SECTION 6 – REPAIR & REMEDIAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CASING ROLLER---------------------------PAGE 2
Illustrations 2
General Description 3
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
General Description 9
Construction 9
Assembly 9
How To Order 9-10
CASING PATCH, LEAD SEAL TYPE--PAGE 11
Illustrations 11
General Description 12
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
General Description 16
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
General Description 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
‘www.gotco-usa.com’
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Gotco Casing Roller

Casing Roller Assembly

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 SECTION 6 – CASING ROLLER
CASING ROLLER
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Gotco Casing Roller is used to restore damaged
casing to its correct inside diameter. Its simple design
assures ease of operation and a minimum of moving
parts. The case hardened components are manufactured
from wear resistant alloy steel.
A nose cone and three rollers assemble quickly and
easily to the eccentric mandrel. Large precision ball
bearings retain the nose cone. A single mandrel is used
for many casing weights. Rollers are changed out for
use on each specific weight of casing to assure the
proper finished I.D. of your casing.
OPERATION
Make up the roller directly to the drill pipe. Run in to
the damaged section while rotating slowly. Lowering
gradually is advised to avoid excessive wear on the
rollers. Begin circulation, establish rotary speed of 50-
100 RPM and lower slowly through the damaged
section. (Note: Use of too little weight will cause
excessive wear. Be sure to add drill collars if necessary
to obtain a medium to heavy weight application.)
Maintain circulation at all times during operation.
CONSTRUCTION
Manufactured from specially selected alloys, designed
specifically to resist wear, the Gotco Casing Roller can
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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MAINTENANCE
Clean and grease the tool after each use. Disassembly
is simple.
1. Remove the special load slot set screw.
2. Roll the nose cone back and forth until all the
bearings have fallen out of this hole.
3. Slide off nose cone and rollers.
4. Clean all parts.
5. Inspect parts for wear.
6. When reassembling select correct rollers for
desired casing size and weight.
7. Grease all bearings and wear surfaces on OD of
mandrel.
8. Slide rollers into place.
9. Slide nose cone into place.
10. Insert required number of ball bearings into
loading slot on nose cone.
11. Insert special locking set screw into loading slot
and make up tightly.
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
When Ordering Please Specify:
1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part.
2) Casing O.D. and Weight.
3) Top Connection, if other than Standard.
Recommended Spares:
1) 1 Middle Roller, each Casing Size.
2) 1 Nose Cone, each Casing Size.
3) 1 Set of Ball Bearings.
4) 2 Loading Slot Set Screws.
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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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GOTCO CASING ROLLERS – RANGE SHEET

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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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)
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

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 SECTION 6 – CASING SCRAPER
CASING SCRAPER
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Gotco Casing Scraper is designed to remove scale,
mud cake, cement sheath, embedded bullets, and other
foreign material from the inside of the casing wall.
Maintaining a clean casing I.D. is vital to the efficient
operation of downhole tools used in drilling the well.
The resulting smooth surface properly prepares the
casing for subsequent downhole operations such as
packer setting and squeeze tools.
CONSTRUCTION
Manufactured from alloy steel and heat treated to
provide strength and durability, each scraper must pass
rigid non-destructive testing to ensure the highest
quality product. Each tool has six blades specially
aligned on the body to provide the maximum cutting
surface aria for vertical and rotational scraping. The
blades are designed to give optimum shearing action
with the least amount of restriction to returning well
fluid. The splined body provides absolute safety and
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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ease of maintenance and dressing of the tool. All Gotco
casing scrapers can be easily set for positive or spring
loaded scraping action. Even when set positive to drift,
the spring loaded design will effectively scrap varied
casing within the well. All blades are cast steel and heat
treated to provide long lasting service life.
ASSEMBLY
Assembly of the Gotco casing scrapper is quick and
simple and can easily be done in the field. Secure the
tool body. Insert springs into the blade body drive. Set
blade over body splines at center of tool, compress
blade and slide into splines. Install remaining blades in
the same manner. Offset the upper blade set from the
lower set by one spline. Secure blades to body with split
collar ring.
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
When Ordering Please Specify:
1) Name and part number
2) Connection, if not standard
3) Casing size and weight
 SECTION 6 – CASING SCRAPER

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
COMPLETE CS-G-7700-3 CS-G-7700-4 CS-G-7700-5 CS-G-7860-2 CS-G-7860-7 CS-G-7860-3 CS-G-7860-1
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.
BODY CS-G-7700 CS-G-7700 CS-G-7700 CS-G-7860 CS-G-7860 CS-G-7860 CS-G-7860
BLADES CS-G-8702-3 CS-G-8702-4 CS-G-8702-5 CS-G-8862-2 CS-G-8862-7 CS-G-8862-3 CS-G-8862-1
CENTER RING CS-G-7706 CS-G-7706 CS-G-7706 CS-G-7866 CS-G-7866 CS-G-7866 CS-G-7866
BOLTS CS-G-7707 CS-G-7707 CS-G-7707 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867
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
COMPLETE CS-G-7860-4 CS-G-7860-5 CS-G-7860-6 CS-G-13300-2 CS-G-13300-3 CS-G-13300-1
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.
BODY CS-G-7860 CS-G-7860 CS-G-7860 CS-G-13300 CS-G-13300 CS-G-13300
BLADES CS-G-8862-4 CS-G-8862-5 CS-G-8862-6 CS-G-13301-2 CS-G-13301-3 CS-G-13301-1
CENTER RING CS-G-7866 CS-G-7866 CS-G-7866 CS-G-13302 CS-G-13302 CS-G-13302
BOLTS CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867 CS-G-7867
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

