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M23 and M24 Casing Cutters

Weatherford's hydraulically actuated M23 and M24 casing cutters cleanly cut a
wide range of casing sizes and weights without special surface equipment, making
them some of the most versatile and easy-to-operate tools of their kind. Cutting
pipe of any size within range of the tool in use requires only a change of knife.
The rotary table, top drive, power swivel, or downhole motor can provide rotating
power for these extremely rugged and efficient casing cutting tools. M23 and M24
cutters can be run directly on the drillpipe or with drill collars; however, Weatherford
recommends limiting use of collars to applications for which additional weight is
needed, such as cutting from a floating vessel.
Applications
! Cleanly cut a wide range of casing sizes and weights without special surface
equipment
Features, Advantages and Benefits

! M23 and M24 casing cutters require no special surface equipment. Simplicity and
a minimum of working parts make these cutters efficient, versatile, and rugged.
! Hydraulic actuation makes these cutters efficient and easy to use.
! The exclusive indicator bushing triggers a distinct pressure drop, giving an
obvious and unmistakable indication that the cut is complete.
! All principal parts are manufactured from special-quality, heat-treated alloy steel,
which extends the tool life and keeps the tool intact under the toughest operating
conditions. Inner parts are made from stainless steel for high corrosion
resistance. All knives are dressed with the finest-quality tungsten carbide
available.
Weatherford International Ltd.

515 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600
Houston, Texas 77027 USA
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M23 and M24 Casing Cutter

Specifications
Maximum Range Assembly Number

Multiple Strings Cemented
Single String
but Not Centralized,
Casing Sizes Body OD Cutting from
Cutting from Maximum M23 M24
Center
Off-center
(in.) (mm) (in.) (mm) (in.) (mm) (in.) (mm)
4-1/2 60.34 3-5/8 92.08 9-5/8 244.48 7 177.80 TT13350 N/A
5-1/2 73.03 4-1/4 107.95 13-3/8 399.73 10-3/4 273.05 TT10112 N/A
7 177.80 5-1/2 139.70 20 508.00 13-3/8 339.73 N/A TT100093
8-5/8 219.08 7-1/4 184.15 36 914.40 24 609.60 N/A TT64054
9-5/8 244.48 8-1/4 209.55 60 1,524.00 36 914.40 TT9994 N/A
10-3/4 273.05 9-1/2 241.30 60 1,524.00 36 914.40 TT9940 N/A
Weatherford International Ltd. Weatherford products and services are subject to the Company’s standard terms and conditions, available on request or
515 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600 at www.weatherford.com. For more information contact an authorized Weatherford representative. Unless noted
Houston, Texas 77027 USA otherwise, trademarks and service marks herein are the property of Weatherford. Specifications are subject to change
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Equipment
The difference between the M23 and the M24 casing cutters is the number of knives. The M23 model
has three knives; the M24 model has four. The four-knife arrangement introduces a different knife pin
pattern and method of holding the pins in place. Otherwise, the internal parts of the M23 and M24 are
the same, and both models follow the same basic design and operation principal as all Weatherford
casing cutters.
The cross-section drawings and parts list illustrate and identify all internal parts of the M23 and M24
casing cutters.
Assembly
The only difference between assembly of the M24 and assembly of the M23 casing cutter concerns the
knife pin arrangement for accommodating the fourth knife. To reinstall the knives, reverse the knife
installation procedure.
Note: If knives are being replaced for running back in the hole, always install each new knife in the first
open slot, with the knife pin partially in place, before removing or replacing the other knives. One-by-
one installation eliminates the need for prying down the knife rest bushing to slip in the knife heel
between it and the piston. Gather all listed parts.
1. Inspect all threads and sealing surfaces to ensure that all parts are free of damage, paying special
attention to areas near sealing members.
2. Repair or replace parts as required.
3. Use anti-galling compound on all threads and down hole grease on all O-rings. Heavily grease all
internal parts. Avoid damage to parts by using a soft jaw vise and strap wrenches to tighten
connections.
4. Set the tool body upright, and drop in the knife rest spring.
5. Use the hooked rod to set the knife rest bushing into place.
6. Install the piston assembly. (Refer to the Piston Bore Tolerances chart.) Push down the piston
assembly only far enough to permit threads on the indicator spider to engage.
7. Allow make-up of the indicator spider to push down the piston.
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Note: Bump the indicator spider snug, not tight. The thread is meant only to hold the indicator
assembly in place when the top sub is not in place.
9. Install the knives.
a. Set the tool upright, and check the piston location through the knife slot. If the bottom of the
piston is visible, pry the piston upward until the bottom is level with, or above, the top of the slot.
b. Install the short knife pin first, and proceed clockwise around the tool. With the pry bar under the
pin, have a helper press the knife rest bushing downward so that the shoulder on the bushing
meets the body.
c. Pick up the knife. With the point in one hand and the heel in the other, slip the knife in its slot,
and set the bottom of the heel on top of the knife rest bushing. Lift the point upward, and slip it
inward until the hole in the knife lines up with the hole in the body.
d. Slip the pin in place. Hold the knife by the point in a horizontal position. Have a helper remove
the pry bar and the knife pin.
e. Maintain the horizontal position of the first knife while installing the second, third, and fourth
knives to eliminate the need for prying down the knife rest bushing.
10. Install the knife pin keepers and retainer screws.
11. Install the top sub, and tighten by hand.
12. Make up the bull nose sub to the bottom of the tool.
13. Paint the exterior of the tool before storing.
Disassembly
Proper cleaning is very important and should be done as soon as possible after each use of the tool.
The entire unit, including internal working parts, is exposed to saltwater and drilling fluid chemicals.
Disassembly is simple: The indicator assembly holds in all internal parts. Knives must be removed to
allow removal of the knife rest bushing.
1. Remove the knives.
a. Set the tool upright, and remove the socket head cap screw.
b. Remove the knife pin retainer key.

