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 and encourage development of new cracks. Refer to TM 9-2852
for welding theory and application. Brackets and other parts
that are broken or damaged must be repaired or replaced. Cut
off or drill and drive out all rivets from part to be replaced.
Install new parts, using new rivets.
Section Vlll. REPAIR AND REBUILD OF DECK AND STAKES
108.
Cleaning
and
Inspection
a. Cleaning. Use
steam
or
water
and
stiff
brush
to
remove
Use mineral spirits
,
paint
thinner
or
dry-cleaning
sol-
dirt.
vent to remove grease.
Inspect
floor
for
cracked or damaged planks
b. Inspection.
Inspect stake assemblies
and wear strips for loose fastenings.
for broken or cracked stake, broken or missing chain loops, or
Repair or replace damaged parts.
damaged stake shoes.
109.
Repair
Floor
planks
may
be repaired by cutting out damaged sec-
Ends of planks are cut off square and
tions
and
replacing.
splices must be made so all ends will rest on cross members.
Splices in adjacent planks should not be made on same cross
Pry stake shoe from base of stake, position new stake
member.
Broken or damaged
shoe and secure with four drive screws.
chain loops can be replaced by removing two square nuts, round-
head screws, and lockwashers and removing chain loop. Posi-
tion chain loop on opposite sides of stake, aline holes and se-
cure with two 1/4 x 5 1/16 roundhead screws, 1/4-inch bolt
size
and
1/4-inch
square
nuts.
REPAIR AND REBUILD STANDARDS
Section IX.
110.
General
The
repair and rebuild standards included herein give the
minimum, maximum, and key clearances of new or rebuild
They
also
give
wear
limits
which
indicate
that
point
parts.
to which a part or parts may be worn before replacement, in
order to receive maximum service with minimum replacement.
Normally,
all
parts
which
have
not
been
worn
beyond
the
di-
mensions shown in the "wear limits" column or damaged from
corrosion will be approved for service.
111.
Brakes
a. Brake Shoe Bushing (Semitrailers M270 and M269).
TAGO 1321B
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