fg 7 PRODUCT TECHNICAL BROCHURE a ee aan snk ¢ — a ae a at a poe 2 B a ee as pet ete | , “JD” SERIES RET PULLING TOOL — — suger ae _ 2 = ee —_ : se Le srt enna [ee ae ee ster nee fa ce soakeccbas see cater eee area gee eee dese nana FOR COMPANY USE ONLY INTRODUCTION E The "JD" Series Pullirg Tool is a wireline service tool designed to remove retrievable subsurface de- vices, with outside fishing necks, from a well, The "JD" Series Pull- ing Tool is available vith different core lengths which pernits the tool to retrieve subsurface devices with fishing necks of different lengths of reach. The “JD" Series Pulling Tool util- izes the "D" sub which is made up to the skirt of the tool. The dogs, which are mounted on the skirt, are inserted into the vertical openings in the skirt. The dogs are spring loaded and have pawls located in the windows in the skirt. The "JD" Series Pulling Tool cen te released, if necessary, from tke retrievable device by downware jarring. In CAMCO's pulling tool nomencle- ture, the second letter designates the direction of sheer release fer the tool. A "JD" is a "jar down" release tool. The third letter des~ ignates core length; a “C" being a "long" core and an "S" a short core. A third core length, designated es an "L", 4s even shorter than an "s" but has limited application,RECOMMENDED WIRELINE TOOL STRING Jd wine ROPE [socket FY WIRELINE J — STEM [—Hyp. sans (optional) MECHANICAL [— 4aRs TT KNUCKLE JOINT (optional) i PULLING [Toon WIRELINE PULLING PROCEDURE 1. Ensure that the “JD" Series Pulling Tool is fully assembled and in proper working order. Make up the pulling tocl onto the wireline tool string. + Equalize pressure above and be- Low the subsurface device. 3. Run the tool string into the well until the pulling tool latches onto the fishing neck of the subsurface device. The approxi mate depth of the subsurface de~ vice is known from well records. 4. Jar upward release the sub- surface device from the well. There shoulé be an increase in the tool string weight in- dicating thet the device has been retrieved. 5. Remove the wireline tool string from the well. “JD" SERIES PULLING TOOL OPERATION The "JD" Series Pulling Tool is run into the well using standard wireline techniques. When the pull- ing tool contacts the fishing neck of the subsurface device, the spring loaded dogs move upward and out, allowing the lug members of the dogs to pass over the fishing neck. When the lugs are below the fishing neck, the dog spring forces a down- ward, clutening action of the lugs around the fishing neck. Upward jarring on the wireline releases the subsurface device from tre well. ABORTING TEE PULLING OPERATION The "JD" Series Pulling Tool can be released from the subsurface device, witaout pulling the device, by down- ward jarring, Downward jarring ex- erts force against a shear pin which attaches the core to the skirt of the pulling tool. When the pin shears, the heavier core spring overcomes the resistance of the theof the core engages the base of the pawls, pushing the pawls upward. As the pawls move upward, they, in turn, pull the dogs upward. As the dogs move upward along the inclined surface of the vertical openings in the skirt, the dogs move outward, releasing the lugs on the dogs from the fishing neck of the subsurface device. The pulling tool is now free from the subsurface device. RELEASING THE PULLING TOOL FROM HE SUBSURFACE DEVICE AT THE SURFACE To release the pulling tool from the subsurface device at the sur- face, grasp the dogs in the area of the pawls. Pull the dogs toward the upper end of tke tool, compress~ ing the dog sprirg. As the cogs ate pulled upward, they will nove outward, releasing the lugs on the dogs from the fishing neck of the subsurface device. The subsurface device can now be removed from the pulling tool. REQUIRED TOOLS Vise Strap Wrench Ball Peen Hammer Pin Punches of Appropriate Size Standard Tip Screwdriver Re-Pinning Tool, (Pt. No. 87071) Allen Wrench of Appropriate Size oe poeee B 2 RECOMMENDED SUPPLIES Cleaning Fluid Solvents such as perchloroethylene should be used, Since solvents of this type do not leave an oil film, it is essential that thread lubri- cant pplied if Thread Lubricant A lead bases lubricant such as API Modified Thread Compound has de- monstrated good anti-galling pro- perties. DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE Place the pulling tool in a vise. The grip of the vise should be located on the fishing neck (1). Disassembly Procedure for the 1-1/4" and the 1-3/8" Pulling Tool 1, Remove the pulling tool assembly from the fishing neck (1). 2. Remove the core cap (3) from the core (10). 3. Remove the core spring (4) from the core (10). 4. Remove the shear pin cover (5) from the spring retainer (7). 