Abstract: An apparatus for pumping fluids in a wellbore from a subterranean formation. The apparatus includes a tubular housing which is capable of being suspended from its associated upper end in a well bore or hole that communicates with a subterranean formation or oil reservoir. The tubular housing has at least one port or opening where through fluids (e.g. water, oil etc.) pass from the well bore. A pump assembly is contained within the tubular housing such as to be supported thereby. A rotating rod assembly is also contained within the tubular housing and is coupled to the pump assembly for operating the same. A gear assembly is coupled to the rotating rod assembly, and a motor assembly is coupled to the gear assembly while being dependedly attached to the tubular housing. The apparatus additionally includes a filter assembly coupled to the motor assembly.

Abstract: A device for cutting pipe internally includes an annular cutter head having a plurality of circumferentially spaced openings therethrough, a stepped drive shaft extending from the cutter head and having a longitudinal bore therethrough and an adapter at the distal end of the drive shaft for connection to a rotary drive member. A frustoconical mandrel has a threaded rod extending from one end thereof through the shaft bore to the distal end of the shaft where it threadably engages a nut held stationary with respect to the drive shaft. The mandrel has a plurality of inverted T-shaped slots extending along the frustoconical side thereof, each slot receiving the T-shaped projection on a cutter body. Each cutter body has a rotatable cutter wheel mounted thereon, the wheel being adapted to project through a corresponding opening in the cutter head. Rotation of the drive shaft by the rotary drive member will cause rotation of the mandrel and the threaded rod.