CASING 78 – 117.5
WEIGHT
COMPLETE CS-G-13300-4
ASSEMBLY 9-1/2 O.D.
BODY CS-G-13300
BLADES CS-G-13301-4
CENTER RING CS-G-13302
BOLTS CS-G-7867
SPRINGS 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

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 SECTION 6 –CASING PATCH, LEAD SEAL TYPE
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
GRAPPLE PART# LS-23-8 LS-27-8 LS-4-8 LS-4-8 LS-5-8 LS-54-8 LS-56-8 LS-6-8

GRAPPLE PART# LS-23-7 LS-27-7 LS-4-7 LS-4-7 LS-5-7 LS-54-7 LS-56-7 LS-6-7
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

GRAPPLE PART# LS-65-3 LS-7-3 LS-75-3 LS-85-3 LS-95-3 LS-106-3 LS-116-3 LS-133-3
CARRIER
GRAPPLE PART# LS-65-8 LS-7-8 LS-75-8 LS-85-8 LS-95-8 LS-106-8 LS-116-8 LS-133-8

GRAPPLE PART# LS-65-7 LS-7-7 LS-75-7 LS-85-7 LS-95-7 LS-106-7 LS-116-7 LS-133-7
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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 SECTION 6 –CASING PATCH, PACKER TYPE
GOTCO PACKER TYPE CASING PATCH
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
The Gotco Packer Type Casing Patch is
designed to externally engage with damaged tubing or
casing, pack it off, and become a integral part of the
casing or tubing.
The “fish” must be properly prepared prior to
engaging with the casing patch. When the upper
portion of a casing string is ruptured or not concentric
with the lower portion, the upper portion must be
removed and replaced. The Gotco Packer Type
Casing Patch provides the means necessary to patch
between the old and the new casing.
The method for engaging is very similar to a
standard Gotco Series 150 Overshot which utilizes a
grapple and grapple control to engage and seal off
around the fish. The main difference is that the
Packer Type Casing Patch is capable of sealing off the
fish in both directions. This will provide a leak proof
seal which can be released if the need arises.
Full Circulation can be achieved through the
casing or tubing without any restriction.
CONSTRUCTION:
The Gotco Packer Type Casing Patch is
composed of only six mechanical parts, a packer, and
seal sets to prevent leakage and to pack off the fish.
This simple design allows for easy assembly,
operation, and maintenance of the tool. The design
incorporates a high grade of steel for all component
parts in order to withstand pulling strains and wear.
COMPONENT PARTS:
The Gotco Packer Type Casing Patch has a
Top Sub with an upper connection in order to properly
makeup to the running string. There is a seal located
at the bottom of the Top Sub to seal off between the
Top Sub and the Bowl.
The Bowl houses the rubber packer, Packer
Protector, Grapple, and the “E” Style Mill Control
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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The Grapple is similar in design to a standard
Gotco Series 150 Overshot, accept that it is a little
longer than a standard Overshot Grapple of a similar
size. The Grapple contains carburized water tight
wickers in the I.D. for engaging with the fish. There
are spirals machined on the outside diameter that
match opposing spirals on the inside diameter of the
Bowl. It is these opposing spiral angles that apply the
forces necessary to engage and secure the fish while
the tool is pulled upward. The Grapple is designed to
expand as necessary to allow for entry of the fish.
Both the wickers and the spirals on the Grapple are
made with a Left Hand lead, which will allow for
releasing from the fish by using right-hand rotation.
In order to pack-off around the casing or
tubing, a double rubber packer is provided that is
capable of sealing off pressure from both directions.
The Packer is made from compounds that is suitable
for general oil well servicing. The Packer is resistant
to most well fluids and abrasion.
When in operation, the Packer is protected by
the Seal Protector. The Seal Protector protects the
upper lip portion of the Packer while engaging with
the fish. As the fish enters the tool, it will push the
Packer Protector in it’s uppermost position against the
end of the Top Sub. As the fish passes the upper
portion of the Packer, the Packer lip will flex down
into a sealing position around the fish.
The Mill Control Packer is located at the
lower end of the tool inside the control cavity located
in the Bowl. The Mill Control Packer serves three
basic functions. First, it deburrs the fish as it enters
the lower portion of the tool. Secondly, it seals off
around the fish. Thirdly, it serves as a key to transmit
torque from the Bowl to the Grapple while allowing
for the Grapple to move freely up and down to engage
and release from the fish.
OPERATION:
Before running the Gotco Packer Type Casing
Patch, the fish must first be prepared. The upper end
of the fish must be free of burrs, splits, abnormalities,
and sometimes, properly sized.
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Assemble the tool to the running string and
buck it up tight. Use Tongs on the Top Sub Only!
Tonging on to the Bowl may cause the Bowl to become
distorted or crushed.
Lower the Casing Patch into the hole until the
fish depth is reached. When a depth just above the
fish is reached, begin slow right-hand rotation while
slowly lowering the Casing Patch. This step is
important for the proper function and operation of the
