress
CONSTRUCTION blade and slide into splines. Install remaining blades in
the same manner. Offset the upper blade set from the
Manufactured from alloy steel and heat treated to lower set by one spline. Secure blades to body with split
provide strength and durability, each scraper must pass collar ring.
rigid non-destructive testing to ensure the highest
quality product. Each tool has six blades specially ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
aligned on the body to provide the maximum cutting
surface aria for vertical and rotational scraping. The When Ordering Please Specify:
blades are designed to give optimum shearing action 1) Name and part number
with the least amount of restriction to returning well 2) Connection, if not standard
fluid. The splined body provides absolute safety and 3) Casing size and weight
security by locking each blade onto an integral part of
the scraper. This unique body design also allows for
Ordering Information continues on the next page.
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CASING SCRAPER
(selection table)
4” 4-1/2 4-1/2 5” 4-1/2 / 5” 5” 5-1/2

CASING SIZE
CASING 9.5 – 13.4 9.5 – 13.5 15.1 – 18.8 15 – 18 4-1/2 - 9.5 – 13.5 11.5 - 18 13 - 23
WEIGHT 5” – 23.2 – 24.1
COMPLETE CS-G-7400-1 CS-G-7400-2 CS-G-7400-3 CS-G-7400-4 CS-G-7450-1 CS-G-7450-2 CS-G-7450-3
ASSEMBLY 3-1/8” O.D. 3-1/8” O.D. 3-1/8” O.D. 3-1/8” O.D. 3-5/8” O.D. 3-5/8” O.D. 3-5/8” O.D.
BODY CS-G-7400 CS-G-7400 CS-G-7400 CS-G-7400 CS-G-7450 CS-G-7450 CS-G-7450
BLADES CS-G-8450-1 CS-G-8450-2 CS-G-8450-3 CS-G-8450-4 CS-G-8452-1 CS-G-8452-2 CS-G-8452-3
CENTER RING CS-G-7455 CS-G-7455 CS-G-7455 CS-G-7455 CS-G-7456 CS-G-7456 CS-G-7456
BOLTS CS-G-7453 CS-G-7453 CS-G-7453 CS-G-7453 CS-G-7457 CS-G-7457 CS-G-7457
SPRINGS CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458
CASING SIZE 5-1/2 6” 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 / 7” 7”

CASING 13 - 23 15 - 23 17 - 23 24 - 32 6-5/8 -17 – 28 17 - 29
WEIGHT 7” – 26- 38
COMPLETE CS-G-7550-1 CS-G-7550-2 CS-G-7550-3 CS-G-7550-4 CS-G-7700-1 CS-G-7700-2
ASSEMBLY 4.410 O.D. 4.410 O.D. 4.410 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D.
BODY CS-G-7550 CS-G-7550 CS-G-7550 CS-G-7550 CS-G-7700 CS-G-7700
BLADES CS-G-8552-1 CS-G-8552-2 CS-G-8552-3 CS-G-8552-4 CS-G-8702-1 CS-G-8702-2
CENTER RING CS-G-7556 CS-G-7556 CS-G-7556 CS-G-7556 CS-G-7706 CS-G-7706
BOLTS CS-G-7557 CS-G-7557 CS-G-7557 CS-G-7557 CS-G-7707 CS-G-7707
SPRINGS CS-G-8558 CS-G-8558 CS-G-8558 CS-G-8558 CS-G-8708 CS-G-8708
CASING SIZE 7-5/8 7-5/8 8-3/4 9-5/8 9-5/8 9-3/4 / 9-7/8 10-3/4
CASING 20 - 39 26.4 – 45.3 8-5/8 - 24 – 49 29.3 - 53.5 43.5 – 61.1 9-3/4 –59.20 32.75 – 55.5
WEIGHT 8-3/4 - 49.7 9-7/8 –62.80
ASSEMBLY 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D.
SPRINGS CS-G-8708 CS-G-8708 CS-G-8708 CS-G-8868 CS-G-8868 CS-G-8868 CS-G-8868-HD
CASING SIZE 10-3/4 11-3/4 / 11-7/8 13-3/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-3/8

CASING 60.7 – 73.2 11-3/4 - 38-71 48-72 32.75 – 55.5 38 – 65 48 – 72
WEIGHT 11-7/8-71.8
ASSEMBLY 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D.
SPRINGS CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD
CASING SIZE 18-5/8 20”

CASING 78 – 117.5 106.5-169
WEIGHT
COMPLETE CS-G-13300-4 CS-G-13300-5
ASSEMBLY 9-1/2 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D.
BODY CS-G-13300 CS-G-13300
BLADES CS-G-13301-4 CS-G-13301-5
CENTER RING CS-G-13302 CS-G-13302
BOLTS CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867
SPRINGS CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD
NOTE: All but the BODY can be ordered as Replacement Parts, contact GOTCO Sales for details.
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SECTION 6 –CASING PATCH, LEAD SEAL TYPE
Lead Seal Casing Patch Assembly
11
CASING PATCH LEAD SEAL TYPE cases, the load required to set the slips to maintain the
pipe is sufficient. Avoid over pulling the Casing Patch.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The casing patch may be removed if necessary by
The damaged portion of casing must be cut and bumping down to release the grip of the grapple.
removed from the hole. It is important to properly cut Slowly raise the string while rotating to the right.
and dress the top of the downhole casing for effective Continue till the patch has cleared the casing. Lift from
engagement and packoff. The top of the string the hole.
remaining downhole must be prepared for engagement.
Preparation can include rolling the casing with a Gotco OPTIONS
casing roller to assure roundness and proper diameter.
Lead Seal Cementing type Casing Patches and special
CONSTRUCTION Packer Type Casing Patches that do not require lead or
cementing, but instead contain a rubber seal designed
The Casing Patch consists of a bowl, guide, grapple to engage, pack off, and become a permanent part of
carrier, grapple, grapple control, and seal assembly. the repaired casing or tubing.
Load bearing components are high strength heat treated
alloy steel to ensure string integrity is maintained. A SETTING LOAD TABLE:
box connection on the upper end of the casing patch
will be cut to customer specifications. The seal Assembly Casing Casing Setting
assembly is composed of two sleeves manufactured Size Patch Load
from pure, unalloyed, fully annealed lead. These lead O.D. (lbs.)
sleeves will provide the seal in the patch which joins LS-23 2-3/8 3-7/16 10,800
the two casing strings. Seal rings aid in setting the lead LS-27 2-7/8 4 12,700
seals into the correct position. LS-350 3-1/2 4-3/4 21,000
LS-4 4 5-1/4 22,300
ASSEMBLY & OPERATION
LS-44 4-1/2 5-3/4 26,000
Make up the casing patch to the bottom of the new LS-5 5 6-1/4 30,000
casing string. Be sure to use tongs only on the upper LS-54 5-1/2 6-13/16 32,000
end of the bowl, near the top connection. Lower the tool LS-56 5-3/4 7-1/16 31,200
into the hole. When the fish is reached, slowly lower LS-6 6 7-5/16 32,500
the casing patch while rotating slowly to the right. LS-65 6-5/8 7-15/16 44,000
Continue until the fish has passed through the guide and LS-7 7 8-3/8 42,000
bottomed out in the grapple carrier. Stop rotation. LS-75 7-5/8 9 48,000
Slowly pick up the string to remove any weight or LS-85 8-5/8 9-5/8 54,000
residual torque. Caution: Backlash could cause the LS-95 9-5/8 11-1/8 65,000
patch to disengage. The lead seal is set by raising the LS-97 9-7/8 11-3/8 69,400
string. The setting load required will vary depending LS-106 10-3/4 12-5/16 76,000
on the size of the Casing Patch. After the casing patch LS-116 11-3/4 13-1/2 70,500
has been set into position, it becomes a permanent part LS-133 13-3/8 15-1/2 103,000
of the casing string. (See setting load requirements
LS-135 13-5/8 15-7/8 105,000
table.)
LS-2000 20 24 283,000
The Casing Patch may now be checked for a proper seal
by applying pump pressure. Do not exceed a nominal ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
500 to 1,000 P.S.I. Before applying pressure, it is better
to first reduce the setting load to a nominal 10,000 to When Ordering Please Specify:
15,000 pounds load or approximately 1/4th of the 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part.
original setting load, using the smaller of the two 2) Casing O.D.
variables. 3) Size and Type of Thread
Once the Lead Seals are properly set, only a minimum

load will be required to maintain the seal. In most
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GOTCO CASING PATCHES - LEAD SEAL TYPE

CASING O.D. 2-3/8 2-7/8 4 4-1/2 5 5-1/2 5-3/4 6
PATCH O.D. 3-7/16 4 5-1/4 5-3/4 6-1/4 6-13/16 7-1/16 7-5/16
COMPLETE PART# LS-23 LS-27 LS-4 LS-4 LS-5 LS-54 LS-56 LS-6
ASSEMBLY
REPLACEMENT PARTS
BOWL PART# LS-23-1 LS-27-1 LS-4-1 LS-4-1 LS-5-1 LS-54-1 LS-56-1 LS-6-1
GRAPPLE PART# LS-23-3 LS-27-3 LS-4-3 LS-4-3 LS-5-3 LS-54-3 LS-56-3 LS-6-3
CARRIER
CONTROL
GUIDE PART# LS-23-2 LS-27-2 LS-4-2 LS-4-2 LS-5-2 LS-54-2 LS-56-2 LS-6-2
LEAD SEAL PART# LS-23-5 LS-27-5 LS-4-5 LS-4-5 LS-5-5 LS-54-5 LS-56-5 LS-6-5
(2 REQD)
CENTER SEAL PART# LS-23-4 LS-27-4 LS-4-4 LS-4-4 LS-5-4 LS-54-4 LS-56-4 LS-6-4
RING
GOTCO CASING PATCHES - LEAD SEAL TYPE (CONTINUED)

CASING O.D. 6-5/8 7 7-5/8 8-5/8 9-5/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-3/8
PATCH O.D. 7-15/16 8-3/8 9 10-1/16 11-1/8 12-5/16 13-1/4 15-1/2
COMPLETE PART# LS-65 LS-7 LS-75 LS-85 LS-95 LS-106 LS-116 LS-133
ASSEMBLY
REPLACEMENT PARTS
BOWL PART# LS-65-1 LS-7-1 LS-75-1 LS-85-1 LS-95-1 LS-106-1 LS-116-1 LS-133-1
CARRIER
CONTROL
GUIDE PART# LS-65-2 LS-7-2 LS-75-2 LS-85-2 LS-95-2 LS-106-2 LS-116-2 LS-133-2
LEAD SEAL PART# LS-65-5 LS-7-5 LS-75-5 LS-85-5 LS-95-5 LS-106-5 LS-116-5 LS-133-5
(2 REQD)
CENTER SEAL PART# LS-65-4 LS-7-4 LS-75-4 LS-85-4 LS-95-4 LS-106-4 LS-116-4 LS-133-4
RING
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SECTION 6 –CASING PATCH, PACKER TYPE
Top Sub Protector
Packer
Barrel
Basket Grapple
Mill Control Packer
Exploded Assembly View Guide
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SETTING LOAD TABLE (for Packer Type Casing Patch):
Assembly Casing Casing Max. Max. Tensile Max.