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c. Take the end of the knife in one hand, and elevate the knife.
Caution: Use gloves. Tungsten carbide dressing on the end of the knife may be sharp enough
to cut fingers. Have a helper also elevate and hold other knives slightly higher than the one
being removed.
d. With a punch or small bar, push out the knife pin from right to left.
2. Proceed counterclockwise around the tool to remove all knives.
Caution: Lay knives on the floor. Do not drop them.
Note: If knives are being replaced for running back in the hole, always install each new knife in the
first open slot, with the knife pin partially in place, before removing or replacing the other knives.
One-by-one installation eliminates the need for prying down the knife rest bushing to slip in the knife
heel between it and the piston.
3. After all knives and the top sub are removed, remove the indicator assembly with the indicator
wrench (not shown) by rotating to the left.
4. Lay the tool horizontally on the floor. With a bar small enough to pass through from the bottom,
push out the knife rest bushing and the piston through the top opening.
Note: If the piston is too tight to push out with a bar, use a piston pulling tool.
5. Use a heavy wire or a small rod with a hook on the end to remove the spring.
6. Rinse the tool, inside and out, and all internal parts with fresh water, if available. If fresh water is not
available, use kerosene or diesel fuel. If rust is present, wire brush the piston cylinder and the
narrow portion of knife slots. Heavily grease the entire internal area, including the bore that accepts
the spring and knife rest bushing.

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Hydraulic Cutters – Minimum and Maximum Piston Bore Tolerances

Casing Sizes Body OD Minimum Bore Maximum Bore
Piston Packing
(in.) (mm) (in.) (mm) (in.) (mm) (in.) (mm)
4-1/2 60,34 3.63 92,08 2 50,80 2.01 51,05
5-1/2 73,03 4.25 107,95 Polypak 2.25 57,15 2.26 57,40
7 177,80 5.5 139,70 3 76,20 3.01 76,45
8-5/8 219,08 7.25 184,15 4.02 102,11 4.05 102,87
9-5/8 244,48 8.25 209,55 5.02 127,51 5.05 128,27
Mission Type
10-3/4 273,05 9.5 241,30 5.02 127,51 5.05 128,27
"A"
13-3/8 399,73 12 (M23) 304,80 6.02 152,91 6.05 153,67
13-3/8 399,73 12 (M24) 304,80 6.02 152,91 6.05 153,67
Operation
Typical operating parameters dictate rotary speeds starting at 40 rpm and working up to smooth torque
outputs, usually not exceeding 130 rpm. Pressure requirements seldom exceed 1,000 psi; and, except
under extremely unusual conditions, cuts should be made with no more than 400 to 600 psi across the
tool. Minimal fluid is required, as the cutter is equipped with a small orifice, located in the indicator
assembly, which expands when the tattletale indicator functions. Weatherford strongly recommends
use of seawater for circulating fluid to avoid damage to internal parts. If drilling mud must be used, it
should be as free of abrasives as possible.

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Knife Selection Guide for M23 and M24 Casing Cutters

3.625-in. OD Cutter Knives
Knife Legacy Number Casing Size
Multiple String Maximum Swept
Old length New knife length
Blank Dressed Single String (Casing Diameter
Cemented)
13571 11167 4.50 or 5.00 3.1 2.198 6.896
13574 11163 7.00 7.00 5.6 4.673 11.845
13647 12930-001 4.50 or 5.00 3.06 2.072 6.637/Insert
13649 12930-002 7.00 3.94 2.936 8.373/Insert
12931 * Obsolete *
Obsolete Obsolete Obsolete
use 12930-002

Cemented)
13575 10148 5 2.81 1.777 7.305
13576 10150 7.00 or 7.625 4.06 2.995 8.74
13577 10152 8.625 4.81 3.74 10.208
13578 10154 9.625 or 10.75 5.50-in. 9.625 6.94 5.87 14.489

Cemented)
13580 10125 3.63 2.288 8.076
13581 10126 4.44 3.076 9.666
13582 10128 4.88 3.508 10.515
13583 10130 5.75 4.369 12.236
13584 10132 6.63 5.249 13.994
13585 10134 7.75 6.361 16.220
13586 10136 10.38 8.991 21.480
13587 10188 15.25 13.873 31.230

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Cemented)
64037-001 64038-001 8.63 or 9.63 4.81 3.117 10.972
64037-002 64038-002 13.38 11.75 6.94 5.197 15.144
64037-003 64038-003 20.00 16.00 10.44 8.677 22.102
64037-004 64038-004 36.00 24.00 18.88 17.124 38.990

Cemented)
13589 9866 9.63 or 10.75 5.63 3.702 12.165
13591 9882 11.75 or 13.38 7.38 5.407 15.563
13592 9883 16.00 13.38 9.88 7.881 20.502
13595 9884 20.00 16.00 11.63 9.624 23.999
13597 9886 24.00 or 26.00 14.13 12.13 28.983
13598 9885 30.00 20.00 16.13 14.14 32.993
13599 9887 33.00 or 36.00 26.00 20.13 18.165 40.983
*13600 122279 60.00 36.00
*61863 61862 48.00 30.00

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9.5-in. OD M23 Cutter Knives
Cemented)
13601 9929 10.75 6 3.666 13.211
13603 9931 13.375 7.13 4.775 15.421
13605 9941 16.00 13.375 8.88 6.459 18.799
13607 9939 20.00 16.00 11.13 8.73 23.334
13610 9914 20.00 16.00 13.13 10.71 27.294
13611 9933 26.00 18.00 14.88 12.454 30.772
13613 9937 30.00 20.00 16.88 14.437 34.762
13615 9935 36.00 24.00 18.88 16.376 38.628
13617 9927 42.00 26.00 20.88 18.378 42.628
13618 9925 48.00 30.00 24.88 22.443 50.761
13620 9923 52.00 33.00 27.88 25.384 56.641
9839 Special
13621 60.00 36.00 30.88 28.39 62.654
Body Req.
12-in. OD M23 and M24 Cutter Knives

