openings 32 shown in fig1 b ports 34 are closed by sleeve 36 straddling o rings 38 and 40 sleeve 36 is connected to equalizer sleeve 42 at thread 44 sleeve 42 has an exterior profile 46 which is initially retained by the grip tool shown in fig2 4 the grip tool can be lowered into the fig2 position on wireline slickline coiled or rigid tubing when used with wireline or slickline the assembly further features a jar tool of a type known in the art for force application as needed in opposed directions as will be explained below equalizing the set plug 10 happens with movement of sleeve 36 away from overlapping at least o ring 40 this happens when the top end 48 of sleeve 42 is picked up with the grip tool and raised against travel stop 50 as shown in fig3 a packer or plug release sleeve 52 has a similar exterior profile 54 as the previously described profile 46 except the locations for the multiple profiles 54 that appear on ends of a finger structure 56 shown in fig7 are circumferentially offset from the profiles 46 that appear on another set of axial fingers 58 shown in fig7 the release sleeve 52 initially traps collet heads 60 in groove 62 to prevent movement of upper mandrel 64 that is secured to inner mandrel 26 at thread 66 mandrel body 68 is connected to support collet body 70 at thread 72 lower collet 74 is connected at thread 76 to the lower end of mandrel body 68 opposed arrows 78 and 80 represent the location a well.