Size Patch Internal Recommended Strength (lbs) Recommended
O.D. Burst Pressure (psi) @ Yield Pull Load (lbs)
(psi) Across w/ “0” psi w/ “0” psi
Packers
PCP-287 2-7/8 4” N/A
PCP-350 3-1/2 4-3/4” N/A
PCP-450 4-1/2 5-3/4” 10,600 5,000 398,600 288,900
PCP-550 5-1/2 6-13/16” 10,300 5,000 481,850 361,350
PCP-662 6-5/8 7-15/16” 7,550 5,000 378,550 284,000
PCP-700 7” 8-3/8” 8,050 5,000 415,300 311,500
PCP-962 9-5/8 11-1/8” 7,400 5,000 568,320 426,250
PCP-1175 11-3/4 13-3/8” 7,290 3,500 667,150 500,400
PCP-1337 13-3/8 15-1/8” 6,200 3,500 686,650 515,000
The values listed above are accurate within plus or minus 20% and are intended to be used only as a guide. They do
not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied.
NOTE: The figures listed for “burst” values, apply to the Bowl only. Maximum packer pressure values should NOT
be exceeded. Combined load of tensile and pressure should be taken into account when using the casing patch.
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GOTCO PACKER TYPE CASING PATCH The Grapple is similar in design to a standard
Gotco Series 150 Overshot, accept that it is a little
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: longer than a standard Overshot Grapple of a similar
size. The Grapple contains carburized water tight
The Gotco Packer Type Casing Patch is wickers in the I.D. for engaging with the fish. There
designed to externally engage with damaged tubing or are spirals machined on the outside diameter that
casing, pack it off, and become a integral part of the match opposing spirals on the inside diameter of the
casing or tubing. Bowl. It is these opposing spiral angles that apply the
The “fish” must be properly prepared prior to forces necessary to engage and secure the fish while
engaging with the casing patch. When the upper the tool is pulled upward. The Grapple is designed to
portion of a casing string is ruptured or not concentric expand as necessary to allow for entry of the fish.
with the lower portion, the upper portion must be Both the wickers and the spirals on the Grapple are
removed and replaced. The Gotco Packer Type made with a Left Hand lead, which will allow for
Casing Patch provides the means necessary to patch releasing from the fish by using right-hand rotation.
between the old and the new casing. In order to pack-off around the casing or
The method for engaging is very similar to a tubing, a double rubber packer is provided that is
standard Gotco Series 150 Overshot which utilizes a capable of sealing off pressure from both directions.
grapple and grapple control to engage and seal off The Packer is made from compounds that is suitable
around the fish. The main difference is that the for general oil well servicing. The Packer is resistant
Packer Type Casing Patch is capable of sealing off the to most well fluids and abrasion.
fish in both directions. This will provide a leak proof When in operation, the Packer is protected by
seal which can be released if the need arises. the Seal Protector. The Seal Protector protects the
Full Circulation can be achieved through the upper lip portion of the Packer while engaging with
casing or tubing without any restriction. the fish. As the fish enters the tool, it will push the
Packer Protector in it’s uppermost position against the
CONSTRUCTION: end of the Top Sub. As the fish passes the upper
portion of the Packer, the Packer lip will flex down
The Gotco Packer Type Casing Patch is into a sealing position around the fish.
composed of only six mechanical parts, a packer, and The Mill Control Packer is located at the
seal sets to prevent leakage and to pack off the fish. lower end of the tool inside the control cavity located
This simple design allows for easy assembly, in the Bowl. The Mill Control Packer serves three
operation, and maintenance of the tool. The design basic functions. First, it deburrs the fish as it enters
incorporates a high grade of steel for all component the lower portion of the tool. Secondly, it seals off
parts in order to withstand pulling strains and wear. around the fish. Thirdly, it serves as a key to transmit
torque from the Bowl to the Grapple while allowing
COMPONENT PARTS: for the Grapple to move freely up and down to engage
and release from the fish.
The Gotco Packer Type Casing Patch has a
Top Sub with an upper connection in order to properly OPERATION:
makeup to the running string. There is a seal located
at the bottom of the Top Sub to seal off between the Before running the Gotco Packer Type Casing
Top Sub and the Bowl. Patch, the fish must first be prepared. The upper end
The Bowl houses the rubber packer, Packer of the fish must be free of burrs, splits, abnormalities,
Protector, Grapple, and the “E” Style Mill Control and sometimes, properly sized.
Packer. The Bowl is threaded to accept the Guide at
the bottom of the tool.
The Guide is generally flush with the casing or
tubing outside diameter and is furnished with a cut lip
at the end unless specified otherwise. The purpose of
the Guide is to assist the fish in entering the grapple
portion of the Casing Patch. The Guide also helps to
maintain integrity with the internal parts of the
assembly.
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lubricate the rubber parts or the area of the
Assemble the tool to the running string and Bowl that houses the Packer.
buck it up tight. Use Tongs on the Top Sub Only! 2. Insert the Rubber Packer into the Packer
Tonging on to the Bowl may cause the Bowl to become cavity located in the upper portion of the
distorted or crushed. Bowl. Collapse the Packer inward toward
Lower the Casing Patch into the hole until the the center in order to position it into the
fish depth is reached. When a depth just above the Bowl. The orientation of the Packer doesn’t
fish is reached, begin slow right-hand rotation while matter since it is symmetrical.
slowly lowering the Casing Patch. This step is 3. Assemble the Packer Protector. This should
important for the proper function and operation of the be slid into the upper portion of the Bowl and
tool. into the upper portion of the rubber Packer
Once the Casing Patch has bottomed out on until it rest just against the lower lip of the
the fish, the Packer Protector will have moved upward Packer. Do not go beyond the lower lip of
and rest against the Top Sub. This can be verified by the Packer. It is a good idea to measure this
watching the rig weight indicator. Allow for distance first in order to check how deep the
approximately 15,000 to 20,000 pounds of weight to Protector will need to go into the Bowl.
be applied to the Casing Patch. 4. Assemble the Grapple into the Bowl. The
Pick up the running string and allow for slack Grapple will screw into the lower end of the
to be removed from the string. Avoid any backlash to Bowl using left-hand rotation. The large
occur during this procedure. The effectiveness of the control slot should be facing toward you as it
Packer may be checked by applying mud pressure. is screwed into place inside the Bowl. The
Care must be given to apply pressure slowly Grapple should be screwed in until the slot in
so that the Packer will seat properly. Do not apply the Grapple lines up with the slot in the
sudden pressure or create shock loading with the mud Bowl. This will allow the key on the Mill
pumps during this operation. Control Packer to properly fit inside the Bowl
Pick up the running string and apply sufficient and mate with the control slot portion of the
pull to remove any slack and set the slips. Do not Grapple.
apply any upward or downward load. Any excessive 5. Insert the Mill Control Packer in the lower
upward strain will reduce the hydrostatic pressure portion of the Bowl making sure that the
capacity of the tool. control key is facing away from you and rest
into the control slot of the Bowl and Grapple.
Note: If for some reason the tool is 6. Assemble the Guide to the lower portion of
disengaged with the fish, no attempt should be made the Bowl making sure that thread dope is
to re-engage with the fish without first bringing the applied to the threads first.
tool up to the surface to reset the Packer Protector 7. Place the proper O-ring in the O-ring gland
into the proper position. This will prevent any provided on the Top Sub. Apply thread dope
damage occurring to the upper lip of the Packer. to the threads and assemble the Top Sub to
the Bowl.
TO RELEASE FROM THE FISH: ** To Disassemble, reverse the order of
assembly as shown above.
If for some reason it is necessary to release
and remove the Casing Patch from the tubing or ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
casing string, proceed as follows:
Bump down until the top of the fish bottoms When Ordering Please Specify:
out against the Top Sub. After bumping down, 1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part.
slowly elevate the string while slowly applying right- 2) Casing O.D.
hand rotation. Continue this action until the Casing 3) Size and Type of Thread
Patch is clear of the fish. The combined right-hand
rotation while slowly raising the string is essential for
proper function of the Casing Patch to release from
the fish.
ASSEMBLY:
1. Clean all parts thoroughly and lubricate all

mechanical connections with grease or oil. If
the part will be stored for a long time, do not
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GOTCO CASING PATCHES - PACKER TYPE

CASING O.D. 2-7/8” 3-1/2” 4-1/2” 5-1/2” 6-5/8” 7” 9-5/8” 11-3/4”
PATCH O.D. 4” 4-3/4” 5-3/4” 6-13/16” 7-15/16” 8-3/8” 11-1/8” 13-3/8”
COMPLETE PART# PCP-287 PCP-350 PCP-450 PCP-550 PCP-662 PCP-700 PCP-962 PCP-1175
ASSEMBLY
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# PCP-287-3 PCP-350-3 PCP-450-3 PCP-550-3 PCP-662-3 PCP-700-3 PCP-962-3 PCP-1175-3
SEAL PART# PCP-287-7 PCP-350-7 PCP-450-7 PCP-550-7 PCP-662-7 PCP-700-7 PCP-962-7 PCP-1175-7
KIT
PACKER PART# PCP-287-9 PCP-350-9 PCP-450-9 PCP-550-9 PCP-662-9 PCP-700-9 PCP-962-9 PCP-1175-9
PROTECTOR
PACKER PART# PCP-287-6 PCP-350-6 PCP-450-6 PCP-550-6 PCP-662-6 PCP-700-6 PCP-962-6 PCP-1175-6
BOWL PART# PCP-287-1 PCP-350-1 PCP-450-1 PCP-550-1 PCP-662-1 PCP-700-1 PCP-962-1 PCP-1175-1
BASKET PART# PCP-287-4 PCP-350-4 PCP-450-4 PCP-550-4 PCP-662-4 PCP-700-4 PCP-962-4 PCP-1175-4
GRAPPLE
MILL CONTROL PART# PCP-287- PCP-350- PCP-450- PCP-550- PCP-662- PCP-700- PCP-962- PCP-1175-
PACKER 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E 5E
GUIDE PART# PCP-287-2 PCP-350-2 PCP-450-2 PCP-550-2 PCP-662-2 PCP-700-2 PCP-962-2 PCP-1175-2
GOTCO CASING PATCHES - PACKER TYPE (CONTINUED)

CASING O.D. 13-3/8”
PATCH O.D. 15-1/8”
COMPLETE PART# PCP-1337
ASSEMBLY
REPLACEMENT PARTS
TOP SUB PART# PCP-1337-3
SEAL PART# PCP-1337-7

KIT
PACKER PART# PCP-1337-9
PROTECTOR
PACKER PART# PCP-1337-6
BOWL PART# PCP-1337-1
BASKET PART# PCP-1337-4

GRAPPLE
MILL CONTROL PART# PCP-1337-5E
PACKER
GUIDE PCP-1337-2
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SECTION 6 – CROSSOVER SUB (ROTARY SUBS)
CROSSOVER SUB (ROTARY SUBS)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1) Length of Sub is determined by the required
overall measurement.
Gotco manufactures a complete line of rotary subs. 2) Size and type of thread each end, O.D., I.D.,
Each sub provides a connection between joints of overall length. Length can be specified from
different size or type of drilling, washover, or tubing shoulder to shoulder of the part if desired.
strings. Gotco subs may be used in applications when it 3) For connections other than API, on request.
is necessary to have frequent disconnection points.
* Use this column for figuring Sub Blanks.
CONSTRUCTION
Note: Subs can be ordered pin to pin, box to box, or
All Gotco subs are manufactured form high-alloy, heat- box to pin and are available in lengths up to 96 inches.
treated steel and threaded to the customer’s Right- or left-hand threads can be provided.
specifications.
Box to Box Box to Pin Pin to Pin
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SECTION 6 – CROSSOVER SUB (ROTARY SUBS)
GOTCO ROTARY SUBS
TYPES: PIN TO PIN, OR PIN TO BOX, UPSET NECK,

ALLOY STEEL, HEAT TREATED, THREADED
LARGEST O.D. NOT
LARGER THAN INCHES 1-1/2 1-3/4 2 2-1/4 2-1/2 2-3/4 3
COMPLETE PART# XO-14 XO-16 XO-20 XO-22 XO-24 XO-26 XO-30
ASSEMBLY 73702
LENGTH INCHES 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 3-1/4 3-1/2 3-3/4 4 4-1/4 4-1/2 4-3/4
ASSEMBLY
LENGTH INCHES 10 10 10 10 10 10 12
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 5 5-1/4 5-1/2 5-3/4 6 6-1/4 6-1/2
ASSEMBLY
LENGTH INCHES 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 6-3/4 7 7-1/4 7-1/2 7-3/4 8 8-1/4
ASSEMBLY
LENGTH INCHES 12 12 14 14 14 14 14
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 8-1/2 8-3/4 9 9-1/4 9-1/2 9-3/4 10
S BASED ON PART# XO-84 XO-86 XO-90 XO-92 XO-94 XO-96 XO-10
MINIMUM BASE
LENGTH INCHES 14 14 16 16 16 16 16
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 10-1/4 10-1/2 10-3/4 11 11-1/4 11-1/2 11-3/4
ASSEMBLY
LENGTH INCHES 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 12 12-1/4 12-1/2 12-3/4 13 13-1/4 13-1/2
ASSEMBLY
LENGTH INCHES 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
LARGEST O.D. NOT

LARGER THAN INCHES 13-3/4 14
COMPLETE PART# XO-136 XO-14
ASSEMBLY
LENGTH INCHES 16 16
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SECTION 7 - REFERENCE DATA CHARTS
BSK Torque Table 26

BSK Strength Table 27
Lubricated Bumper Subs Torque & Strength 28
Drilling Safety Joint Strength Table 29
SECTION 5 – MILLING & WASHOVER
Washpipe Data Reference Chart 30
SECTION 6 – REPAIR & REMEMDIAL
Casing Rollers Range Sheets 31-33
Casing Scraper Selection Table 34
Casing Patch, Lead Seal Type Setting Loads 35
Casing Patch, Packer Type Setting Loads 36
GOTCO INTERNATIONAL,
INC.
OPERATIONS &
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
QUICK REFERENCE GIUDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 – EXTERNAL CATCH TOOLS
Series 10 Torque & Strength Charts 2
Series 10 & 20 Sucker Rod Data Tables 4
Series 150 Makeup Torque Data Charts 6-7
Series 150 Pulling Strength Charts 8-11
SECTION 2 – INTERNAL CATCH TOOLS
GRS Principal Dimensions 12
GRS Strength & Torque Charts 13
GRS Grapple Catch Range Data Charts 14-16
Packer Retrieval Tool Data Chart 17
Stinger Assembly. Data Chart 18
SECTION 3 – JUCK CACHERS & WIRELINE
SPEARS
Jet Type Core Basket Principal Dimensions 19
Fishing Magnets Data Charts 20
SECTION 4 – ACCESSORY TOOLS
Fishing Jars Torque & Strength Charts 21
Fishing Jars Data & Testing Charts 22
Jar Impact Amplifier Torque & Strengths 23
Jar Impact Amplifier Testing Chart 24
Fishing Bumper Subs Reference Chart 25
PHONE 281-5911874, or 1-800-OVERSHOT (683-7746), or FAX 281-999-4251

1
(SECTION 1)

SROS-5 13940 1 25/32 315 170
SROS-7 9340 1 29/32 375 225
SROS-11 9880 2 5/16 1,750 535
SROS-14 27765 2 1/8 575 175
SROS-17 16070 2 17/64 650 335
SROS-19 9400 2 5/16 740 240
SROS-23 9530 2 7/8 3,200 1,050
SROS-25 15860 2 27/32 1,850 500

NOTE: All strengths listed are calculated and accurate within 20%. These strengths assume and
straight steady pull with full engagement with the fish. Strengths listed are to be used as a
guideline only!
Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield Point (lbs. pull)
Spiral Basket Grapple
SROS- (####) (in inches) Grapple Catch Sizes W/O Stop
1" & Under 18,000

1" & Under 18,000

1" & Under 59,400

1" & Under 25,400

1-1/8" & Under 25,400

1-1/8" & Under 25,400

1-1/8" & Under 91,300

1-1/8" & Under 37,700
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SECTION 7 - REFERENCE DATA CHARTS (SECTION 1)
SUCKER ROD DIMENSIONS & TABLE OF CALAULATED
STRENGTHS

Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield
Point (lbs. pull)
SRSC- (####) (in inches) W/ Basket
5 18357 1 3/4 35,100
7 11556 1 29/32 41,000
8 17439 2 5/16 50,400
10 18307 2 25/32 102,300
Series 20 Makeup Torque Chart (Top Sub to Bowl)

The torque values shown are for the maximum torque makeup recommendations and are set
at approximately 50% of the yield. These torque values are not required for all fishing jobs and
lower torque values will work with less wear to the threads. It is also assumed that torque will
be applied evenly to the O.D. of the tool, as to not collapse the tool.

foot-pounds
SRSC-5 18355 1 3/4 315
SRSC-7 11555 1 29/32 350
SRSC-8 17438 2 5/16 590
SRSC-10 18305 2 25/32 1,350
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SECTION 7 - REFERENCE DATA CHARTS (SECTION 1)
SUCKER ROD DIMENSIONS & TABLE OF CALAULATED STRENGTHS
DIMENSIONS & CALCULATED STRENGTHS

ROD SIZE - INCHES 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 1” 1-1/8
A – PIN LENGTH 1” 1-1/8 1-3/8 1-3/8 1-3/4 2”
C – FULL SIZED COUPLING O.D. 1” 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-13/16 2-3/16 or 2”* 2-3/8
F – SHOULDER O.D. 1” 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-5/8 2” 2-1/4
L – MINIMUM LENGTH 2-3/4 4” 4” 4” 4” 4-1/2
N – WRENCH FLAT 5/8 7/8 1” 1” 1-5/16 1-1/2
P – PIN O.D. 3/4 15/16 1-1/16 1-3/16 1-3/8 1-9/16
W – COUPLING WRENCH FLAT WIDTH 3/4 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-5/8 1-7/8 2-1/8
THREADS 3/4 10 thd 15/16 10 thd 1-1/16 10 thd 1-3/16 10 thd 1-3/8 10 thd 1-9/16 10 thd
*Used when running 1 inch rods in 2-7/8” tubing; 2-3/16” is standard.
STRENGTH TABLES
ROD SIZE - INCHES 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 1” 1-1/8
ROD AREA 0.196 0.306 0.442 0.601 0.785 0.994
BASED ON:
J&L Type 7 with ultimate tensile Yield 16,000 21,400 30,900 42,100 55,000 69,580
strength of 86,000 and yield of 70,000 Ultimate 20,000 26,300 38,000 51,700 67,500 84,484
psi Torque* 70 ft-lbs 140 ft-lbs 171 ft-lbs 381 ft-lbs 570 ft-lbs 814 ft-lbs
65,000 psi Torque* 65 ft-lbs 130 ft-lbs 159 ft-lbs 353 ft-lbs 530 ft-lbs 756 ft-lbs
65,000 psi Torque* 68-1/2 ft-lbs 136 ft-lbs 168 ft-lbs 372 ft-lbs 560 ft-lbs 780 ft-lbs
96,000 psi Torque* 96 ft-lbs 192 ft-lbs 235 ft-lbs 476 ft-lbs 783 ft-lbs 1,100 ft-lbs
*Torque based on rod O.D. at yield.
4
(SECTION 1)
Series 70 Makeup Torque Chart (Top Sub to Bowl)

The torque values shown are for the maximum torque makeup recommendations and
are set at approximately 50% of the yield. These torque values are not required for all
fishing jobs and lower torque values will work with less wear to the threads. It is also
assumed that torque will be applied evenly to the O.D. of the tool, as to not collapse
the tool.

foot-pounds
SC-1 38506 2 5/16 600
SC-2 17615 3 5/8 2,550
SC-3 13535 3 3/4 2,800
SC-4 11290 N/A N/A
SC-5 10434 4 1/8 4,000
SC-6 C11023 4 3/8 4,600
SC-7 10543 4 11/16 5,000
SC-8 11297 5 5/8 5,000
SC-9 12645 4 3/4 5,000
SC-10 12785 5 1/2 5,000
SC-11 13065 5 3/4 7,400
SC-12 10560 5 7/8 7,400
SC-13 11303 N/A N/A
SC-14 11630 7 5/8 12,500
SC-15 16975 7 7/8 12,500
SC-16 38939 8 1/4 22,000
SC-17 20050 8 1/2 24,200
SC-18 25030 9 1/4 27,800
SC-19 20060 9 3/4 30,800
SC-20 33878 11 1/4 42,000

(lbs. pull) Basket Grapple
SC- (####) (in inches) W/O Stop W/ Stop
1 38508 2 5/16 85,200 68,160
2 17617 3 5/8 263,600 210,400
3 13537 3 3/4 239,800 192,200
4 11291 4 5/8 398,100 318,000
5 10436 4 1/8 212,700 170,160
6 B11025 4 3/8 250,300 200,240
7 10545 4 11/16 197,600 158,400
8 11299 5 5/8 790,500 635,700
9 12464 4 3/4 267,100 213,600
10 12787 5 1/2 558,100 504,500
11 13065 5 3/4 575,600 467,400
12 10562 5 7/8 373,100 328,100
13 11305 6 5/8 720,600 579,400
14 11632 7 5/8 445,300 358,000
15 16977 7 7/8 445,700 349,200
16 38941 8 1/4 445,100 350,000
17 20052 8 1/2 373,700 285,100
18 25032 9 1/4 391,700 313,600
19 20062 9 3/4 445,100 356,000
20 33880 11 1/4 874,800 699,200
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(SECTION 1)
OS-1 37585 3 3/4 2,200 500
OS-2 9270 3 5/8 2,000 400
OS-3 9109 4 11/16 3,000 1,000
OS-4 8975 5 3/4 8,000 1,500
OS-5 5 1/4 N/A N/A
OS-6 8741 7 5/8 16,000 4,700
OS-7 5101 3 15/16 1,900 900
OS-8 9217 8 1/8 15,000 4,200
OS-9 264 9 5/8 24,000 9,000
OS-10 5321 10 5/8 30,000 10,800
OS-11 5329 11 3/4 43,000 15,000
OS-12 15800 12 3/4 48,000 15,000
OS-13 1835 3 7/8 2,300 600
OS-15 4 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-17 21300 3 7/8 1,700 400
OS-18 4 1/4 N/A N/A
OS-20 8919 2 5/16 500 60
OS-21 5080 3 5/8 2,500 900
OS-22 2 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-23 9305 3 1/8 1,500 350
OS-24 3 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-25 2 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-26 4 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-27 1827 3 3/4 2,500 600
OS-28 4 17/32 N/A N/A
OS-29 5129 4 5/8 4,800 1,200
OS-31 9105 4 1/8 2,800 1,000
OS-32 4 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-33 9109 4 3/8 3,500 750
OS-35 5151 4 9/16 5,000 1300
OS-36 9120 4 11/16 3,200 900
OS-39 4 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-42 5896 5 9/16 7,800 2,200
OS-43 4 N/A N/A
OS-44 5 7/16 N/A N/A
OS-46 5168 5 5/8 6,400 1,500
OS-47 4 N/A N/A
OS-48 5 13/16 N/A N/A
OS-53 5 3/8 N/A N/A
OS-56 5 5/16 N/A N/A
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GOTCO ASSY Bowen Xfer O.D. Top Sub to Bowl Guide to Bowl
OS-58 5171 5 7/8 7,000 1,800
OS-59 5 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-60 4 11/16 N/A N/A
OS-61 7787 6 1/8 7,800 2,300
OS-62 6 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-63 6655 6 3/8 9,000 2,600
OS-64 4 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-66 8625 6 5/8 9,000 3,000
OS-67 5154 4 7/8 6,000 1,000
OS-68 6 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-69 4716 5 1/8 4,800 1,300
OS-70 5 9/16 N/A N/A
OS-72 4969 5 1/2 7,200 1,500
OS-73 9692 7 3/8 12,000 3,200
OS-74 5698 5 5/8 6,500 1,500
OS-75 7 5/8 N/A N/A
OS-76 9860 7 5/8 12,000 3,500
OS-78 2108 7 7/8 13,000 4,200
OS-79 5222 7 7/8 9,200 4,000
OS-81 8 N/A N/A
OS-83 275 8 3/8 17,800 6,500
OS-84 8 3/8 N/A N/A
OS-85 5342 8 1/8 17,000 5,000
OS-88 8 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-92 5265 9 1/8 16,500 5,000
OS-94 6 1/16 7,000 2,000
OS-95 6 1/16 7,000 2,000
OS-96 7096 5 3/4 5,300 1,700
OS-97 6 3/16 N/A N/A
OS-99 11823 5 25/32 5,000 1,300
OS-101 8960 10 1/8 30,000 9,500
OS-102 4773 6 1/2 8,000 2,500
OS-112 12822 11 1/4 38,000 12,000
OS-113 11 3/8 N/A N/A
OS-114 7 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-125 7 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-126 4785 7 3/4 13,000 4,000
OS-128 8 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-129 3032 8 1/4 17,600 6,500
OS-132 8 1/8 N/A N/A
OS-135 8 1/4 N/A N/A
OS-136 5354 8 3/8 14,000 4,900
OS-138 8 1/2 N/A N/A
OS-145 8 7/8 N/A N/A
OS-149 4834 9 1/2 20,000 6,000
OS-150 10 1/16 N/A N/A
OS-156 5305 10 1/2 32,000 10,000
OS-161 13 3/4 N/A N/A
OS-163 33006 13 3/4 60,000 15,800
OS-775 7 3/4 N/A N/A
OS-801 4 13/16 N/A N/A
OS-803 4.803 N/A N/A
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Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. Load Capacity @ Yield
Point (lbs. pull)
OS- (####) (in inches) W/ Spiral W/ Basket
1 37587 3 3/4 192,000 172,032
2 9271 3 5/8 180,000 161,280
3 9111 4 11/16 295,000 264,320
4 8977 5 3/4 450,000 403,200
5 9517 5 1/4 478,000 428,288
6 1641 7 5/8 590,000 528,640
7 B5103 3 15/16 222,000 198,912
8 9219 8 1/8 495,000 443,520
9 266 9 5/8 602,000 539,392
10 5323 10 5/8 657,000 588,672
11 5331 11 3/4 662,000 593,152
12 15802 12 3/4 594,000 532,224
13 B1836 3 7/8 154,000 137,984
14 B4824 4 1/4 0
15 B5117 4 1/8 219,000 196,224
16 B5114 4 3/8 0
17 21302 3 7/8 90,000 80,640
18 B5128 4 1/4 219,000 196,224
19 A3795 4 1/2 0
20 B8921 2 5/16 50,000 44,800
21 B5082 3 5/8 294,000 263,424
22 B10201 2 5/8 97,000 86,912
23 9306 3 1/8 173,000 155,008
24 B4743 3 1/2 309,000 276,864
25 16397 2 7/8 173,000 155,008
26 1248 4 5/8 241,000 215,936
27 B1828 3 3/4 216,000 193,536
28 17203 4 1/2 231,000 206,976
29 B5131 4 5/8 262,000 234,752
30 B5088 3 3/8 0
31 9107 4 1/8 285,000 255,360
32 B5125 4 1/2 337,000 301,952
33 B4621 4 3/8 225,000 201,600
34 B5100 4 3/16 0
35 B5153 4 9/16 249,000 223,104
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Bowl No. Bowen Ref. O.D. W/Spiral W/Basket
36 9121 4 11/16 233,000 208,768
37 9637 4 3/8 0
38 B4734 4 13/16 0
39 8223 4 1/8 285,000 255,360
40 1446 4 1/8 0
41 B4688 5 1/8 0
42 5898 5 9/16 493,000 441,728
43 B4738 4 318,000 284,928
44 B5427 5 7/16 475,000 425,600
45 4392 4 1/8 0
46 B5170 5 5/8 310,000 277,760
47 B5106 4 224,000 200,704
48 B4816 5 13/16 481,000 430,976
50 B4563 5 1/8 0
51 B5150 5 0
52 9727 5 0
53 B5167 5 3/8 280,000 250,880
54 B7499 5 1/8 0
55 B5138 5 3/16 0
56 B5144 5 5/16 461,000 413,056
57 B5430 5 0
58 B5173 5 7/8 298,000 267,008
59 B5164 5 1/8 296,000 265,216
60 B9298 4 11/16 268,000 240,128
61 7788 6 1/8 408,000 365,568
62 905 6 1/8 508,000 455,168
63 4503 6 3/8 402,000 360,192
64 B6232 4 5/8 160,000 143,360
65 B5141 4 3/4 0
66 8617 6 5/8 380,000 340,480
67 5156 4 7/8 315,000 282,240
68 8980 6 7/8 474,000 424,704
69 4717 5 1/8 296,000 265,216
70 B4821 5 9/16 452,000 404,992
71 B3522 7 3/8 0
72 B4971 5 1/2 296,000 265,216
73 9694 7 3/8 491,000 439,936
74 5700 5 5/8 394,000 353,024
75 7574 7 5/8 677,000 606,592
76 M9862 7 5/8 517,000 463,232
77 B4218 7 3/4 0
78 B2109 7 7/8 666,000 596,736
79 B5224 7 7/8 452,000 404,992
80 5735 5 15/16 0
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81 8997 8 517,000 463,232
82 B4846 5 15/16 0
83 277 8 3/8 678,000 607,488
84 17209 8 3/8 720,000 645,120
85 B3711 8 1/8 661,000 592,256
86 B3819 8 5/8 0
87 9239 8 3/4 466,000 417,536
88 M1026 8 7/8 656,000 587,776
89 5259 8 7/8 0
90 M8977 5 3/4 0
91 B4516 9 1/8 0
92 B5267 9 1/8 466,000 417,536
93 1283 9 3/8 656,000 587,776
94 8942 6 1/16 439,000 393,344
95 B4831 6 1/16 431,000 386,176
96 B7098 5 3/4 281,000 251,776
97 B7095 6 3/16 439,000 393,344
98 B4827 6 5/8 0
99 B11825 5 3/4 135,000 120,960
100 B4519 6 7/8 0
101 8962 10 1/8 622,000 557,312
102 9205 6 1/2 457,000 409,472
103 B5179 6 5/8 0
104 B2791 7 1/8 0
105 8945 6 15/16 0
106 B3812 7 1/4 0
107 8965 10 1/2 0
108 9040 6 3/4 0
109 B5195 6 7/8 0
110 6152 7 3/8 0
111 B5198 7 1/8 0
112 B12824 11 1/4 647,000 579,712
113 26257 11 3/8 679,000 608,384
114 9998 7 1/2 583,000 522,368
115 249 7 5/8 0
116 B3366 7 5/8 0
117 B5208 7 1/4 0
118 12568 7 3/8 0
119 12566 7 3/8 0
120 1875 7 5/8 0
121 19092 7 5/8 0
122 1657 7 5/8 0
123 9749 7 7/8 0
124 M1657 7 7/8 0
125 9011 7 1/2 517,000 463,232
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126 9134 7 3/4 517,000 463,232
127 M9134 7 3/4 517,000 463,232
128 9337 8 1/8 546,000 489,216
129 B3034 8 1/4 655,000 586,880
130 16502 7 7/8 0
131 B3816 8 3/8 0
132 9817 8 1/8 495,000 443,520
133 B3264 8 1/8 0
134 7801 8 5/8 0
135 9571 8 1/4 451,000 404,096
136 B5356 8 3/8 423,000 379,008
137 7806 8 7/8 0
138 9233 8 1/2 471,000 422,016
139 B5235 8 1/2 0
140 B5232 9 0
141 12694 8 5/8 0
142 B7103 8 5/8 0
143 9291 8 3/4 0
144 B5243 9 1/4 0
145 9852 8 7/8 483,000 432,768
146 B1501 9 3/8 0
147 9245 9 0
148 B2716 9 5/8 0
149 9062 9 1/2 475,000 425,600
150 B1231 10 1/16 712,000 637,952
151 B5286 9 5/8 0
152 B5283 10 1/8 0
153 9098 9 3/4 0
154 B5299 10 1/4 0
155 B5294 11 0
156 B5307 10 1/2 648,000 580,608
157 B5315 11 3/8 0
158 15252 11 3/4 0
159 8971 11 7/8 0
160 B1881 12 1/2 0
161 GOTCO 13 3/4 1,041,000 932,736
162 68030 16 0
163 33008 13 3/4 847,000 758,912
164 64555 16 3/4 0
165 31655 20 3/4 0
731 B4693 7 3/8 0
761 B5346 7 5/8 0
775 9164 7 3/4 565,000 506,240
801 N/A 4 13/16 120,000 107,520
803 N/A 4.803 116,000 103,936
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Shoulder type Flush type