Knife Part Number Casing Size
Maximum Swept
Multiple String (Casing Old length New knife length
Blank Dressed Single String Diameter
Cemented)
66259-001 62303-001 13.38 6.75 3.99 16.088
66259-002 62303-002 16.00 and 18.00 16.00 7.88 5.065 18.237
66259-003 62303-003 13.38 and 18.00 16.00 8.88 6.032 20.173
66259-004 62303-004 20.00 18.00 10.38 7.5 23.107
66259-005 62303-005 20.00 18.63 12.25 9.344 26.796
66259-006 62303-006 24.00 and 26.00 20.00 13.5 10.582 29.266
66259-007 62303-007 30.00 and 33.00 24.00 16.75 13.743 35.588
66259-008 62303-008 36.00 26.00 18.75 15.74 39.588
66259-009 62303-009 42.00 30.00 22.75 19.741 47.588
66259-010 62303-010 48.00 33.00 25.75 22.746 53.588
66259-011 62303-011 52.00 36.00 29 26.002 60.088
66259-012 62303-012 60.00 31.5 28.508 65.088
66259-013 62303-013 72.00 37.5 34.524 77.088

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3 5/8-in.OD M23 Casing Cutter
17
(2 3/8 I.F. BOX)
(Ø3.50)
1
11
10
4
8
3
13
7
14
2
A
28.63
15
Section A-A
(DIMLFAC: 1.0 (ENGR. ONLY))
5
6
9
16
9
Ø3.63
2 3/8 REG. BOX
12
8.38

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Parts
Part Legacy
Item Quantity Description
Number Number
1 00109460 13348 1 Body, Casing Cutter
2 00109247 11161 1 Piston, Casing Cutter
3 00109271 11430 1 Retainer, Piston Seal
4 00104230 811429 1 Ring, Retainer, External
5 00109261 11210 1 Bushing, Knife Rest
6 00103828 710147 1 Spring, Compression
7 00109339 12144 3 Pin, Knife
8 00104219 811166 3 Screw, SHC lb/ft 10-24UNC-2A x .50LG
9 00104122 810151 6 Screw, SHC 1/2-13UNC-2A x 1.00LG
10 See Optional Part Chart Bushing, Indicator
11 00109461 13349-001 1 Indicator Assembly
12 00109174 10865 1 Sub, Bull Nose
13 00102804 61100-115 1 O-Ring, lb/ft 115 Nitrile 70 Duro
14 00104126 810455 2 Seal, Packing
15 See Optional Part Chart Knife, Casing Cutter
16 See Optional Part Chart Pad, Stabilizer
17 See Optional Part Chart Sub, Top
Top Level Assembly-Bill of Material

Knife Assembly Pad Stabilizer Bushing, Indicator Sub, Top
Part Number Legacy Number
Number Number Number Number
13350-001 None 11158
00109462 None None
13350-002 12933 11158
00114879 13350-003 11163 10108 11158 61669

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Optional Parts
Part Legacy
Item Quantity Size Description
Number Number
10 11158 1 0.437-in. ID Bushing, Indicator
00109246
10 62231 1 0.125-in. ID Bushing, Indicator
10 00112458 62232 1 0.250-in. ID Bushing, Indicator
15 00114799 11163 3 10.50-in. Diameter sweep Knife, Casing Cutter Assy - Kutrite
15 00114800 11167 3 5.68-in. Diameter sweep Knife, Casing Cutter Assy - Kutrite
15 00114864 12930-001 3 8.00-in. Diameter sweep Knife, Casing Cutter Assy - Kutrite
15 00114865 12930-002 3 6.00-in. Diameter sweep Knife, Casing Cutter Assy - Kutrite
16 00109056 10106 3 5 1/2-in. Casing,13.7-22.54lb/ft Pad, Stabilizer (4.454 Sweep Diameter)
16 00109432 12933 1 7-in. Casing, 17.0-26.0 lb/ft Pad, Stabilizer (6.13 Sweep Diameter)
17 00109459 13342 1 2 3/8-in. API Reg. Pin X Pin Sub, Top
17 00100121 13343 1 2 3/8-in. API IF Box X Pin Sub, Top
17 00112309 61669 1 2 3/8-in. API Reg. Box x Pin Sub, Top

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Ø4.00
13
7 5
8
6
B
B
VIEW B-B
9
VIEW A-A
30.0
1
A
55.5
3
12
4
2
10
2
11
Ø4.25

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Parts
Part Legacy
Item Number Number Quantity Description
2 104122 810151 6 Screw, SHC 1/2-in.,13UNC-2a x 1.0-in. LG.
3 109261 11210 1 Bushing, Knife Rest
5 104121 810124 3 Screw, SHC 1/4-in., 20UNC-2a x 0.375-in. LG.
6 114759 10120 3 Knife Pin Assembly
7 109063 10123 3 Key, Knife Pin Retainer
8 See Optional Parts Chart Indiactor Assembly
9 See Optional Parts Chart Pad, Stabilizer
10 See Optional Parts Chart Piston Assembly
11 109336 11591 1 Sub, Bull Nose
12 See Optional Parts Chart Knife Assembly
13 See Optional Parts Chart Sub, Top
Top Level Assembly - Bill of Materials

Part Legacy Top Indicator Bull Indicator Stabilizer
Number Number Knife Sub Assembly Nose Bushing Pad
00116163 10112-001 10148 None 10114-001 11591 10096 10052
00116164 10112-002 10148 10293 10114-001 11591 10096 10052