tool.
Once the Casing Patch has bottomed out on
the fish, the Packer Protector will have moved upward
and rest against the Top Sub. This can be verified by
watching the rig weight indicator. Allow for
approximately 15,000 to 20,000 pounds of weight to
be applied to the Casing Patch.
Pick up the running string and allow for slack
to be removed from the string. Avoid any backlash to
occur during this procedure. The effectiveness of the
Packer may be checked by applying mud pressure.
Care must be given to apply pressure slowly
so that the Packer will seat properly. Do not apply
sudden pressure or create shock loading with the mud
pumps during this operation.
Pick up the running string and apply sufficient
pull to remove any slack and set the slips. Do not
apply any upward or downward load. Any excessive
upward strain will reduce the hydrostatic pressure
capacity of the tool.
Note: If for some reason the tool is
disengaged with the fish, no attempt should be made
to re-engage with the fish without first bringing the
tool up to the surface to reset the Packer Protector
into the proper position. This will prevent any
damage occurring to the upper lip of the Packer.
TO RELEASE FROM THE FISH:
If for some reason it is necessary to release
and remove the Casing Patch from the tubing or
casing string, proceed as follows:
Bump down until the top of the fish bottoms
out against the Top Sub. After bumping down,
slowly elevate the string while slowly applying right-
hand rotation. Continue this action until the Casing
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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lubricate the rubber parts or the area of the
Bowl that houses the Packer.
2. Insert the Rubber Packer into the Packer
cavity located in the upper portion of the
Bowl. Collapse the Packer inward toward
the center in order to position it into the
Bowl. The orientation of the Packer doesn’t
matter since it is symmetrical.
3. Assemble the Packer Protector. This should
be slid into the upper portion of the Bowl and
into the upper portion of the rubber Packer
until it rest just against the lower lip of the
Packer. Do not go beyond the lower lip of
the Packer. It is a good idea to measure this
distance first in order to check how deep the
Protector will need to go into the Bowl.
4. Assemble the Grapple into the Bowl. The
Grapple will screw into the lower end of the
Bowl using left-hand rotation. The large
control slot should be facing toward you as it
is screwed into place inside the Bowl. The
Grapple should be screwed in until the slot in
the Grapple lines up with the slot in the
Bowl. This will allow the key on the Mill
Control Packer to properly fit inside the Bowl
and mate with the control slot portion of the
Grapple.
5. Insert the Mill Control Packer in the lower
portion of the Bowl making sure that the
control key is facing away from you and rest
into the control slot of the Bowl and Grapple.
6. Assemble the Guide to the lower portion of
the Bowl making sure that thread dope is
applied to the threads first.
7. Place the proper O-ring in the O-ring gland
provided on the Top Sub. Apply thread dope
to the threads and assemble the Top Sub to
the Bowl.
** To Disassemble, reverse the order of
assembly as shown above.
ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
When Ordering Please Specify:
1) Name and Number of Assembly or Part.
2) Casing O.D.
3) Size and Type of Thread
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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
Gotco manufactures a complete line of rotary subs.
Each sub provides a connection between joints of
different size or type of drilling, washover, or tubing
strings. Gotco subs may be used in applications when it
is necessary to have frequent disconnection points.
CONSTRUCTION
All Gotco subs are manufactured form high-alloy, heat-
treated steel and threaded to the customer’s
specifications.
Box to Box Box to Pin
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ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS
When Ordering Please Specify:
1) Length of Sub is determined by the required
overall measurement.
2) Size and type of thread each end, O.D., I.D.,
overall length. Length can be specified from
shoulder to shoulder of the part if desired.
3) For connections other than API, on request.
* Use this column for figuring Sub Blanks.
Note: Subs can be ordered pin to pin, box to box, or
box to pin and are available in lengths up to 96 inches.
Right- or left-hand threads can be provided.
Pin to Pin
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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
COMPLETE PART# XO-32 XO-34 XO-36 XO-40 XO-42 XO-44 XO-46
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
COMPLETE PART# XO-50 XO-52 XO-54 XO-56 XO-60 XO-62 XO-64
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
COMPLETE PART# XO-66 XO-70 XO-72 XO-74 XO-76 XO-80 XO-82
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
COMPLETE PART# XO-102 XO-104 XO-106 XO-11 XO-112 XO-114 XO-116
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
COMPLETE PART# XO-12 XO-122 XO-124 XO-126 XO-13 XO-132 XO-134
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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