Workover rigs, also called completion rigs or pulling units, are specialized oil rigs set up for inserting or pulling pipe tubing in and out of wells. Workover crews are called when an oil well has been drilled, is undergoing repair or is being retired. Cotta manufactures a 3 shaft transfer case that is being used in workover rigs. The gearbox moves the power from the rear wheels, and while stationary over a well when the mast is up, it is used to run the draw works and winches.
This 3 shaft transfer case is designed for maximum application flexibility. The T-case has mirror symmetry and provides four identical input/output stations. Each station has a 2.75 X 10 splined shaft, and can be fitted with yokes or flanges. A disconnect (de-clutch) can be fitted to the I/O stations to provide power interruption. An optional line of disconnects features SAE pump pad outputs. A special version of this model can be configured as a transfer case, drop box, PTO, or pump drive. Most options are available for field retrofit without having to return, remove, or disassemble the gearbox.
Specifications:
Nominal Application Power: 600 HP
Torque Capacity:
- 2200 lb-ft continuous through gears
- 6800 lb-ft continuous through shaft
- 17000 lb-ft momentary through shaft
Max Speed: 2800 RPM
Ratio: 1:1 input to output
Center Distance: 17 inches input to output
Rotation: Outputs rotate same direction as input
Lubrication: Internal reservoir. Lube pump furnished
Shifting: Disconnects are air shift. Mechanical shift option available
Output Shaft Size: 2.75 -10 straight side spline
Common Options: SAE and ISO yokes and flanges, disconnects, pump pads, clutches, stub shaft
Weight: Approximately 600 lbs w/o options