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Optional Parts List
Part Legacy
Item Number Number Qty. Size Description
8 1 0.250-in. ID Orifice Indicator Assembly
8 00114758 10114-001 1 0.375-in. ID Orifice Indicator Assembly
9 14612-001 1 0.625-in. ID Bushing Piston Assembly
00109958
10 00109048 10052 3 5 1/2-in., 23.0 lb/ft Casing Pad, Stabilizer
10 00109068 10197 3 7.0-in., 35.0 lb/ft Casing Pad, Stabilizer, M24
12 00114767 10148 3 5.50-in. Casing X 6.38 Sweep Knife Assembly,Crushed Carbide
12 10154 3 5.50-in. Casing X 14.38 Sweep Knife Assembly,Crushed Carbide
12 62199-001 3 5.50-in. Casing X 6.38 Sweep Knife Assembly, Insert
12 00114770 62199-002 3 5.50-in. Casing X 8.88 Sweep Knife Assembly, Insert
13 00109079 10238 1 2 7/8-in. Reg. Pin-Upper Connection Sub, Top
13 00109083 10287 1 2 3/8-in. Reg. Pin-Upper Connection Sub, Top
13 00109084 10288 1 2 3/8-in. IF Box -Upper Connection Sub, Top
13 00109085 10292 1 2 3/8-in. Reg. Box -Upper Connection Sub, Top
13 00109086 10293 1 2 7/8-in. IF Box-Upper Connection Sub, Top

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19
18
9 13
38.9 REF
A
12
22
20 16
11 15
10
6 20
5
8 2 3 4 7
3 1/2 API I.F. BOX REF

17
1
B
C
5.5 REF

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Parts
Legacy
Item Number Quantity Description
1 10045 1 Body, Casing Cutter; 7.00-in. Diameter
2 10095 1 Cap, Retaining - CC & SR
3 10098 2 Nut, Hex, Jam; 1.00-in., 14 UNC
4 710097 1 Spring, Comp; 1.608-in. OD X 0.148-in. Wire
5 10046 1 Spider, Indicator; 7.00-in.
6 10094 1 Stem, Indicator - Standard; .50-in. ID
7 12063 2 Sleeve, Flanged
8 61100-211 1 Seal, O-Ring-70 Duro; 0.139-in. X 0.796-in. X 1.074-in.
9 810151 8 Screw, Socket Head; .50-13UNC x 1.00 in.
10 61100-117 1 Seal,O-Ring-70 Duro; 0.103-in. X 0.799-in. X 1.005 in.
11 10140 1 Piston, Casing Cutter
12 10049 1 Bushing, Knife Rest Casing
13 710050 1 Spring, Comp.-Knife Rest; 1.438-in. OD X 0.187-in. Wire
14 13360 1 Screw, SHC, MOD.
15 10051 3 Pin, Knife - Casing Cutter
16 10172 1 Pin, Knife - Locking
17 Orifice
18 Pad, Stabilizer
19 Sub, Bull Nose
20 See Optional Parts Chart Bushing, Indicator
21 Seal, Packing
22 Knife, Casing Cutter
23 Sub, Top

Part Top Indicator Bull Stabilizer Seal
Number Knife Sub Bushing Orifice Nose Pad Packing
10093-001 10096 880123 None 10052 810103
None None
10093-002 10096 880123 11589 10052 810103
10093-003 10125 13650 10096 880121 11589 10052 810103
10093-004 10126 13650 10096 880121 11589 10108 811475
10093-005 None 13650 10096 880121 11589 10052 811475

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Optional Parts List
Part
17 880121 1 Orifice; 0.250-in. ID X 0.779-in. OD X 0.687in.
18 10052 4 Pad, Stabilizer - 7 5/8-in. Casing
18 10197 4 Pad, Stabilizer - 8 5/8-in. Casing
18 10108 4 Pad, Stabilizer - 7-in. Casing
19 11589 1 Sub, Bull Nose
19 12939 1 Sub, Bull Nose w/Stabs
20 10096 1 Bushing, Indicator 0.625-in. ID. - Standard
20 13091 1 Bushing, Indicator 0.125-in. ID. - Special
20 13092 1 Bushing, Indicator 0.250-in. ID. - Special
21 810103 2 Seal, Packing 0.312-in. X 2.375-in. X 3.000in.
21 811475 2 Seal, Packing, High Temp. 0.312-in. X 2.375-in. X 3.000in.
22 10188 4 Knife, Casing Cutter; 7.00-in. X 30.75-in. Sweep
23 13256 1 Sub, Top 3 1/2-in. IF Pin X 3 1/2-in.v IF Pin
23 8203 1 Sub, Top 3 1/2-in. IF Pin X 2 7/8-in. IF Box
23 10135 1 Sub, Top 3 1/2-in. IF Pin X 3 1/2-in. Reg. Pin
23 13650 1 Sub, Top 3 1/2-in. IF Pin X 3 1/2-in. IF Box

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7 1/4-in.OD M23 Casing Cutter 14
(4 1/2 API IF BOX)

(Ø7.25)
12
11
(46.0)
A
10
On Notched Surface
2
DIMFAC: (ENGR. ONLY))

6 7
Section A-A
8
9
4
3 5
ID
1
(Ø6.75)
(4 1/2 API IF MOD. BOX)

13

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Parts List
Item Legacy Number Quantity Description
1 64049 3 Pin, Knife
2 64050 1 Pin, Knife, Locking
3 See Optional Parts Chart Indicator Assembly
5 61100-219 1 O-Ring
6 64045 1 Piston Rubber
7 64043 1 Piston
8 64046 1 Screw, SHC, MOD.
9 64029 1 Body, Casing Cutter
10 64047 1 Bushing, Knife Rest
11 See Optional Parts Chart Knife
12 64042 1 Spring, Compression
14 See Optional Parts Chart Sub, Bull Nose
15 64056 Ref. Wrench, Spider
16 64178 Ref. Redress Kit