Spear x- Spea Class A B C D E F G H I J K L
Assy ref. r min. std.
Size
GRS-166 11195 1.660 S 1-13/16 5 3 3-25/32 3-5/16 1-3/8 4 1-1/8 7-11/16 14-3/4 11-25/32
GRS-190 9915 1.900 S 3-1/8 5 3 7 5 2-1/4 5-5/8 1-3/8 10-1/4 18 19-1/16
GRS-23 1344 2-3/8” S 3-1/8 7 3 7 6-3/4 2-1/4 6-5/8 1-7/8 12 23-3/8 20-3/8
GRS-23H 17228 2-3/8” H 3-1/8 7 3 7 9 2-1/4 6-5/8 1-7/8 14-1/4 25-5/8 22-5/8
GRS-27 1227 2-7/8” S 3-3/4 7 3 7-1/4 6-3/4 2-1/2 7 2-5/16 12-1/4 23-3/4 21
GRS-27H 17231 2-7/8” H 3-3/4 7 3 7-1/4 9 2-1/2 7 2-5/16 14-1/2 26 23-1/4
GRS-34 9410 3-1/2” S 3-3/4 7 3-1/2 10-1/2 12 3-1/2 9 2-13/16 19 31-1/2 31-1/2
GRS-4L 530 4” L 3-3/4 7-1/2 3 10-3/8 8-1/8 2-1/2 8 3-1/4 13-5/8 26-5/8 26-1/2
GRS-4 9485 4” S 4-1/8 7-1/2 3 10-1/2 12 3-1/2 9 3-1/4 18-1/2 31-1/2 31-1/2
GRS-44L 13200 4-1/2” L 4-1/2 8 3-1/2 9-1/2 9-3/4 3-1/2 10-3/4 3-5/8 16-3/4 32 30
GRS-44 17475 4-1/2” S 4-1/2 8 3-1/2 9-1/2 14-1/4 3-1/2 10 3-3/4 21-1/4 35-3/4 34-1/4
GRS-5L 1332 5” L 4-3/8 8 3-1/2 9-1/2 9-3/4 3-1/2 10-5/8 4-1/32 16-3/4 31-7/8 29-7/8
GRS-5 9680 5” S 5 8 3-1/2 12 14-1/4 3-1/2 10-5/8 4-1/32 21-1/4 36-3/8 36-7/8
GRS-6L 9715 6” L 6 8 5-1/2 12 13 3-1/2 12 5 22 38-1/2 37 3-5/16
GRS-6 17234 6” S 6 8 5-1/2 12 19 3-1/2 12 5 28 44-1/2 43 3-5/16
GRS-7 9266 7” S 7 10 6-1/2 12-7/8 14-5/8 3-1/2 12-3/4 5-3/4 24-5/8 43-7/8 40-1/4 3-1/2
GRS-7H 17237 7” H 7 10 6-1/2 12-7/8 21-3/8 3-1/2 12-3/4 7-1/4 31-3/8 50-5/8 47 3-1/2
GRS-85 9380 8-1/2” S 8-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 14-5/8 4-1/2 13-3/4 7-1/4 26-1/8 45-3/8 49-1/4 5-3/4
GRS-85H 17243 8-1/2” H 8-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 21-3/8 4-1/2 13-3/4 7-1/4 32-7/8 52-1/8 56 5-3/4
GRS-95 9281 9-1/2” S 9-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 14-5/8 3-1/2 13-3/4 8-1/4 25-1/8 45-3/8 49-1/4 6-1/4
GRS-95H 17246 9-1/2” H 9-5/8 10 7 20-7/8 21-3/8 3-1/2 13-3/4 8-1/4 31-7/8 52-1/8 56 6-1/4
GRS-133 27780 13-3/8” S 13-3/8 10 7 22-3/8 16-7/8 3-1/2 12 11-3/4 27-3/8 45-7/8 51-1/4 7-3/4
L = Light Duty S= Standard Duty H = Heavy Duty
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GRAPPLE RELEASING SPEAR STRENGTH CHART

SPEAR ASSEMBLY NOMINAL I.D. RANGE YIELD STRENGTH (LBS)
GRS-166 1.170 – 2.061 43,000
GRS-190 1.470 - 1.992 54,000
GRS-23 1.828 – 3.304 123,000
GRS-27 2.328 – 3.485 253,000
GRS-34 2.875 – 3.698 345,700
GRS-4 3.291 – 4.947 495,000
GRS-44 3.782 – 4.407 675,000
GRS-5 4.179 – 5.727 856,000
GRS-6 5.134 – 6.415 1,080,000
GRS-7 5.970 – 8.950 972,000
GRS-85 7.690 – 9.632 1,945,000
GRS-95 8.597 – 10.837 2,700,000
GRS-133 12.259 – 12.552 6,900,000
Strengths are based on average yield strength values as assigned by American Society of Testing Materials
for the type of steel being used. Customer must allow appropriate safety factors. These figures imply no
guarantee. Yield points are offered only as a general reference guide and are accurate to (+/-) 15%.
MAX Makeup Torque APPROX. 50% of Yield in FT/LBS

GRS ASSEMBLY PART # BULL NOSE NUT SUB NUT
GRS-166 40 40
GRS-190 90 90
GRS-23 / 23H 350 350
GRS-27 / 27H 875 875
GRS-34 1,450 1,450
GRS-4 / 4L 3,000 3,000
GRS-44 / 44L 3,250 3,250
GRS-5 / 5L 5,600 5,600
GRS-6 / 6L 8,000 8,000
GRS-7 / 7L / 7H 8,500 8,500
GRS-85 / 85H 21,000 22,300
GRS-95 / 95H 25,000 31,000
GRS-133 / 133H 28,000 48,000
REFERENCE:
L (LIGHT DUTY)
H (HEAVY DUTY)
NOTES:
1. Tool Joint Compound should be used on all connections, prior to makeup.
2. Torque Values shown are Theoretical, Maximum recommended values.
3. These are Not Required values, especially for the “Bull Nose” Nuts.
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GRS-23 (1344) GRS-44 (17475)
1.937 - 1.968 I.D. 1.929 2.015 4-1/2 O.D. TBG 11.0-13.75# 3.923 4.062
2-3/8 TBG 4.0-4.7# 1.992 2.078 4-1/2 CSG 9.5-11.6# 3.986 4.125
2' - 2.062 I.D. 2.023 1.109 5" CSG 18.0-21.0# 4.173 4.312
2-1/8 I.D. 2.085 2.171 5" CSG 15.0-18.0# 4.314 4.453
2-7/8 DP 9.75-10.4# 2.131 2.218 5" CSG 12.64-15.0# 4.407 4.547
2-1/4 - 2-3/16 I.D. 2.211 2.296
2-17/64 I.D. 2.226 2.312 GRS-5 (9680)
2-5/16 I.D. 2.273 2.359 FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER
2-7/8 DP 7.8-8.35# 2.289 2.375 5" CSG 18.0-21.0# 4.179 4.312
2-3/8 I.D. NX 1/2 Drill Rod 2.335 2.421 5" CSG 15.0-18.0# 4.320 4.453
2-3/8 - 2-7/16 I.D. 2.398 2.484 5" CSG 11.5-15# 4.476 4.609
2-7/8 6.25-6.5#, 2-7/8 6.45# BX 2.430 2.515 5" CSG 9.0-13.0# 4.555 4.687
2-7/16 - 2-1/2 I.D. 2.460 2.546 5" CSG 8.0# & 5-1/2 23.0-25.0# 4.601 4.734
2-5/8 - 2-9/16 I.D. 2.596 2.671 5-1/2 20.0-23.0# 4.695 4.828
2-5/8 - 2-11/16 I.D. 2.648 2.734 5-1/2 17.0-20.0# 4.805 4.937
2-3/4 I.D. 2.710 2.796 5-1/2 14.0-17.0# 4.961 5.093
2-15/16 - 3" I.D. NX Drive CSG 2.961 3.046 5-3/4 19.5-22.5# 5.008 5.140
3-1/16 - 3-1/8 I.D. 3.086 3.171 5.5" 9.0-13.0# & 5.75" 17.0-19.5# 5.101 5.234
3-3/16 - 3-1/4 I.D. 3.210 3.296 5-3/4 14.0-17.0# 5.210 5.343
3-9/32 - 3-11/32 I.D. 3.304 3.390 6" CSG 20.0-23.0# 5.304 5.437
6" CSG 17.0-20.0# 5.367 5.500
GRS-27 (1227) 6" CSG 14.0-17.0# 5.461 5.593
2-3/8 I.D. 2.328 2.421
2-3/8 - 2-7/16 I.D. 2.399 2.490
2-7/8 TBG 6.25-6.5# 2.438 2.531
2.562 - 2-15/32 I.D. 2.516 2.609
3-1/2 O.D. 15.5# DP 2.562 2.656
2-11/16 - 2-5/8 I.D. 2.641 2.734
3-1/2 O.D. 13.3-12.4# 2.718 2.812
2-13/16 I.D. & 2-3/4 I.D. 2.748 2.859
3-1/2 O.D. 10.2-11.2# DP 2.875 2.968
2-7/8 - 2-1516 I.D. 2.891 2.984
3-1/2 O.D. 9.2-10.2# DP 2.938 3.031
3-1/2 O.D. 7.7# TBG - 8.5# DP 3.032 3.125
3-1/8 - 3-1/16 I.D. 3.078 3.171
3-1/4 - 3-3/16 I.D. 3.203 3.296
3.340 - 3.382 I.D., 4" O.D. 12.5-15# 3.345 3.437
3-1/2 I.D. 3.485 3.578
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GRS-34 (9410) GRS-6 (17234)
3-1/2 O.D. TBG 9.2-10.2# 2.933 3.031 6" CSG 23.0-26.0# 5.134 5.312
3-1/2 O.D. TBG 7.7-9.2# 3.001 3.109 6" CSG 20.0-23.0# 5.227 5.406
3-1/8 I.D. 3.073 3.171 6" CSG 17.0-20.0# 5.321 5.500
3-1/4 - 3-3/16 I.D. 3.198 3.296 6" CSG 14.0-17.0# 5.414 5.593
4" O.D. TBG 12.5-14.0# 3.308 3.406 6" CSG 10.5-14.0# 5.540 5.718
4" O.D. TBG 11.0-1.6# 3.417 3.515 6-5/8 32.0-34.0# 5.586 5.718
4" O.D. TBG 9.5-11.0# 3.496 3.593 6-5/8 28.0-32.0# 5.664 5.843
3-1/2 - 3-5/8 I.D. 3.574 3.671 6-5/8 26.0-29.0# 5.727 5.906
3-11/16 I.D. 3.636 3.734 6-5/8 24.0-28.0# 5.790 5.968
3-3/4 I.D. 3.698 3.796 6-5/8 20.0-24.0# 5.915 6.093
6-5/8 17.0-22.0# 6.009 6.187
GRS-4 (9485) 7" CSG 38.0-40.0# 5.805 5.984
FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER 7" CSG 33.7-38.0# 5.930 6.109
4" CGS 12.5-14.0# 3.291 3.406 7" CSG 29.0-33.7# 6.071 6.250
4" CSG 11.0-11.6# 3.400 3.515 7" CSG 26.0-29.0# 6.149 6.328
4" CSG 9.5-11.0# 3.479 3.593 7" CSG 22.0-26.0# 6.274 6.453
3-5/8 I.D. & 3-9/16 I.D. 3.557 3.671 7" CSG 20.0-23.0# 6.335 6.515
4-1/2 18.1-22.0# 3.681 3.796 7" CSG 17.0-20.0# 6.415 6.593
4-1/2 15.32-18.1# 3.744 3.859
4-1/2 13.75-15.35# 3.889 4.000 GRS-7 (9266)
4-1/2 9.5-11.6# 4.010 4.125 7" 30.0-40.0# & 6-5/8 24.0# 5.970 6.218
5" CSG 18.0-21.0# 4.207 4.312 7" CSG 26.0-35.0# 6.095 6.343
5" CSG 17.1-18.0 4.228 4.343 7" CSG 22.0-33.7# 6.220 6.468
5" CSG 12.04-15.0# (4.408 I.D.) 4.431 4.546 7" CSG 13.0-24.0# 6.470 6.718
5" CSG 11.5# 4.479 4.593 7-9/16 I.D. Casing 7.439 7.687
5-1/2 14.0-17.0# 4.947 5.062 7-5/8 33.7-45.0# 6.564 6.812
7-5/8 26.4-39.0# 6.767 7.015
7-5/8 14.75-26.4# 7.064 7.312
8" CSG 16.0-26.0# 7.425 7.673
8-1/8 32.0-42.0# 7.187 7.437
8-5/8 36.0-48.0# 7.689 7.937
8-5/8 24.0-38.0# & 9" 40.0-55.0# 7.955 8.203
8-5/8 17.6-29.35# 8.110 8.359
9" CSG 34.0-45.0# 8.158 8.406
9-5/8 29.3-42.0# 8.892 9.140
9-5/8 43.5-53.5# 8.642 8.890
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GRS-85 (9380) & GRS-85H (17243) GRS-95 (9281) & GRS-95H (17246)
8-5/8 36.0-48.0# 7.690 7.906 9-5/8 47.0-58.0# 8.597 8.812
8-5/8 28.0-38.0# 7.882 8.093 9-5/8 40.0-53.5# 8.681 8.906
9" CSG 45.0-55.0# 7.882 8.093 9-5/8 36.0-43.5# 8.758 8.984
8-5/8 17.5-29.35# 8.134 8.375 9-5/8 29.3-42.0# 8.900 9.125
9" CSG 34.0-45.0# 8.134 8.375 10-3/4 40.0-55.5# 9.900 10.125
9" CSG 19.0# 8.588 8.813 10-3/4 71.0-76.0# 9.387 9.612
9-5/8 43.5-58.0# 8.588 8.813
9-5/8 40.0-53.5# 8.688 8.906 GRS-95 (9281) SEGMENTED
11.500 I.D. 11.369 11.594
GRS-85 (9380) SEGMENTED 11-3/4 54.0-65.0# 10.743 10.968
FISH SIZE NOMINAL WICKER DIMETER 11-3/4 38.0-54.0# 10.994 11.219
10-3/4 O.D. 55.5-65.7# 9.632 9.843 11-3/4 60.0# 10.774 11.000
10-3/4 O.D. 40.0-55.5# 9.913 10.125 11-3/4 47.0-60.0# 10.837 11.062
10-3/4 O.D. 32.75-48.0# 10.038 10.250 13-3/8 O.D. & 11.937 I.D. 10.805 12.031
11-3/4 O.D. 47.0-60.0# 10.882 11.093 13-3/8 96.0# & 11.975 I.D. 11.837 12.062
11-3/4 O.D. 38.0-54.0# 11.007 11.218 13-3/8 72.0-92.0# 12.184 12.406
13-3/8 O.D. 61.0-85.0# 12.381 12.593 13-3/8 68.0-72.0# 12.381 12.603
13-3/8 O.D. 48.0-68.0# 12.568 12.781 13-3/8 48.0-68.0# 12.555 12.781
12-3/4 I.D. 12.617 12.834
14" CSG 42.0-57.0# 12.305 13.531
13.599 I.D. & 13.609 I.D. 13.474 13.700
13-5/8 I.D. 13.492 13.718
16" CSG 55.0-75.0# 15.274 15.500
16" CSG 65.0-84.0# 15.087 15.312
17-1/2 I.D. 17.493 17.718
20" O.D. 90.0-106.5# 19.024 19.250
GRS-133 (27780)
13-3/8 68.0-85.0# 12.259 12.484
13-3/8 48.0-61.0# 12.552 12.781
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PACKER RETRIEVAL TOOL:

