TM 9-2350-256-34-2Figure 3-10. Repair of spade.3-7. Repair of Spadea. General. Figure 3-9 with is accompanying legend, serves to identify all parts of the spade. The legend alsoprovides an index to the step-by-step removal of each component during disassembly.b. Disassembly Procedure. Disassemble the spade as shown in figure 3-10.c. Cleaning. Scrape accumulated mud and dirt from the spade. Wash with hose and water or steam-clean. Scrapeoff chipped and peeled paint.d. Inspection and Repair.(1) Inspect spade for nicks, dents, burs and distortion. Remove nicks and burs with a rough file. Straighten distortededges and hammer out dents.(2) Check welds for cracks and defects. Repair damaged welded joints by welding. Paint all areas where baremetal has been exposed, due to filing, hammering, or peeling.e. Assembly. Assemble the spade in reverse order of disassembly (fig. 3-10).3-8. Repair of Main Winch Cablea. General. Figure 3-11, with its accompanying legend, serves to identify all parts of the main winch cable. Thelegend also provides an index to the step-by-step removal of each component during disassembly.b. Disassembly Procedure. Disassemble the main winch cable as shown in figure 3-12.3-14
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