Legacy Indicator Bull Indicator
Knife Top Sub
Number Assembly Nose Bushing
64054-
64054-001 None 64053-001 64502 64040
001

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Optional Parts List
Item Quantity Legacy Number Size Description
3 1 64053-001 0.375-in. ID X 80.63-in. Indicator Assembly
4 1 64040 0.750-in. ID Standard Bushing, Indicator
11 4 64038-001 8.63-in. X 39.00-in. Sweep Knife, Casing Cutter
13 1 64051 4 1/2-in. IF Box Up Sub, Top
14 1 64052 8 5/8-in. Casing Sub, Bull Nose

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8 1/4-in.OD M23 Casing Cutter 16
(6 5/8 API REG BOX)

(Ø8.25)
10
1
13
14
12
11
(50.00)
A
A
9
8
2
ID
7
Section A-A
1
6
14
5
4
3
(6 5/8 API REG BOX)

15

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Parts List
Legacy
1 11469 3 Knife Pin Assembly
2 809684 3 Screw, SHC, 5/16-in. -18UNC-2A x .38 LG.
5 61100-218 1 O-Ring
6 809776 1 Packing Seal Assembly
7 10007 1 Piston Assembly
9 9764 1 Guide, Spring
14 9760 3 Key, Knife Pin Retainer
16 See Optional Parts Chart Sub, Bull Nose

Legacy Top Indicator Bull Indicator
Knife
Number Sub Assembly Nose Bushing
9994-001 10006-001 10864 9658
None None
9994-002 10006-001 None 9658
9994-004 9882 2194 10006-001 10864 9658
9994-003 None 2194 10006-001 62752 9658

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Optional Parts Chart
Legacy
Item Quantity Size Description
Number
3 10006-001 1 0.375-in. ID X 90.63-in. Indicator Assembly
4 9658 1 0.250-in. ID Special Bushing, Indicator
4 11191 1 0.125-in. ID Special Bushing, Indicator
4 13093 1 0.750-in. ID X 40.00-in. LG. Bushing, Indicator
4 13094 1 0.750-in. ID Standard Bushing, Indicator
12 9866 3 9.63-in. X 12.00-in. Sweep Knife, Casing Cutter
15 2194 1 4 1/2-in. IF Box Up Sub, Top
15 61865 1 4 1/2-in. IF Box Up Sub, Top, Ext. Fn.
8.0-in. OD X 6 5/8-in. Reg. Pin; 9 5/8-in. Sub, Bull Nose, Rubber (Not
16 10864 1
Casing Shown)
16 62752 1 9 5/8-in. To 13 3/8-in. Casing Sub, Bull Nose

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IF BOX
4 1/2 API
3
6
1
A
9
A
7
8
5
2
A-A
1
9
1.0
Ø9.50
O.D.
REG BOX
6 5/8 API
10

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Part
Number
1 00115964 9681 3 Knife Pin Assembly
Screw, SHC, 5/16-18UNC-2a X .38
2 00104107 809684 3
LG.
4 See Optional Parts Chart Piston Assembly
7 00103817 9680 1 Knife Rest Bushing
9 00114043 9760 3 Key, Knife Pin Retainer
10 See Optional Parts Chart Bull Nose Sub
11 See Optional Parts Chart Top Sub

Legacy
Part Number Knife Indicator Assembly Bull Nose Top Sub
Number
9940 10006-001 None None
None
115981 9940-001 10006-001 10864 2194

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Optional Parts List
Part Legacy
Item Number Number Quantity Size Description
3 00723819 10008-001 1 0.375-in. ID X 100.75-in. Indicator Assembly
4 00114749 10009-001 1 0.750-in. ID Standard Piston Assembly
4 00723942 10009-002 1 0.750-in. ID X 40.00-in. LG. Piston Assembly
4 00723945 10009-004 1 0.125-in. ID Special Piston Assembly
4 00723946 10009-005 1 0.250-in. ID Special Piston Assembly
4 00723961 10009-006 1 Mud Motor Piston Assembly
8 00115975 9929 3 10.75-in. X 12.69-in. Sweep Knife, Casing Cutter
8 00115976 9931 3 10.75 -in. X 14.87-in. Sweep Knife, Casing Cutter
8 00115982 9941 3 10.75-in. X 18.37 -in. Sweep Knife, Casing Cutter
10 00109173 10864 1 6 5/8-in. Reg. Pin Sub, Bull Nose
11 00111333 2194 1 4 1/2-in. IF Box Up Sub, Top

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Part Legacy Indicator Bull Top
Knife
Number Number Assembly Nose Sub
9940 10006-001 None None
None
115981 9940-001 10006-001 10864 2194

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12-in.OD M23 Casing Cutter (15.00)
11
(Ø8.00)
(6 5/8 REG BOX)

Section A-A
6
(66.0)
6
3
B
5
9
A
2
8
ID

7
View B-B
1
(Ø10.00) (Ø12.00)
4
(8 5/8 REG BOX (MOD.))
6
(16.75)
10

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12-in.OD M23 Casing Cutter

Screw, SHC, 31-18UNC x 0.38-
4 809684 3 in.
7 See Optional Parts Chart

Legacy Number Knife Top Sub Indicator Assembly Piston Assembly Bull Nose
62303-
11485-001 9626 10010-001 10011-001 10864
001
11485-002 10010-001 10011-001 None
None
11485-003 None 10010-001 10011-001 10864
11485-004 9626 10010-001 10011-001 10864

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7 1 10010-001 0.375-in. ID x 13.375-in. Indicator Assembly
8 1 10011-001 0.750-in. Standard 13.375-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-002 3.0-in. LG. 13.375-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-004 0.125-in. ID SPCL 13.75-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-005 0.250-in. ID SPCL 13.375-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-006 0.94-in. ID SPCL For Most Tool Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-007 0.69-in. ID SPCL For Most Tool Piston Assembly
9 3 62303-001 13.38-in. x 15.50-in. Sweep Knife, Casing Cutter
10 1 9626 6.625-in. API Reg. Box Sub, Top

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(6 5/8 API REG. BOX)

(10.0)
1
(72.0)
9
3
A
A
ID
2
(8 5/8 I.F. CONNECTION)
8
(12.0)
7
6
4
5
(36.0)

10
Section A-A
9
(10.0)
(6 5/8 API REG. BOX)
9
5
5
9
(8.0)

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4 809684 3 Screw, SHC, 31-18UNC x 0.38in.

