PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-431

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 431

OCTOBER 1988

PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-431 - Page 21 of 33
OH-58 Kiowa .±²
·
Eyeball the supporT assembLy's weep
More is not better when you apply
sea±er to your Kiowa's swashplate and
support assembly.
Fact is, if you get real sloppy, you'±l
p±ug up the weep ho±es in the support
assembly. When that happens, there's
no place ²r water inside tHe dust boot
to escape.
³o keep the weep Holes ´om cµog-
ging, apply a tHin Bead of seaµer, NSN
8030-00±753-5006,
to just tHe outer
edge of tHe assembleD seal Plate and
liner, and to tHe matIng area o¶ the top
case, like it says in ·aRa
5²l05f
of ³M
55-1520-228-23.
When the sealer is Dry, use a sHarp
plastic scraper to remove any excess¸
holes to make sure they're open. ¹f
tºey're clogged witH adhesive or any-
tHing else, clean 'em out witH a piece
of
.041³in
lockwire.
EyebaLL suppor
assembLy's weep ho´es
(Make sURe theY'µe opeN)
´CT ³³
Uhµ60A ¶·¸
,;
"
'
·
¹nspection criter»a in ¼asks
6
and
¶¶
of ¼M
55³¶520³237·23³7
are changed.
:-±_
YoU no ±onger use the dia± indica½or ½o c¾eck ¼e¿on weAÀ in ÁC ±ink BeaÀings.
¹nstead, use a ±oca±ly manufÂctured plastic fee±er gage to inspect the main
and tai± rotor pitch change linà bearings. ¹tem
2³6¸
of ¼Ä
43²0001-3³¶2
(Åec
8¸¹
has the word.
Fig
6±¶.¶
of the ³M shows how to make tHe Æe±er gage. ³ask
6
te±±s how to
use the gage to measure ¼ef±on wear in the tail rotor ·C ±iÇs and ¼ask
¶1
tells
how to measure weaÀ in the main rotor ·C ±inÃs.
chµ47c ¹¹¹
Chafed Breather Lines?
No need to get uptight about chaÆd
TransmissIon breather Lines on your C
mode± Chinooks.
Èoses,
NSN
4720º0»³25¶±9140,
-914¶,
and
³9¶42,
Have no pressÉRe
and tHey Don't carry ÊlÉid. So the In-
spection crIterIa in Chap
7
of ³Ë
55³
»500³204-25¼1
doesn't appLy. ¹n fact,
as long as tHose lInes are not worn
tHru, or kinÌed, they're still OK.
³o keep cHafed Hoses In action, wrap
tHem witH anticHafing tape, ÍSN
9330-
01³101³7505.
Îf you find Holes or If tHey're
crimped, replace Ïem.
´CT ³³
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