ASS’Y Packer I.D. O.D. I.D. Top Box *Mandrel Tensile Casing Guidelines
NO. Catch Range Connection Strength in Pounds
PRT-1 1.968 (STD) 1-13/16” 1/4" 1-13/16 WFJ 67,000 4-1/2” – 6” CSG
2.000
2.188
2.262
2.312
2.375
2.390
2.468
2.500
PRT-2 2.375 (STD) 2-1/4” 3/8” 1-13/16 WFJ 70,500 5-1/2” – 7-5/8”
2.390 CSG
2.468
2.500
2.550
2.635
2.688
2.750
2.812
3.000
PRT-3 2.688 (STD) 2-9/16” 1/2” 2-3/8 WFJ 119,500 5-1/2” – 20-23#
2.750 CSG,
2.812 6-5/8” – 7-3/8”
3.000 CSG,
3.062 And
3.109 9-5/8”- 40-53.5#
3.250 CSG
3.500
PRT-4 3.250 (STD) 3-1/8” 5/8” 2-3/8 REG 213,500 8-5/8 – 9” CSG
3.500
3.875
4.000
PRT-5 3.875 (STD) 3-3/4” 3/4" 2-7/8 REG 349,000 9-5/8 CSG
4.000
4.187
4.400
4.750
5.000
* NOTE:
Strengths are based on theoretical calculations, based on yield strength of the material used. The
strength stated is accurate to plus or minus 20 percent. These strength claims do not constitute a guarantee
and are meant to serve only as a guide. Allowance must be made in actual use as a safety factor.
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STINGER ASSEMBLY (Including Milling Shoe):

ASS’Y NO. Top Bushing Bottom O.D. To Work Inside Casing: Available
Connection Connection Lengths
STR-A-44 1-13/16 WFJ 1-13/16 WFJ 3-3/4” 4-1/2”-11.6# Thru 12.6# 6’ & 10’
4-3/4”-16#
STR-A-50 2-3/8 REG 1-13/16 WFJ 4” 5”-13.0# Thru 21.0# 6’ & 10’
5-1/2”-26.0#
STR-A-54 2-3/8 REG 2-3/8 WFJ, 4-1/2” 5-1/2”-17# Thru 20# 6’ & 10’
1-13/16 WFJ 5-3/4”-22.5#
STR-A-56 2-3/8 REG 1-13/16 WFJ, 4-3/4” 5-1/2”-13# Thru 14# 6’ & 10’
2-3/8 WFJ 5-3/4-17# Thru 19.5#
6”-20# Thru 23.0#
STR-A-65 2-3/8 REG, 2-3/8 REG, 5-3/8” 6”-14# Thru 15# 6’ & 10’
STR-A-65-001 3-1/2 REG, 2-3/8 WFJ 5-3/8” 6-5/8”-29# Thru 32#
3-1/2 IF 7”-40#
STR-A-70 2-3/8 REG 2-3/8 REG, 5-3/4” 6-5/8”-17# Thru 20# 6’ & 10’
2-3/8 WFJ 7”-24# Thru 32#
7-5/8”-45#
STR-A-75 3-1/2 REG 2-3/8 REG, 6-3/8” 7”-17# 6’ & 10’
2-7/8 REG 7-5/8”-24# Thru 39#
STR-A-85 3-1/2 REG 2-3/8 REG, 7-3/8” 8-5/8”-36# Thru 40# 6’ & 10’
2-7/8 REG 9”-40# Thru 55#
STR-A-95 4-1/2 REG 2-7/8 REG 8-3/8” 9-5/8”-40# Thru 53.5# 6’ & 10’
3-1/2 REG
.
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HOLE SIZE 1 TO 1-5/8 TO 2 TO 2-3/8 TO 2-3/4 TO 3 TO 3-1/4 TO 4 TO
1-1/4 5-1/2 2-3/4 3-1/4 3-5/8 3-3/4 4-1/8 4-1/4
SIZE - O.D. 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 1-3/4 2-1/4 2-1/2 3 3-1/4
TOP PIN 5/8 5/8 5/8 3/4 3/4 3/4 2-3/8 2-3/8
CONNECTION 11-N.C. S.R. S.R. S.R. S.R. S.R. TBG TBG
APPROX. PULL LBS. 5-7 8-10 11-14 15-20 25-75 75-125 125-200 125-200
ASSEMBLY
ACCESSORIES

HOLE SIZE 4-1/4 TO 4-1/2 TO 5-1/8 TO 5-5/8 TO 6-1/8 TO 6-1/8 TO 6-5/8 TO 7-5/8 TO
4-1/2 5 5-1/2 6 6-1/2 6-1/2 7-1/2 8-1/2
SIZE - O.D. 3-1/2 4 4-1/2 5 5-1/2 5-3/4 6 7
TOP PIN 2-3/8 2-3/8 2-7/8 2-7/8 3-1/2 3-1/2 3-1/2 4-1/2
CONNECTION REG REG REG REG REG REG REG REG
APPROX. PULL LBS. 150-250 250-350 350-450 450-500 500-600 500-600 600-700 800-1000
ASSEMBLY
ACCESSORIES
FLUSH GUIDE PART# FM-350-5F FM-9-5F FM-10-5F FM-11-5F FM-12-5F FM-13-5F FM-14-5F FM-15-5F
LIPPED GUIDE PART# FM-350-5L FM-9-5L FM-10-5L FM-11-5L FM-12-5L FM-13-5L FM-14-5L FM-15-5L
MILL GUIDE PART# FM-350- FM-9-5M FM-10-5M FM-11-5M FM-12-5M FM-13-5M FM-14-5M FM-15-5M
5M

HOLE SIZE 8-5/8 TO 9-7/8 TO 10-1/2 TO 11-3/4 TO 12-1/4 TO 15 - UP 17 - UP
9-3/4 11-3/8 11-7/8 13 14
SIZE - O.D. 8 9 10 10-1/2 11-1/2 14 16
TOP PIN 4-1/2 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8
CONNECTION REG REG REG REG REG REG REG
APPROX. PULL LBS. 1000-1200 1200-1400 1400-1600 1600-1800 1800-2200 2500-3000
COMPLETE PART# FM-16 FM-17 FM-18 FM-19 FM-20 FM-21 FM-22
ASSEMBLY
ACCESSORIES
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FISHING JARS
MANDREL TO TO TO TO
FJ-225 (54020) 2-1/4 X 3/8 300 150 900 1,050
FJ-31 (52504) 3-1/8 X 1 200 690 2,030 2,030
FJ-36 (52528) 3-3/4 X 1-1/2 2,670 890 3,570 3,570
FJ-236 (52497) 3-3/4 X 1-7/8 1,490 410 3,570 3,570
FJ-136 (52506) 3-3/4 X 1-1/4 300 1,140 3,820 3,820
FJ-42 (52502) 4-1/4 X 1-15/16 500 1,880 4,960 4,960
FJ-44 (52653) 4-1/2 X 2-3/8 500 1,930 5,580 5,580
FJ-146 (52530) 4-3/4 X 1-1/2 700 2,130 9,770 9,210
FJ-46 (52500) 4-3/4 X 2 500 2,010 9,750 8,600
FJ-60 (52498) 6X2 2,200 4,990 17,530 17,160
FJ-62 (52544) 6-1/4 X 2-1/4 2,000 5,460 20,340 20,340
FJ-66 (52680) 6-3/4 X 2-3/8 1,900 7,260 24,330 24,330
FJ-76 (52711) 7-3/4 X 3-1/16 3,200 11,680 32,020 32,010
FJ-90 (66346) 9 X 3-3/4 6,200 21,540 57,560 46,130
FISHING JARS DATA CHARTS