Legacy Number Knife Top Sub Indicator Assembly Piston Assembly Bull Nose
62303-
11485-001 9626 10010-001 10011-001 10864
001
11485-002 None 10010-001 10011-001 None
11485-003 None None 10010-001 10011-001 10864
11485-004 9626 10010-001 10011-001 10864

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8 1 10011-001 0.750-in. Standard 13.375-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-004 0.125-in. ID Special 13.75-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-005 0.250-in. ID Special 13.375-in. Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-006 0.94-in. ID Special For Most Tool Piston Assembly
8 1 10011-007 0.69-in. ID Special For Most Tool Piston Assembly
10 1 9626 6.625-in. API Reg. Box Sub, Top

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Setting the Indicator

Indicator function is controlled by location of the jam nuts (3e) on the indicator stem (3a). The jam nuts
are pre-set so that the indicator bushing, located in the top of the piston, will pull away from the stem
(3a) when knives reach an angle of 45° to 55° from the vertical.
The sweep of the knife length must exceed the casing outside diameter (OD) for a thorough cut;
therefore, no one indicator setting can serve for all casing sizes and all knives. The indicator must be
set according to job specifications. The tool must be in an upright position, with the top sub removed,
when the indicator is being set.
Determine the appropriate diameter of sweep desired, and select and install the knives.
1. Remove the indicator assembly (3), break the jam nuts (3e), and run both up the stem (3a), against
cap (3h).
2. Reinstall the assembly (3) firmly against the shoulder at the bottom of the tool joint thread.
3. Measure and note the distance from the tool joint shoulder to the top side of the indicator spider
(3b).
4. Have helpers lift and hold two knives (or three knives, in the case of a 7-in. tool) to a full horizontal
position.
5. Pull the remaining knife outward until the point of the knife reaches a distance from the body equal
to half the diameter of the predetermined sweep less half the diameter of the tool body.
6. Push down the indicator stem (3a) and the piston until the bottom of the piston contacts the heel of
the knife being held partially open.
Note: The handle of a sledge or heavy ball peen may be required for driving down the piston in
larger tools.
7. Press down the indicator stem (3a) lightly to ensure contact with the indicator bushing.
8. Measure from the tool joint shoulder to the top of the indicator cap (3h). The difference between this
measurement and the measurement of the tool joint shoulder to the top side of the spider (3b) is the
distance that the top of the cap (3h) should be from the top of the spider (3b) for this particular
setting.
9. Remove the spider. Screw the jam nut (3e) down on the stem (3a) to the point where the top of the
cap (3h) is held at this dimension from the top of the spider when the jam nut contacts top of
indicator sleeve (3c).

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Indicator Assembly
3a 3b 3c 3d 3e 3f 3g 3h

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Indicator Assembly
Item Description
a Indicator Stem
b Indicator Spider
c Indicator Sleeve
d Compression Spring
e Hex Jam Nut
f Orifice
g O-Ring
h Retainer Cap
Assembly Part
Item Description Number Number
3f Orifice, 0.375 in. 10006-001 880141
Orifice, 0.406 in. 10006-002 880142
Orifice, 0.438 in. 10006-003 880143
Orifice, 0.469 in. 10006-004 880144
Orifice, 0.500 in. 10006-005 880145
Orifice, 0.563 in. 10006-006 880146
Orifice, 0.625 in. 10006-007 880147

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Cross Reference Guide for 12-in. OD M23 and M24 Casing Cutters
Common Sizes
Old Knife Old Knife New Knife Max Sweep of Knife Set
Casing Size
Legacy Legacy Legacy (Full Diameter)
Number Number Number
(Dressed) (Dressed) (Dressed) Multiple String
Single String M23 M24
M23 M24 M23 and M24 (Casing Cemented)
9921 62303-001 13.38 16.098 15.590
9920 62303-002 16.00 and 18.00 16.00 18.248 17.740
2413 62303-003 20.00 20.182 19.674
9919 62303-004 20.00 18.00 23.118 22.610
9936 62303-005 24.00 and 26.00 18.63 26.806 26.298
2420 9894 62303-006 30.00 and 33.00 20.00 29.282 28.774
2430 9895 62303-007 36.00 24.00 35.604 35.096
9896 62303-008 42.00 26.00 39.598 39.090
2436 9897 62303-009 48.00 30.00 47.600 47.092
9899 62303-010 52.00 33.00 53.610 53.102
2452 9832 62303-011 60.00 36.00 60.122 59.614
9731 62303-012 72.00 65.134 64.626
9730 62303-013 77.166 76.658

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Example:
Tool: 12-in. OD M23 or M24
Knife: Legacy Number 62303-006
Desired sweep: 26-in diameter
One-half desired sweep: 13 in.
One-half tool body diameter: 6 in.
Distance from tool body to hold knife point: 7 in.
Tool joint shoulder to top side of indicator spider : 5-3/4 in.
Tool joint shoulder to top side of indicator cap with piston against knife
1-1/4 in.
heel and indicator stem seated:
Measurement to hold top of cap from top of spider when bottom jam nut
4-1/2 in.
contacts top of spacer sleeve (3c):
Cutting multiple strings of casing from a floating vessel