5. Using a pin punch and a ball peen hammer, remove the shear pin (6) from the spring retainer (7) and the core (10). 6, Slide the core (10) out through the lower end of the skirt (12). The pawls (9) will fall into the bore of the skirt (12), Remove the pawls from the bore of the skirt. 7. Remove the spring retainer (7) from the skirt (12). 8. Remove the dog spring (8) from the skirt (12). 9, Hold the fulling tool in a ver- tical position with the pin threaded end of the skirt facing upward. Using a pin punch, push the dogs (11) toward the threaded end skirt until of the they are free. Disassembly Procedure for of Pulling Tocis Other Size. 1, Remove the pulling tool assembly from the fishing neck (1). 2, Remove the dog spring (8) fron the skirt (12). For the 4" JDC Pulling Tcol, the spring cover must be removed before the dog spring can be removed from the. Remove the set screw (2) from the core cap (3). . Remove the core cap (3) from the core (10). . Remove the core spring (4) from the core (10). . Using a pin punch end a ball peen hammer, remove the shear pin (6) from the skirt (12) and the core qo). + Slide the core (19) out through the lower end of the skirt (12). The pawls (9) will fall into the bore of the skirt (12). Remove the pawls from the bore of the skirt. Hold the pulling tool in a ver- tical position with the pin threaded end of the skirt facing upward. the degs (11) toward the thread- ed end of the skirt until ate free. \SSEMBLY PROCEDURE ‘rior to assembly, -horoughly. Lubricate wash all Assembly Procedure for the 1-1/4" rad 3/8" Pulling Tool Insert the pin threaded end of the skirt (12) irto the bore of the dogs (11), Slide the dogs onto the skirt, cal openings provided for the dogs in the skirt. While per- formiag this operation, keep fingers clear of the in the skirt. Place a small amount of around the pawl. of a grease circular part of one bladed long screwdriver. Slide the pawl into the threaded skirt and insert the window provided in The grease will hold end of the pawl in the the skirt. the pawl in the window. Ins the remaining irt sing the same procedure. Using a pin punch, push they all parts threads vith a good quality thread lubricant. matching the legs of the dogs with the verti- opening Place the pawl on the end pawls into the ita 12. 13. 14 Install the dog spring (8) over the pin threaded end of the skirt (12). Make up the spring retainer (7) to the skirt (12). Align the shear pin hole in the core with the shear pin hole in the spring retainer (7). Using a ball peen aammer, insert the shear pin (4) into the aligned holes. File the shear pin flush with outside diameter of the skirt. Insert the ccre spring (4) over the core (10). Hake up the core cap (3) to the core (10). Pull the dogs upward to ensure at the dogs work freely in the skirt. Insert the appropriate size fish- {ng neck into the lower end of the pulling tool. Pull the fish- ing neck down several tines to ensure that the dogs engage the fishing neck and return to the recess in the skirt. With the fishing neck still in- serted into the end of the pull- ing tool, place the appropriate size gage ting over the end of the tool and remove the shear pin. Check to see if the fish- ing neck can be removed easily from the end of the tool with the gage ring still in place. Remove the gage ring and rein~ stall the shear pin (6). Install the shear pin cover (5) over the spring retainer (7). Make up the fishing neck to the spring retainer (7). Assecbly Procedure for the Other Sizes of Pulling Tools le Insert the pin the skirt (12) the dogs (11). threaded end of into the bore of Slide the dogs ento the skirt, matching the legs of the dogs with the ver~ tical openings provided for the dogs in the skirt. While per- forming this operation, keep rs opent10. Place a small amount of grease around the circular part of one pawl. Place the pawl on the end of a long bladed screwdriver. Slide the pawl into the threaded end of the skirt and insert the pawl in the window provided in the skirt. The grease will hold the pawl in the window. Install the remaining pawls into the skirt using the same procedure. Slide the core (10) into the ree a ese RN Take care that the pawls are not dislodged from the skirt. Align the shear pin hole in the core with the shear pin hole in the skirt (12). Using a bell peen hammer, insert the shear pin (6) into the aligned holes. File the shear pin flush with outside diameter of the skirt. Insert the core spring (4) over the core (10). Make up the core cap (3) to the core (10). Insert the set screw (2) into the core cap (3) and tighten fully. Pull the dogs upward to ensure that the dogs work freely in the skirt. Insert the appropriate size fish- ing neck into the lower end of the pulling tool. Pull