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 Organizational Mechanices or Maintenance Crews C and D
Table
III.
P r e v e n t i v e - Maintenance
Services-Continued.
AFTER ROAD TEST-Continued.
Leaks. Check for hydraulic oil leaks at hydraulic master
cylinder and wheel cylinders.
Lubricution-lubricate semitrailer in accordance with lu-
and disassembly operations to avoid duplication.
During lubrication, inspect tires for unusual wear, pene-
trating objects, and proper matching.
Rotate and match tires according to tread design and
degree of wear. Tighten wheel nuts.
MAINTENANCE
OPERATION
Brake shoes-linings, links, guides, anchors, supports,
cams, hose, and chambers. Inspect brake lines and
air chambers and test linkage for freedom of action.
Open drain cock and drain water from air reservoir
Wheel bearings will be disassembled, cleaned, and re-
packed in every second 6,000-mile inspection or an-
remove wheels and hubs (par. 53) and examine brake
drums, shoes, linings, links, guides, anchors, supports,
return springs, and cams. Clean the spider. If the
wheel bearings are not due for repacking, inspect the
lining through the lining inspection hole in the brake
drum (fig. 19). Adjust brakes (par. 56). If wheels
have not been disassembled from hubs, tighten wheel
bearing adjusting nuts (par. 53c).
Hardware frame, attachments, and paint. Inspect these
items paying particular attention to springs. Make a
genera] inspection of the frame including stakes,
brake lines, landing gear, spare wheel and tire car-
rier, and stowage box. Examine condition of paint and
legibility of markings, and data and service plates.
Tighten spring U-bolts and rebound clips (par. 86).
Kingpin, fifth wheel upper plate. Inspect kingpin and
upper plate, Look particularly for security of mount-
ings and adequate lubrication. Tighten assembly and
mounting bolts.
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