While cutting single or multiple strings of pipe from a floating vessel, hold the casing cutter in a fixed
vertical position, just as for cutting from a jackup-type drilling rig. Add progressively longer knives as
each smaller pipe is cut. Elevate the tool enough to allow the point of the longer knife to enter the slot in
the smaller pipe. This procedure is accomplished on jackup rigs by marking the kelly and latching the
drum brake; however, on floating vessels, the procedure is not as simple. Some degree of constant
vertical movement is certain, no matter how calm the sea or how stationary the vessel might appear to
be.
Counter this vertical movement while cutting on a floating vessel without a compensator by using one
or more bumper subs in conjunction with the Weatherford Marine Swivel landed in the subsea wellhead
equipment. One or more bumper subs must be located in the drilling string above the marine swivel.
Elevating the casing cutter progressively after each cut incorporates the use of a combination of spacer
subs of various lengths placed in the string between the marine swivel and the casing cutter. Each
different combination of three given sizes of pipe requires a different combination of knives and spacer
subs; however, a particular combination of spacer subs must always be used with matching knives,
regardless of the pattern followed for cutting, such as attempting to cut two sizes of pipe with a single
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Bumper subs, marine swivel, and spacer subs are all essential for successfully cutting the larger sizes
of pipe from a floating vessel; but, of the three, the most important are operable bumper subs with
sufficient travel to completely offset the full vertical movement of the vessel. The bumper subs used
should be of the largest diameter available, whether cutting with or without the marine riser in place, but
especially if cutting is to be done after removal of the riser. A variety of conditions can affect the
outcome of cutting casing from a floating vessel; but the following suggestions and procedures apply to
cutting 13 3/8-, 20- and 30-in. pipe under average conditions:
• Run the 7- and the 9 5/8-in. casing without the optional lock-in snap ring (Vetco) or slip (Cameron)
in place. This configuration facilitates removal of the 7- and 9 5/8-in. casing.
• While running casing, strap weld or tack threaded joints of the 13 3/8- and 20-in. casing where
attached to the guide section of the wellhead housing. This step applies to all threaded joints above
future potential cutting points. Skipping this step presents the risk of a length of casing above cut
point backing out during the cutting operation; the tool actually mills upward as the knives extend,
creating a back-out action against the casing above the knives. In this event the housing must be
removed and the short length of casing fished out. Otherwise, the cut casing will ride on top of the
knives, rotating with the tool and preventing further cutting.
• Cutting casing from a floating vessel is preferable with the riser in place, which allows for faster trips
and eliminates troublesome, time-consuming stabbing with use of remotely operated vehicle (ROV),
diver, or running a guide. This scenario allows faster cutting and almost ensures proper function of
bumper subs. If safety or operational considerations preclude cutting all three strings with the riser
in place, then the riser should at least be left in place for cutting the 13 3/8- and 20- casings, if
possible. The 13 3/8-in. housing can then be left in place when stack and riser are removed for
landing the marine swivel back at the original landing point in 13 3/8-in. housing for cutting 30 in.
casing.
• If the drill string is in open sea, without the riser in place, undercurrent will cause the string to bow.
When rotation is started, even if undercurrent is not present, friction drag of the string in seawater
will usually cause string to bow and crawl in a counter-clockwise circle. Bowing of string can
sometimes be partially controlled by increasing or decreasing the speed of the rotary but cannot be
completely eliminated. The bow in the drill string exerts a lateral force on the bumper subs, greatly
retarding and, in most cases, completely preventing it from functioning. The casing cutter will then
move up and down the casing with the heave of the vessel. The resulting damage to the knives
may make completing the cut impossible without using several sets of knives. Should the cut be
completed, the slot will be at an unknown point, which could prevent making subsequent cuts
according to plan.

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Cutting a single string of 7-in. casing

1. Select the landing point for the marine swivel, and dress the swivel with proper support rings for
landing in the Hydril. Alternatively, use an adapter support sleeve, Weatherford Part No. 10620, if
landing is to be made in 7-in. wear bushing. (See “Weatherford Marine Swivel Series” document.) If
running the latter, ensure that the 7-in. wear bushing is in place.
2. Dress the 5 1/2-in. OD M24 casing cutter with appropriate knives.
3. Go in the hole, and install the marine swivel in the string so that the tool arrives at the depth where
the cut is to be made at the time that the marine swivel lands in wellhead.
4. Start rotation of 140 to 150 rpm, and note the amps and or torque load.
5. Start the pump, slowly raising pressure until considerable torque is noted at the rotary. Depending
on depth, as much as 2,000 psi of pump pressure may be required. Erratic torque indicates that the
knives are cutting through the outer wall of the casing, A pressure decrease will be seen once the
knives have reached their pre-set sweep, by the function of the indicator assembly.
6. Shut down the pump after torque has smoothed out and pressure loss has been indicated, allow
time for pressure to equalize, and pull out of the hole.
7. Retrieve the 7-in. cutter with a spear or running tool. If a spear is used, run a spear stop, properly
spaced above the spear, as grapple sets in the pipe, not in the casing hanger.
Cutting a single string of 9 5/8-in. casing

Proceed exactly as described for cutting 7-in casing, using an 8 1/4-in..OD Weatherford M23 casing
cutter, dressed with appropriate knives. If an adapter support sleeve is used on the marine swivel,
ensure that a 9 5/8-in. wear bushing is in place in the wellhead. Weatherford recommends using a
stabilizer above the casing cutter. If a worn-out bit is used below the tool, strap weld it to prevent
spinning off in the event the tool hangs up slightly at high rotating speed.
Cutting a single string of 7- and 9 5/8-in. casing from a floating vessel

Use the 5 ½-in. OD Weatherford M24 casing cutter, dressed with appropriate. knives, for simultaneous
cutting of 7- and 9 5/8-in. strings at the same depth. Arrange the Weatherford Marine Swivel and slide
joints in the drill string in the same pattern described for cutting 13 3/8-, 20- and 30-in. casing.
Proceed with cutting as described for cutting 7-in. casing. Roughness first indicates that the knives
have cut through the outer wall of the 7-in. casing and, following, that the knives have cut through the
outer wall of the 9 5/8-in. casing.

