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TM-9-2350-238-10 Semi Trailer Tank 5000-Gallon Fuel Dispensing Automotive M969A 2 (NSN 2330-01-377-9337) Manual
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TM    9-2350-238-10 RECOVERY  VEHICLE  AFTER  OPERATION SERVICES The   PMCS   after   operation   services   are designed  to  make  sure  that  vehicle  will  be ready   for   its   next   mission.   By   following   PMCS after   operation   procedures,   any   defects should   be   discovered   before   serious   damage or   failure   occurs   and   repair   can   be   started   on any   defects   without   immediately   risking   next mission. Perform  all  after  operation  (A)  checks  and  ser- vices  itemized  in  table  2-1  on  pages  2-18  thru 2-48. Check   equipment   log   book. Open   drain   valves   and   drain   accumulated water. Check   air   cleaners. Fill  vehicle  fuel  cell  with  diesel  fuel. Check   temperature   of   all   wheel   hubs   and final   drive   hubs. Notify   unit   maintenance   personnel   to replace  contaminated  filters. Check   track   tension,   track   pads,   and vehicle    suspension. Remove,   clean,   and   secure   cal   .50 machine   gun. Clean   vehicle. Secure   vehicle   with   padlocks. OPERATING  CRANE All   crane   operations   are   performed   with pressurized   hydraulic   oil.   Crane   operation   con- sists   of: l  Always   wear   leather   gloves when  handling  winch  cable. Never  allow  cable  to  run through   hands.   Broken   wires can   cause   painful   injuries.   Do not   operate   winch/crane   with less   than   four   turns   of   wire rope  on  drums.  Failure  to observe   these   warnings   could result   in   injuries   to   personnel. l  During   winch/crane   opera- tions,   direct   all   personnel   to stay   clear   of   operations   area. A   snapped   cable   or   shifting load   can   be   extremely dangerous.   If   faulty   equip- ment   halts   operations,   notify unit  maintenance  personnel immediately. l  Arrange   signals   with   equip- ment   operator   to   prevent   in- jury   to   personnel,   or   damage to   equipment   during   loading/ unloading   operations. .   Do   not   allow   personnel   to stand   or   walk   under   lifted load. l  Any   kinks,   crushed   sections, or   broken   strands   of   wire rope   are   potential   weak points  and  can  cause  rope  to fail.   Frayed,   kinked,   worn,   or corroded   ropes   must   be replaced.  Rope  is  unsafe  if three   broken   wires   are   found in  one  strand  of  6  x  7  rope, six  broken  wires  in  one strand  of  6  x  19  rope,  or nine  broken  wires  in  one strand  of  6  x  37  rope. Vehicle   should   not   be   driven with  suspension  system  lock- ed.   Vehicle   may   be   driven   for a   short   distance   at   very   slow speed   with   suspension   locked only  if  moving  a  load  or emplacing   spade   in   hard ground. 2-66







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