FJ-225 (54020) 2-1/4 3/8 1-1/4 REG 6-3/4 1,560 – 2,100 23,000
FJ-31 (52504) 3-1/8 1 2-3/8 API REG 4-3/8 2,400 - 3,300 30,000
FJ-36 (52528) 3-3/4 1-1/2 2-3/8 API IF 3-15/16 3,400 - 4,600 43,500
FJ-236 (52497) 3-3/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 3-13/16 3,500 - 4,700 43,000
FJ-136 (52506) 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 API REG 4-1/8 4,200 - 5,700 52,000
FJ-42 (52502) 4-1/4 1-15/16 2-7/8 API IF 4-3/16 3,500 - 4,700 43,000
FJ-44 (52653) 4-1/2 2-3/8 2-7/8 EUE 5-3/16 3,600 - 4,900 49,000
FJ-146 (52530) 4-3/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 API FH 4-7/16 6,300 - 8,500 78,000
FJ-46 (52500) 4-3/4 2 3-1/2 API FH & IF 5-1/16 5,600 - 7,500 63,000
FJ-60 (52498) 6 2 4-1/2 API FH 4-5/16 10,200 - 13,800 128,500
FJ-62 (52544) 6-1/4 2-1/4 4-1/2 API IF 6-1/2 11,800 - 16,000 147,000
FJ-66 (52680) 6-3/4 2-3/8 5-1/2 API REG 6-1/2 13,000 - 17,500 172,900
FJ-76 (52711) 7-3/4 3-1/16 6-5/8 API REG 6-1/2 11,000 - 15,000 126,000
FJ-90 (66346) 9 3-3/4 7-5/8 API REG 6-1/2 14,300 - 19,600 200,000
ASSEMBLY MIN. PULL REQ’D (ABOVE Cal. Yield RECOMMENDED TORQUE FLUID USED WITH
PART # WEIGHT OF STRING AND Load after MAX Working YIELD CAPACITY JAR #
COLLARS) TO OBTAIN Jarring* Load (gal)
EFFECTIVE BLOW (lbs) (lbs)
FJ-225 (54020) 14,000 118,500 21,000 1,800 .25 AMP-31 (55867)
FJ-31 (52504) 21,000 229,200 32,400 4,060 .375 AMP-31 (55687)
FJ-36 (52528) 30,000 299,700 46,000 5,340 .63 AMP-36 (55747)
FJ-236 (52497) 30,000 179,500 46,500 2,980 .613 AMP-236
(50660)
FJ-136 (52506) 36,000 345,000 56,500 7,640 .82 AMP-136
(55895)
FJ-42 (52502) 30,000 430,300 46,500 9,920 .92 AMP-42 (55664)
FJ-44 (52653) 32,000 375,000 49,000 11,160 1.15 AMP-44 (50708)
FJ-146 (52530) 54,000 591,900 85,000 18,420 1 AMP-146
(50700)
FJ-46 (52500) 43,000 468,800 74,500 17,200 1.35 AMP-46 (55812)
FJ-60 (52498) 77,000 937,000 136,000 34,320 1.57 AMP-60 (55860)
FJ-62 (52544) 102,000 917,400 159,000 40,680 4.25 AMP-62 (55905)
FJ-66 (52680) 102,000 1,013,800 172,000 48,660 3.45 AMP-66 (50720)
FJ-76 (52711) 88,000 1,587,900 149,000 64,020 4.65 AMP-76 (55910)
FJ-90 (66346) 100,000 1,621,000 215,000 92,260 3.2 AMP-90-(66372)
* The strength’s shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the material used in each case. The strengths shown are
therefore accurate, plus or minus 20% of the figure shown, only. These figures do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied; they are
meant to serve as a guide only, and appropriate allowance must be made in use, as a safety factor.
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FISHING JAR DATA CHART

General Information
Assy. Ref. O.D. I.D. Conn. Max. Rec. Rec. Max
Torque Max Lifting Load
ft.lbs Jarring after Jarring
Load (lbs)
(lbs.)
FJ-225 54020 2-1/4 3/8 1-1/4 REG 1,800 21,000 118,500
FJ-31 52504 3-1/8 1 2-3/8 REG 4,000 32,400 229,200
FJ-36 52528 3-1/4 1-1/2 2-3/8 IF 5,340 46,000 299,700
FJ-236 52497 3-3/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 3,000 46,500 179,500
FJ-136 52506 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 REG 7,640 56,500 345,000
FJ-42 52502 4-1/4 1-15/16 2-7/8 IF 9,520 46,700 430,300
FJ-44 52653 4-1/2 2-3/8 2-7/8 EUE 11,160 49,000 375,000
FJ-146 52530 4-3/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 FH 18,420 85,000 591,900
FJ-46 52500 4-3/4 2 3-1/2 IF 17,200 74,500 468,800
FJ-60 52498 6 2 4-1/2 FH 34,320 136,400 937,000
FJ-62 52544 6-1/4 2-1/4 4-1/2 IF 40,680 159,000 917,400
FJ-66 52680 6-3/4 2-3/8 5-1/2 REG 48,660 172,800 1,013,800
FJ-76 52711 7-3/4 3-1/16 6-5/8 REG 64,020 149,000 1,587,000
FJ-90 66346 9 3-3/4 7-5/8 REG 92,260 214,000 1,621,000
Note: The strength shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the
material used in each case. These strengths are accurate within 20% of the figures shown
and do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied, but serve as a guide only. All jarring
and pulling loads assumes that the force is acting alone and is essentially along the major
axis of the tool. If torque, tension, and bending are used together, the resulting combined
stresses may lead to tool failure..
Jar Testing Data Chart NOTE: For a standard Jar Tester having an
(Reference the Jar Testing Procedures before Testing) 10” diameter hydraulic cylinder with a 4”
Assy. Ref. Test Setting Low Pull -lbs. High Pull -lbs. diameter shaft, use the following formula to
FJ-225 54020 17,000 4,000 7,000 - 12,000 convert Pounds of Pull to psi reading on the
FJ-31 52504 27,600 7,000 15,000 - 23,000 gage.
FJ-36 52528 31,200 8,000 15,000 - 26,000 1 psi = 65.97 lbs. of pull
FJ-236 52497 31,200 8,000 15,000 - 26,000
Example: If pull test is 80,000 to 120,000 lbs.
FJ-136 52506 31,200 8,000 18,000 - 26,000 Then, 80,000 / 65.97 = 1,212 psi,
FJ-42 52502 33,600 8,000 18,000 - 28,000 120,000 / 65.97 = 1,819 psi.
FJ-44 52653 33,600 8,000 18,000 - 28,000
FJ-146 52530 54,000 10,000 28,000 - 45,000 So, 1,212 psi through 1,819 psi should be read
FJ-46 52500 54,000 10,000 28,000 - 45,000 on the gage.
FJ-60 52498 74,400 10,000 41,000 - 62,000
Formula;
FJ-62 52544 96,000 12,000 55,000 - 80,000
Pull Load = psi reading
FJ-66 52680 132,000 12,000 62,000 - 110,000
65.97 (based on size of cylinder and shaft.)
FJ-76 52711 120,000 12,000 63,000 - 100,000
FJ-90 66346 144,000 14,000 80,000 - 120,000
Note: See Section 4 of the GOTCO Tech Manual for Testing Instructions for Fishing Jars and Amplifiers.
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JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIERS
MANDREL TO TO TO TO
AMP-31 (55687) 3-1/8 X 1 200 690 2,030 2,030
AMP-36 (55747) 3-3/4 X 1-1/2 2,670 890 3,570 3,570
AMP-236 (50660) 3-3/4 X 1-7/8 1,490 410 3,570 3,570
AMP-136 (55895) 3-3/4 X 1-1/4 300 1,140 3,820 3,820
AMP-42 (55664) 4-1/4 X 1-15/16 500 1,880 4,960 4,960
AMP-44 (50708) 4-1/2 X 2-3/8 500 1,930 5,580 5,580
AMP-146 (50700) 4-3/4 X 1-1/2 700 2,130 9,770 9,210
AMP-46 (55812) 4-3/4 X 2 500 2,010 9,750 8,600
AMP-60 (55860) 6X2 2,200 4,990 17,530 17,160
AMP-62 (55905) 6-1/4 X 2-1/4 2000 5,460 20,340 20,340
AMP-66 (50720) 6-3/4 X 2-3/8 1,900 7,260 24,330 24,330
AMP-76 (55910) 7-3/4 X 3-1/16 3,200 11,680 32,020 32,010
AMP-90-(66372) 9 X 3-3/4 6,200 21,540 57,560 46,130
JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER DATA CHART
AMP-31 (55867) 3-1/8 1 2-3/8 API REG 8-3/4 2,400 - 3,300 30,000
AMP-36 (55747) 3-3/4 1-1/2 2-3/8 API IF 7-7/8 3,400 - 4,600 43,500
AMP-236 (50660) 3-3/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 7-5/8 3,500 - 4,700 43,000
AMP-136 (5895) 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 API REG 8-1/4 4,200 - 5,700 52,000
AMP-42 (55664) 4-1/4 1-15/16 2-7/8 API IF 8-5/8 3,500 - 4,700 43,000
AMP-44 (50708) 4-1/2 2-3/8 2-7/8 EUE 10-3/8 3,600 - 4,900 49,000
AMP-146 (50700) 4-3/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 API FH 8-7/8 6,300 - 8,500 78,000
AMP-46 (55812) 4-3/4 2 3-1/2 API FH & IF 10-1/8 5,600 - 7,500 63,000
AMP-60 (55860) 6 2 4-1/2 API FH 8-5/8 10,200 - 13,800 128,500
AMP-62 (55905) 6-1/4 2-1/4 4-1/2 API IF 13 11,800 - 16,000 147,000
AMP-66 (50720) 6-3/4 2-3/8 5-1/2 API REG 13 13,000 - 17,500 172,900
AMP-76 (55910) 7-3/4 3-1/16 6-5/8 API REG 13 11,000 - 15,000 126,000
AMP-90-(66372) 9 3-3/4 7-5/8 API REG 13 12,000 - 16,000 200,000
ASSEMBLY MIN. PULL REQ’D (ABOVE TENSILE RECOMMENDED TORQUE FLUID USED WITH
PART # WEIGHT OF STRING AND @ YIELD* TORQUE YIELD CAPACITY JAR #
COLLARS) TO OBTAIN (lbs) (gal)
EFFECTIVE BLOW
AMP-31 (55867) 21,000 248,500 3,500 7,000 .375 FJ-31 (52504)
AMP-36 (55747) 30,000 318,000 3,800 11,200 .63 FJ-136 (52528)
AMP-236 (50660) 30,000 212,000 2,500 8,500 .613 FJ-236 (52497)
AMP-136 (55895) 36,000 379,500 3,800 12,600 .82 FJ-136 (52506)
AMP-42 (55664) 30,000 424,000 6,600 22,600 .92 FJ-42 (52502)
AMP-44 (50708) 32,000 415,500 4,000 22,500 1.15 FJ-44 (52653)
AMP-146 (50700) 54,000 576,000 9,500 24,200 1 FJ-146 (52530)
AMP-46 (55812) 43,000 503,000 9,500 25,200 1.35 FJ-46 (52500)
AMP-60 (55860) 77,000 857,100 17,000 48,000 1.57 FJ-60 (52498)
AMP-62 (55905) 102,000 955,900 21,000 58,350 4.25 FJ-62 (52544)
AMP-66 (50720) 102,000 1,124,800 24,000 68,500 3.45 FJ-66 (52680)
AMP-76 (55910) 88,000 1,326,000 45,000 126,000 4.65 FJ-76 (52711)
AMP-90-(66372) 100,000 1,800,000 70,000 200,000 3.2 FJ-90-(66346)
* The strength’s shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the material used in each case. The strengths shown are
therefore accurate, plus or minus 20% of the figure shown, only. These figures do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied; they are
meant to serve as a guide only, and appropriate allowance must be made in use, as a safety factor.
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JAR IMPACT AMPLIFIER TESTING DATA

CHART
(Reference the Jar Testing Procedures before
Testing)
Assy. Ref. Stroke Pull Load to Open
Fully
AMP-225 50640 8 20,700
AMP-31 55867 8-3/4 30,000
AMP-36 55747 7-7/8 43,500
AMP-236 50660 7-5/8 43,000
AMP-136 55895 8-1/4 52,000
AMP-42 55664 8-5/8 43,000
AMP-44 50708 10-3/8 49,000
AMP-146 50700 8-7/8 78,000
AMP-46 55812 10-1/8 63,000
AMP-60 55860 8-5/8 128,500
AMP-62 55905 13” 147,000
AMP-66 50720 13” 172,900
AMP-76 55910 13” 126,000
AMP-90 66372 13” 200,000
Note: See Section 4 of the GOTCO Tech Manual for Testing Instructions for Fishing Jars and Amplifiers.
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BUMPER SUBS DATA CHART
GOTCO O.D. I.D. O-RING OVERALL

PART # PART # LENGTH.
BSK-5 1-13/16 3/8 G2-218 43-7/8
BSK-10 1-29/32 3/8 N/A N/A
BSK-15 2-1/4 1/2 G2-222 N/A
BSK-20 2-1/2 1/2 N/A N/A
BSK-25 3-1/8 1-17/32 G2-331 52-1/2
BSK-30 3-5/32 1” G2-330 52-3/8
BSK-34 3-3/8 1” G2-332 59-11/16
BSK-36 3-3/4 1-1/2 G2-335 57”
BSK-40 3-3/4 1-1/4 G2-334 55-3/8
BSK-41 3-3/4 1-7/8 G2-335 56-1/2
BSK-42 4-1/8 1-1/2 G2-337 N/A
BSK-44 4-1/2 2-3/8 G2-341 56-5/16
BSK-46 4-1/4 1-15/16 G2-339 57”
BSK-47 4-1/4 1-1/2 N/A N/A
BSK-49 4-5/8 1-1/2 N/A N/A
BSK-50 4-5/8 2” G2-341 57-5/8
BSK-54 4-3/4 1-1/2 G2-341 57-1/2
BSK-56 4-3/4 2” G2-341 57-7/8
BSK-66 5-1/2 2” N/A N/A
BSK-69 5-3/4 2” G2-425 62-3/4
BSK-74 6-1/8 2-1/4 G2-425 59-11/16
BSK-75 6-1/4 2-1/4 G2-425 59-11/16
BSK-76 6” 2” G2-425 61-1/8
BSK-85 6-3/4 2-3/4 G2-430 68-3/4
BSK-101 7-3/4 3-1/2 G2-438 64-5/16
BSK-102 8” 3-1/2 G2-438 64-5/16
BSK-105 9” 4” G2-441 73”
BSK-1000 10” 4” G2-441 73”
NOTE:
GOTCO Bumper Subs are similar to, but not interchangeable with other competitor style bumper subs.
These tools are only similar in design in respect to geometry, function, and the stroke of the tool.
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Tightening Torque For Mechanical Bumper Subs