the fish- ing neck down several times to ensure that the dogs engage the fishing neck and return to the recess in the skirt. With the fishing neck still in- serted into the end of the pull- ing tool, place the appropriate ze gage ring over the end of the tool and remove the shear pin. Check to see if the fish- ing neck can be removed easily from the end of the tool with the gage ring still in place. Remove the gage ring and rein- stall the shear pin (6). Install the dog spring (8) over the skirt (12). If applicable, install the spring cover over the dog spring (8). Make up the fishing neck to the skirt (12). REDRESS PROCEDURE The pulling tool should be thorough- ly cleaned, lubricated and the shear pin replaced after each pulling op- eration. Replacing the shear pin will prevent accidental shearing dur- ing subsequent pulling operations. Shear Pin Replacement for the 1-1/4" and 1-3/8" Pulling Tool 1. Place the pulling tool in a vise. The grip of the vise should be located on the fishing neck (1). 2. Remove the pulling tool assembly from the fishing neck (1). 3. Remove the shear pin cover (5) from the spring retainer (7). 4, Using a pin punch and a ball peen hammer, remove the shear pin (6) fron the spring retainer (7) and the core (10). 5. Install a new shear pin (6) into the aligned shear pin holes in the spring retainer (7) and the core (10). File the shear pin flush with the outside diameter of the spring retainer. 6. Install the shear pin cover (5) over the spring retainer (7). + Make up the fishing neck (1) onto the spring retainer (7) fully tight. If the shear pin has been sheared, use the followiag procedure for replacing the shear pin. 1. Remove the pulling tool assembly from the fishing neck (1). 2. Remove the shear pin cover (5) from the spring retainer (7). Pieces of the shear pin should fall out of the spring retainer. 3. Remove the core cap (3) from the core (19). 4. Remove the core spring (4) from the core (10). Do not remove the core from the pulling tool because the pawls (9) will fall into the bore of the tool. Align the shear pin hole in the spring retainer (7) with the shear pin hole in the core (10). If any shear pin pieces rem: he pin holes, kn oOLe Shear Pin Replacement for Other Sizes Using a pin punch and a ball peen hammer, install a new shear pin into the sprirg retainer (7) and the core (10). File the shear pin flush with the outside dia meter of the spring retainer. Install the shear pin cover (5) over the spring retainer (7). Install the core spring (4) over the core (10), Insert a screwdriver through the lower end of the skirt (12). Holding the core with the screw~ driver, make up the core cap (3) onto the core (10). CAUTION: Do not hold the spring retainer (7) while mak~ ing up the spring cap (3) onto the core (10). This pre- cedure could shear the shear pin in the and the core. spring retainer Make up the fishing neck (1) onto the spring retainer (7) fully tight. of Pulling Tools al Place the pulling tool in a vise. The grip of the vise should be located on the fishing neck (1). Remove the pulling tool assembly from the fishing neck (1). Remove the spring cover, if ap- plicable, andthe dog spring (5) from the skirt (12). Using a pin punch and a ball peen hammer, remove the shear pin (6) from the skirt (12) and the core (0). Instell a new shear pin (6) into the eligned shear pin holes in the skirt and the core. File the shear pin flush with the out~ side diameter of the skirt. Install the dog spring (8) over the skirt (12). If applicable, install the spring cover over the dog spring. Make up the fis to the skirt (12) neck (1) on- fully tigh If the shear pin has been sheared, use the following procedure for replacing the shear pin. Place the pulling tool ina vise. The grip of the vise should be located on the fishing neck (1). Remove the pulling tool assembly from the fishing neck (1). Remove the spring cover, if ap- plicable, and the dog spring (8) from the skirt (12). Make up the re-pinning tool (Pt. No. 87071) to the lower end of the core. Using the ve-pinning tool to move the core, align the shear pin hole in the skirt (12) with the shear pin hole in the core (0). If any shear pin pieces remain in the shear pin holes, knock out the remaining pieces with a pin punch and a ball peen hammer. Install a new shear pin into the aligned holes in the skirt (12) and the core (10). File the shear pin flush with the outside diameter of the skirt. Install the dog spring (8) over the skirt (12). If applicable, install the spring cover over the spring. Make up the fishing neck (1) on- to the skirt (12) fully tight.be Oa REMAINING SIZES of JD PULLING TOOLS 1-1/4'or 1-3/8" JD PULLING TOOL—- ——— RL aa 3 eT "JOC! 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