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Cutting 13 3/8-, 20- and 30-in. casing from a floating vessel

Weatherford recommends landing its Marine Swivel, dressed with 13-3/8 in.-OD support and stabilizer
rings, in 13 3/8-in. underwater wellhead housing at the point that carries the 13 3/8-in. wear bushing,
when in place, followed by the 9 5/8-in. casing hanger. This landing point is approved by major
manufacturers of subsea wellhead equipment. Landing at this point provides a fixed location from which
to operate while cutting 13 3/8-, 20-, and 30-in. casing with or without a stack and riser in place.
First run: cutting the 13 3/8-in. casing

1. Dress the 12 in.-OD Weatherford M23 or M24 casing cutter with appropriate knives, approximately
6.03-in
2. Check the indicator setting for correct sweep.
3. Install a spacer sub 8 in. shoulder to shoulder, on the pin end of the Weatherford Marine Swivel.
4. Add a 10in shoulder to shoulder spacer sub, Weatherford Part No. 9957.
5. Add drill pipe or pup joints so that the casing cutter will arrive at the targeted cutting point at time
marine swivel lands in wellhead housing.
6. Run one joint of drill pipe above the swivel; then slip joint, as required; and drill collars to the kelly.
Use the most weight that drill collars can provide above the slip joints to prevent the slip joints from
being pumped apart. Unless the slip joints are of balanced type, internal pressure will extend the
mandrel, making it inactive.
7. Start rotation after hookup is completed and the kelly is in place but before starting the pump.
Increase speed to 100 to 120 rpm.
8. Note the amps and/or torque required.
9. Start the pump, slowly raising pressure until considerable drag is noted on the rotary.
10. Increase speed to 140 to 150 rpm, until smoothest rotation is achieved. Considerable roughness
and kelly slap signal that the knives have cut through the outer wall of the casing. The roughness
and kelly slap soon smooth out and are followed by a distinct momentary drop of pump pressure,
caused by the indicator. Closely watch the pressure gauge at this time: Pressure will return rapidly
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11. Continue rotating until drag on the rotary table approaches the amp load achieved during rotation,
before pressure was applied to the tool. This step allows the knives to continue upward movement,
milling pipe away to increase the width of the slot.
12. Shut down the pump, allow time for pressure to equalize (usually 15 to 30 minutes), and come out
of the hole.
Second run: cutting the 30-in. casing

1. Dress the 12-in. OD Weatherford M23 or M24 casing cutter with appropriate knives, approximately
13.74 in.
2. Re-check the indicator setting for knife sweep, if necessary.
3. Remove the 10-in. spacer sub.
4. Leave the 8-in. sub, in place.
5. Go in the hole, following the same procedure as for previous cuts. Again, additional pump pressure
may be required.
6. Regulate rotation speed and pressure for smoothest rotation. When the indicator functions at 30 in.,
the casing should be cleanly cut. If rotary is still running roughly when the indicator functions,
continue to rotate an additional 30 to 45 minutes. If the tool continues to run roughly, and if there is
any doubt that the cut is complete, a fourth run can be made with longer knives; however, an
additional run should be necessary only if the 13 3/8-in. casing is considerably off center in relation
to the 30-in. casing. This scenario is highly unlikely unless the cut is being made a considerable
distance below the wellhead and the guide sections were possibly omitted on the 13 3/8 - and 20-in.
housing.
Third run:
1. Dress the 12-in. OD Weatherford M23 or M24 Casing Cutter with the appropriate knives,
approximately 22 1/2-in.
2. Remove the 8-in. spacer sub in place.
3. Proceed as for previous cuts. With longer knives, more pump pressure will be required, and
considerably more rotating time will be necessary before the knives reach the indication point. More
of the 13 3/8- and 20-in. casing must be milled away than on the previous run.

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Summary
Run Pipe Size Knife Legacy Number Length of Knife Spacer Subs
1 13-3/8 in. 62303-003 6.03 in. 1- x 8-in.
2 30 in. 62303-007 13.74 in. 1- x 8-in.
3 30 in. 62303-009 19.74 in. None
Spacer Subs
The following example illustrates the importance of using the prescribed knife sizes when running
spacer subs, regardless of sequence of run:
• The plan is to cut and remove the 13 3/8-in. casing and to cut both 20- and 30-in. casing while, at
the same time, landing the marine swivel, dressed with 20 1/4- or 30 1/2-in. support plate, on top of
20-in. housing.
• Cut the 13 3/8-in. casing low enough to avoid the need for stabbing the lower end of the tool into
the 13 3/8-in. casing left in the hole.
• Proceed by installing appropriate knives. Install 8- and 10-in. spacer sub in the string between the
swivel and the cutter.
• If the first attempted cut of both strings is unsuccessful, use the original pattern (13.74-in. knives
with 8- spacer sub) for cutting 20-in. casing; then rerun the 19.74-in. knives spacer sub for
completing the 30-in. casing cut.
If 13 3/8- and 20-in. casings are to be cut and removed before cutting the 30-in. casing, the smaller-size
casings should be cut 8 to 10 ft below the planned cutting point for the 30-in. casing. This allowance
provides ample room for a tool with longer knives to operate above 13 3/8- and 20-in. casing left in the
hole and to allow for spacing lost when landing the marine swivel at the lower point on top of 30–in.
housing.
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