Values shown are for use with a computer based system for reading torque
Top Sub to Barrel Kelly Sub to Barrel Piston to Mandrel
ASSY NO.
(FT-LBS) (FT-LBS) (FT-LBS)
BSK-5 520 520 240
BSK-15 550 550 300
BSK-25 1,750 1,750 1,000
BSK-30 1,800 1,800 1,000
BSK-34 2,000 2,000 1,000
BSK-36 2,500 2,500 1,400
BSK-40 2,500 2,500 1,200
BSK-41 2,650 2,650 1,600
BSK-42 3,200 3,200 2,000
BSK-44 3,500 3,500 2,200
BSK-46 4,000 4,000 2,200
BSK-47 N/A N/A N/A
BSK-49 N/A N/A N/A
BSK-50 5,700 5,700 2,700
BSK-54 4,500 4,500 2,200
BSK-56 5,300 5,300 3,250
BSK-69 6,000 6,000 3,700
BSK-75 13,000 13,000 7,000
BSK-85 13,500 13,500 5,500
BSK-101 15,000 15,000 6,000
BSK-102 24,000 24,000 10,000
BSK-105 24,000 24,000 16,000
BSK-600 6,000 6,000 3,700
BSK-650 13,000 13,000 7,000
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Fishing Bumper Sub Strength Table

Part No. O.D. I.D. Tensile Torque
Strength (lbs) (ft-lbs)
BSK-5 1- 13/16 3/8 71,550 880
**BSK-15 2-1/4 1/2 129,000 1,700
BSK-25 3-1/8 1-17/32 165,500 4,430
BSK-30 3-5/32 1 190,900 4,700
BSK-34 3-3/8 1 217,600 5,500
BSK-36 3-3/4 1-1/2 240,550 7,130
**BSK-40 3-3/4 1-1/4 285,300 6,100
BSK-41 3-3/4 1-7/8 258,000 6,700
BSK-42 4-1/8 1-1/2 315,000 11,150
BSK-44 4-1/2 2-3/8 294,000 14,300
BSK-46 4-1/4 1-15/16 302,200 9,900
BSK-50 4-5/8 2 322,250 15,000
BSK-54 4-3/4 1-1/2 488,500 16,200
BSK-56 4-3/4 2 403,800 15,000
BSK-69 5-3/4 2 568,300 27,700
BSK-74 6-1/8 2-1/4 758,300 44,650
BSK-75 6-1/4 2-1/4 865,200 44,650
BSK-76 6 2 713,000 27,700
BSK-85 6-3/4 2-3/4 761,000 39,200
BSK-101 7-3/4 3-1/2 761,600 38,200
**BSK-102 8 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
BSK-105 9 4 1,443,900 115,250
BSK-312 3-1/8 1 177,430 4,700
BSK-600 6 2 717,150 27,700
**BSK-650 6-1/2 2-1/4 1,085,000 44,600
**BSK-675 6-3/4 2-1/4 1,088,000 44,600
BSK-700 7 2-3/4 997,000 39,200
**BSK-812 8-1/8 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
**BSK-825 8-1/4 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
**BSK-850 8-1/2 3-1/2 968,700 38,200
**BSK-950 9-1/2 4 2,040,200 115,000
**BSK-1000 10 4 2,040,200 115,000
Note: Strength values listed are considered accurate to within plus or minus 15% and are intended to be
used for a guideline only. This does not imply a guarantee for this product. All calculations were based on
the minimum yield strength of the material used for manufacturing of the product.
**Indicates that the mandrel tensile strength was less than that of the barrel, so calculated values are based
on the mandrel, not the barrel for that assembly.
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LUBRICATED BUMPER SUB STRENGTH DATA

ASSEMBLY TENSILE STRENGTH TORQUE
(YIELD) lbs. BUMPER SUB DRILL PIPE REF.
LBS-375 300,750 7,000 14,020
43470
LBS-42 397,600 9,250 14,020
43531
LBS-46 484,650 15,000 25,580
39727
LBS-62 777,150 32,600 44,770
39737
LBS-76 1,276,950 62,400 85,630
39752
Note: The strength shown are theoretical calculations based on yield strength of the material used in each case.
These strengths are accurate within 20% of the figures shown and do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied, but
serve as a guide only. All jarring and pulling loads assumes that the force is acting alone and is essentially along the
major axis of the tool. If torque, tension, and bending are used together, the resulting combined stresses may lead to
tool failure..
RECOMMENDED TIGHTENING TORQUE FOR THREADED
CONNECTIONS
ASSEMBLY TOOL TOP SUB to KNOCKER MANDREL MANDREL MIDDLE
O.D x I.D. MANDREL to to BODY to BODY to
(in.) MANDREL WASHPIPE MIDDLE WASHPIPE
(ft-lbs.) (ft-lbs.) BODY BODY
(ft-lbs.) (ft-lbs.)
LBS-375 3-3/4 x 1-1/2 ---------- 400 490 3,500 3,500
43470
LBS-42 4-1/4 x 1-15/16 ---------- 650 700 4,600 4,600
43531
LBS-46 4-3/4 x 2” ---------- 1,100 1,690 7,500 7,500
39727
LBS-62 6-1/4 x 3-1/8 ---------- 3,120 9,750 16,300 16,300
39737
LBS-76 7-3/4 x 3-1/2 ---------- 7,690 21,000 31,200 31,200
39752
Note: Do not exceed indicated torque.
The tightening torque values were calculated assuming lubizication grease was applied on threads and shoulders.
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GOTCO Drilling Safety Joint Strength Data

ASS’Y O.D. I.D. CONNECTION MAX. MAX.
PART NO. (INCHES) (INCHES) TENSILE TORSION
DSJ-XXX (POUNDS) (Ft-lbs.)
190 1-29/32 7/8 1” EUE 65,300 4,460

306 3-1/16 1-3/4 2-3/8 EUE 409,000 34,600
312 3-1/8 1” 2-3/8 REG 567,900 40,700
312-001 3-1/8 1.992 2-3/8 EUE 375,600 34,300
325 3-1/4 1” 2-3/8 REG 619,600 45,900
325-001 3-1/4 1-7/8 2-3/8 EUE 456,000 41,200
337 3-3/8 1-3/4 2-3/8 IF 178,000 22,000
350 3-1/2 1-3/4 2-3/8 IF 233,600 29,000
365 3-21/32 2-7/16 2-7/8 EUE 169,000 23,200
375 3-3/4 1-1/4 2-7/8 REG 351,000 44,200
412 4-1/8 2-1/8 2-7/8 IF 361,400 51,900
425 4-1/4 1-1/2 3-1/2 REG 429,200 62,000
450 4-1/2 2-1/16 3-1/2 FH 466,600 71,200
462 4-5/8 2-7/16 3-1/2 FH 534,500 83,000
475 4-3/4 2-11/16 3-1/2 IF 445,800 74,700
500 5” 2-11/16 3-1/2 IF 450,000 80,600
575 5-3/4 3-1/4 4” IF 642,000 130,500
600 6” 3” 4-1/2 FH 505,600 112,000
612 6-1/8 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 602,500 134,500
625 6-1/4 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 702,500 157,500
637 6-3/8 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 804,900 181,000
650 6-1/2 3-3/4 4-1/2 IF 909,200 205,000
675 6-3/4 2-3/4 5-1/2 REG 1,120,000 255,000
700 7” 4” 5-1/2 FH 986,000 242,000
737 7-3/8 4” 5-1/2 FH 1,335,000 332,000
775 7-3/4 3-1/2 6-5/8 REG 1,405,000 372,600
800 8” 3-1/2 6-5/8 REG 915,000 271,000
825 8-1/4 3-1/2 6-5/8 REG 1,920,000 516,900
850 8-1/2 5-29/32 6-5/8 REG 976,000 309,000
900 9” 4” 7-5/8 REG 1,900,000 584,000
925 9-1/4 4” 7-5/8 REG 2,190,000 675,000
1000 10” 4-3/4 8-5/8 REG 2,860,000 930,000
Makeup the Drilling Safety Joint using standard makeup torque values for a given connection. To
disengage, lift approximately 1,000 pounds and turn left (for a right-hand tool). The DSJ should disengage
using approximately 45%-50% of the makeup torque value for the given connection.
These strength calculations are to be used as a guideline and are considered to be accurate within plus or
minus 15% of the stated values. They do not constitute a guarantee. While using these tools, appropriate
allowance should be made as a safety factor. Hole conditions, in which these tools are being used, should
also be considered as well.
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Washpipe Reference Chart:
SIZE WEIGHT I.D. WALL JOINT YIELD MIN. HOLE SIZE MAX FISH O.D.
3-1/2 9.2 2.992 .254 3,000 3-1/4 2-11/16
3-3/4 9.5 3.25 .250 3,000 4-1/8 2-7/8
4 11.0 3.476 .262 3,500 4-1/2 3
4 11.6 3.428 .286 4,000 4-1/2 3-1/16
4 14.0 3.340 .330 5,000 4-1/2 3
4 15.7 3.240 .380 6,000 4-1/2 2-7/8
4-1/2 13.5 3.920 .290 5,000 4-3/4 3-1/2
4-1/2 15.1 3.826 .337 7,000 4-3/4 3-3/8
4-3/4 16.0 4.082 .334 7,000 5-1/4 3-5/8
5 15.0 4.408 .296 7,000 5-3/4 4-1/4
5 18.0 4.276 .362 9,000 5-3/4 4-1/8
5-3/8 19.5 4.669 .353 10,000 6 4-1/4
5-1/2 17.0 4.892 .304 9,000 6-1/8 4-3/4
5-1/2 20.0 4.778 .361 11,000 6-1/8 4-5/8
5-1/2 23.0 4.670 .415 13,000 6-1/8 4-1/2
5-1/2 26.0 4.548 .476 16,000 6-1/8 4
5-3/4 18.0 5.126 .312 11,000 6-7/8 4-7/8
6 20.0 5.352 .324 12,000 7 5-1/8
6 23.0 5.240 .380 14,000 7 5-1/8
6-1/4 20.0 5.626 .312 12,000 7 5-1/5
6-3/8 24.0 5.625 .375 16,000 7 5-1/8
6-3/8 28.0 5.499 .438 20,000 7 5
6-5/8 24.0 5.921 .352 16,000 7-3/8 5-5/8
6-5/8 28.0 5.791 .417 20,000 7-3/8 5-5/8
6-3/4 35.0 5.710 .520 25,000 7-1/2 5-5/8
7 26.0 6.276 .362 18,000 7-7/8 6-1/8
7 29.0 6.184 .408 21,000 7-7/8 6
7 32.0 6.094 .453 23,000 7-7/8 5-7/8
7-3/8 29.0 6.625 .375 20,000 7-7/8 6-1/2
7-5/8 26.4 6.969 .328 20,000 8-5/8 6-1/8
7-5/8 29.7 6.875 .375 23,000 8-5/8 6-3/4
7-5/8 33.7 6.765 .430 27,000 8-5/8 6-1/2
7-5/8 39.0 6.625 .500 32,000 8-5/8 6-1/2
7-5/8 45.3 6.435 .595 39,000 8-1/2 6-1/4
8 31.0 7.25 .375 24,000 8-1/2 7-1/8
8-1/8 32.0 7.385 .370 24,000 8-5/8 7-1/8
8-1/8 32.5 7.375 .375 25,000 8-5/8 7-1/8
8-1/8 35.5 7.285 .420 30,000 8-5/8 7
8-1/8 39.5 7.185 .470 35,000 8-5/8 6-7/8
8-7/16 35.5 7.626 .406 30,000 9-1/2 6-1/2
8-5/8 36.0 7.825 .400 30,000 9-5/8 7-3/4
8-5/8 40.0 7.725 .450 35,000 9-5/8 7-3/8
8-5/8 44.0 7.625 .500 40,000 9-5/8 6-1/2
9 40.0 8.150 .425 35,000 9-7/8 8
9-3/16 31.0 8.532 .326 35,000 10 8-1/4
9-5/16 38.0 8.535 .389 35,000 10 8-1/4
9-1/2 47.0 8.537 .483 48,000 10 8-3/8
9-5/8 40.0 8.835 .395 40,000 10-1/2 8-1/2
9-5/8 43.5 8.755 .435 45,000 10-1/2 8-3/8
9-5/8 47.0 8.681 .472 50,000 10-1/2 8-3/8
9-5/8 53.5 8.535 .545 60,000 10-1/2 8-1/8
10-3/4 45.5 9.950 .400 50,000 11-3/4 9-3/4
10-3/4 51.0 9.850 .450 60,000 11-3/4 9-1/2
10-3/4 55.0 9.760 .495 65,000 11-3/4 9-3/8
11-3/4 54.0 10.880 .435 65,000 12-3/4 10-1/2
11-3/4 60.0 10.772 .498 80,000 12-3/4 10-3/8
13-3/8 72.0 12.347 .514 110,000 14-3/8 11-3/4
16 109.0 14.688 .656 150,000 17-1/2 14-1/2
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Drift Dia. (Tool
Rolls)
4 1/2 9.5 CR-5-5 3.688 3 1/2 CR-5-4 3.875 7 1/2 CR-5-3 3.688 8 CR-5-2 3.125 5 1/4 4.032
11.6 3.688 5 1/2 3.938
13.6 3.526 4 1/2 3.859
4 3/4 15.75 3.688 3 1/2 3.875 7 1/4 3.688 8 4.032
5 11.5 4.250 7 1/2 4.250 10 4.250 12 4.500
13.0 4.114 9 4.438
15.0 4.000 5 1/2 4.192 9 1/2 4.000 10 1/2 4.343
17.7 3.976 8 4.234
18.0 3.965 8 4.218
21.0 3.688 3 1/2 4.000 8 3.688 8 4.094
5 1/2 13.0 CR-54-5 4.662 9 CR-54-4 4.802 14 CR-54-3 4.662 16 CR-5-2 3.750 6 4.982
14.0 4.738 14 4.950
15.0 4.666 13 4.912
15.5 4.609 9 13 4.609 16 4.888
17.0 4.554 11 4.830
20.0 4.359 6 4.574 11 4.359 13 4.716
23.0 4.358 10 4.608
5 3/4 14.0 4.875 12 5.082 17 4.875 19 5.228
17.0 4.894 15 5.128
19.5 4.662 9 4.894 15 4.662 16 5.028
22.5 4.694 14 4.928
6 15.0 5.125 15 5.300 20 5.125 22 5.462
16.0 5.250 19 5.438
18.0 5.100 18 5.362
20.0 4.956 16 5.290
23.0 4.875 12 4.982 17 4.875 19 5.178
6 5/8 17.0 CR-7-5 5.734 15 CR-7-4 5.910 24 CR-7-3 5.734 27 CR-5-2 5.000 17 6.072
20.0 5.745 22 5.987
22.0 5.609 13 5.745 22 5.609 25 5.927
24.0 5.609 20 5.859
26.0 5.478 18 5.793
26.0 5.442 17 5.775
28.0 5.350 16 5.729
29.0 5.359 10 5.547 18 5.359 22 5.699
32.0 5.375 16 5.613
7 17.0 6.250 24 6.202 29 6.250 36 5.500 22 6.476
20.0 6.038 25 6.394
22.0 6.000 20 6.164 26 6.000 32 6.336
23.0 6.108 26 6.304
24.0 6.000 20 6.048 25 6.000 32 6.274
26.0 5.830 16 6.094 26 5.830 28 6.214
28.0 5.970 25 6.152
29.0 5.910 24 6.122
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Mean
Casing Upper Roller Middle Roller Low er Roller Nose Cone
Casing
Size Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Part No. O.D. Wt. Drift Dia.
(Tool
7 30.0 CR-7-5 CR-7-4 5.854 23 CR-7-3 CR-7-2 6.092
32.0 5.734 15 5.830 23 5.734 27 5.000 17 6.032
35.0 5.609 13 5.776 22 5.609 25 5.942
38.0 5.609 20 5.858
40.0 5.442 17 5.774
7 5/8 20.0 CR-85-5 6.500 23 CR-85-4 6.875 42 CR-7-3 6.500 43 CR-7-2 5.375 30 7.062
24.0 6.676 39 6.963
26.4 6.562 37 6.906
29.7 6.188 18 6.686 42 6.188 40 6.812
33.7 6.468 35 6.703
39.0 6.188 30 6.563
8 5/8 24.0 CR-85-5 7.562 44 CR-85-4 7.758 62 CR-85-3 7.562 67 CR-7-2 6.500 48 8.035
28.0 7.594 56 7.955
32.0 7.375 39 7.594 56 7.375 62 7.859
36.0 7.402 54 7.763
38.0 7.302 52 7.713
40.0 7.125 38 7.452 54 7.125 58 6.000 40 7.663
43.0 7.304 52 7.589
44.0 7.250 44 7.563
49.0 7.024 45 7.449
9 34.00 CR-95-5 8.000 44 CR-95-4 7.676 50 CR-95-3 8.000 74 CR-7-2 6.625 42 8.212
38.00 7.718 37 7.768 52 7.718 67 8.118
40.00 7.676 50 8.072
45.00 7.343 27 7.812 54 7.343 57 7.954
55.00 7.375 43 7.734
9 5/8 29.30 8.500 58 8.720 82 8.500 88 8.985
32.30 8.696 81 8.973
36.00 8.438 75 8.843
40.00 8.250 51 8.514 77 8.250 81 8.757
43.00 8.350 70 8.677
47.00 8.000 44 8.456 76 8.000 74 8.603
53.50 8.164 63 8.457
10 33.00 8.812 70 9.050 91 8.812 100 9.306
10 3/4 32.75 CR-106-5 9.500 36 CR-106-4 9.728 78 CR-106-3 9.500 96 CR-106-2 8.250 60 10.114
40.00 9.444 68 9.976
40.50 9.972
45.00 9.254 59 9.882
45.50 9.872
48.00 9.148 54 9.824
51.00 9.250 27 9.294 60 9.250 87 9.772
54.00 9.162 56 9.706
55.50 9.114 50 9.682
11 3/4 38.0 10.250 36 10.869 122 10.250 128 8.750 80 11.072
42.00 10.754 113 11.002
47.00 10.594 108 10.922
54.00 10.354 104 10.802
60.00 10.138 95 10.694
12 40.00 10.750 90 10.862 120 10.750 150 11.306
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Drift Dia. (Tool
Rolls)
13 40.00 CR-133-5 11.625 105 CR-133-4 11.846 118 CR-133-3 11.625 158 CR-133-2 10.00 120 12.360
45.00 11.677 107 12.282
50.00 11.534 100 12.204
54.00 11.410 95 12.142
13 3/8 48.00 12.000 75 12.024 118 12.000 178 12.637
54.50 11.812 117 12.537
61.00 11.625 107 12.437
13 3/8 68.00 CR-133-5 11.625 105 CR-133-4 11.812 102 CR-133-3 11.625 158 CR-133-2 12.337
72.00 11.677 97 12.269
83.00 11.320 93 12.097
85.00 11.288 90 12.081
16 55.00 CR-185-5 14.500 146 CR-185-4 14.844 250 CR-185-3 14.500 284 CR-185-3 14.00 340 15.297
65.00 14.554 234 15.172
75.00 14.344 220 15.047
84.00 14.114 210 14.932
18 5/8 78.00 17.000 325 17.304 440 17.000 463 17.777
87.50 17.104 392 17.104
96.50 16.904 370 17.577
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(SECTION 6)
CASING SCRAPER
(selection table)
4” 4-1/2 4-1/2 5” 4-1/2 / 5” 5” 5-1/2

CASING SIZE
CASING 9.5 – 13.4 9.5 – 13.5 15.1 – 18.8 15 – 18 4-1/2 - 9.5 – 13.5 11.5 - 18 13 - 23
WEIGHT 5” – 23.2 – 24.1
ASSEMBLY 3-1/8” O.D. 3-1/8” O.D. 3-1/8” O.D. 3-1/8” O.D. 3-5/8” O.D. 3-5/8” O.D. 3-5/8” O.D.
SPRINGS CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458 CS-G-8458
CASING SIZE 5-1/2 6” 6-5/8 6-5/8 6-5/8 / 7” 7”

CASING 13 - 23 15 - 23 17 - 23 24 - 32 6-5/8 -17 – 28 17 - 29
WEIGHT 7” – 26- 38
ASSEMBLY 4.410 O.D. 4.410 O.D. 4.410 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D.
SPRINGS CS-G-8558 CS-G-8558 CS-G-8558 CS-G-8558 CS-G-8708 CS-G-8708
CASING SIZE 7-5/8 7-5/8 8-3/4 9-5/8 9-5/8 9-3/4 / 9-7/8 10-3/4
CASING 20 - 39 26.4 – 45.3 8-5/8 - 24 – 49 29.3 - 53.5 43.5 – 61.1 9-3/4 –59.20 32.75 – 55.5
WEIGHT 8-3/4 - 49.7 9-7/8 –62.80
ASSEMBLY 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 5-3/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D.
SPRINGS CS-G-8708 CS-G-8708 CS-G-8708 CS-G-8868 CS-G-8868 CS-G-8868 CS-G-8868-HD
CASING SIZE 10-3/4 11-3/4 / 11-7/8 13-3/8 10-3/4 11-3/4 13-3/8

CASING 60.7 – 73.2 11-3/4 - 38-71 48-72 32.75 – 55.5 38 – 65 48 – 72
WEIGHT 11-7/8-71.8
ASSEMBLY 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 7-7/8 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D.
SPRINGS CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD
CASING SIZE 18-5/8 20”

CASING 78 – 117.5 94-106.5
WEIGHT
COMPLETE CS-G-13300-4 CS-G-13300-5
ASSEMBLY 9-1/2 O.D. 9-1/2 O.D.
BODY CS-G-13300 CS-G-13300
BLADES CS-G-13301-4 CS-G-13301-5
CENTER RING CS-G-13302 CS-G-13302
BOLTS CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867
SPRINGS CS-G-8868-HD CS-G-8868-HD
NOTE: All but the BODY can be ordered as Replacement Parts, contact GOTCO Sales for details.
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CASING PATCH LEAD SEAL TYPE
SETTING LOAD TABLE:
Assembly Casing Size Casing Patch Setting

O.D. Load
(lbs.)
LS-23 2-3/8 3-7/16 10,800
LS-27 2-7/8 4 12,700
LS-350 3-1/2 4-3/4 21,000
LS-4 4 5-1/4 22,300
LS-44 4-1/2 5-3/4 26,000
LS-5 5 6-1/4 30,000
LS-54 5-1/2 6-13/16 32,000
LS-56 5-3/4 7-1/16 31,200
LS-6 6 7-5/16 32,500
LS-65 6-5/8 7-15/16 44,000
LS-7 7 8-3/8 42,000
LS-75 7-5/8 9 48,000
LS-85 8-5/8 9-5/8 54,000
LS-95 9-5/8 11-1/8 65,000
LS-97 9-7/8 11-3/8 69,400
LS-106 10-3/4 12-5/16 76,000
LS-116 11-3/4 13-1/2 70,500
LS-133 13-3/8 15-1/2 103,000
LS-135 13-5/8 15-7/8 105,000
LS-2000 20 24 283,000
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SETTING LOAD TABLE (for Packer Type Casing Patch):

Assembly Casing Casing Max. Max. Tensile Max.
Size Patch Internal Recommended Strength (lbs) Recommended
O.D. Burst Pressure (psi) @ Yield Pull Load (lbs)
(psi) Across w/ “0” psi w/ “0” psi
Packers
PCP-287 2-7/8 4” N/A
PCP-350 3-1/2 4-3/4” N/A
PCP-450 4-1/2 5-3/4” 10,600 5,000 398,600 288,900
PCP-550 5-1/2 6-13/16” 10,300 5,000 481,850 361,350
PCP-662 6-5/8 7-15/16” 7,550 5,000 378,550 284,000
PCP-700 7” 8-3/8” 8,050 5,000 415,300 311,500
PCP-962 9-5/8 11-1/8” 7,400 5,000 568,320 426,250
PCP-1175 11-3/4 13-3/8” 7,290 3,500 667,150 500,400
PCP-1337 13-3/8 15-1/8” 6,200 3,500 686,650 515,000
The values listed above are accurate within plus or minus 20% and are intended to be used only as a guide.
They do not constitute a guarantee, actual or implied.
NOTE: The figures listed for “burst” values, apply to the Bowl only. Maximum packer pressure values
should NOT be exceeded. Combined load of tensile and pressure should be taken into account when using
the casing patch.
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TECHNICAL MANUAL Repair & Remedial

Revised, January 15, 2014

ISO 9001: 2015 Certified Sales: 281-376-3784 ph.

For Ordering: Sales; 281-376-3784, or 1-800-OVERSHOT (683-7746), or FAX 281-376-1614

Series 10 Overshot Pulling Strengths

7 9342 1 29/32 39,500 Over 1" to MAX Basket 28,500

11 9881 2 5/16 138,100 Over 1" to MAX Basket 93,900

14 27767 2 1/8 55,700 Over 1" to MAX Basket 40,100

17 16072 2 1/4 55,700 Over 1-1/8" to MAX Basket 40,100

19 9402 2 5/16 55,700 Over 1-1/8" to MAX Basket 40,100

23 9532 2 7/8 200,400 Over 1-1/8" to MAX Basket 144,400

25 15861 2 27/32 70,000 Over 1-1/8" to MAX Basket 51,100

Series 10 Makeup Torque Chart (Top Sub to Bowl / Guide to Bowl)

Series 20 Overshot Pulling Strengths

Short, Lead-in angle on the

rotating to the right while gradually lowering the

ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION

GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 10 SUCKER ROD

GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 20 SHORT CATCH SUCKER ROD

DIMENSIONS & CALCULATED STRENGTHS

Series 70 Overshot Pulling Strengths

Short, Lead-in angle on the

SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH OVERSHOT MAINTENANCE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION Always disassemble, clean and lubricate after

When Ordering Please Specify:

GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH

GOTCO OVERSHOT - SERIES 70 SHORT CATCH (CONTINUED)

Series 150 Series 150

SERIES 150 RELEASING & CIRCULATING

CONSTRUCTION Grapple controls are used as a special key to allow

GRIPPING AND RELEASING MECHANISM

1. Disassemble and clean the overshot after each

2. The lower end of the grapple is anchored in the DISASSEMBLY

Series 150 Overshot Pulling Strength

Strength Calculations are based on the load

Oversized Guide Wall Hook Guide

Extension Sub Mill Guide Mill Extension

EXTENSION SUB EXTENSION SUB:

EXTENSION SUBS WEIGHTS, LB, FOR VARIOUS LENGTHS AND OD’S

WALL HOOK GUIDES

 Lay chain though jaw channel (1) and hook (2).

The method shown on this page, is the most reliable and

Sheared drill pipe Mill Operation

Mill Operation Sheared D.P. Retrieval

The Overshot assembly is lowered into the BOP

STEP #2: RETRIEVING THE FISH

After completing step #1, milling operations, the

The Overshot is again lowered into the BOP. The

When Ordering Please Specify:

Recommended Spare Parts:

WALL HOOK GUIDES:

LOCK RINGS AND SPACERS:

GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)

GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)

GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)

GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)

GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)

GOTCO OVERSHOTS - SERIES 150 (Sorted by Maximum Catch)