PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-437

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 437

APRIL 1989

PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-437 - Page 28 of 33
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heavy, fAst-moVing tanKs aRe taKIng a
bRidge may end up with a peRmanent
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twist!
bRidges (²³´B's)µ
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No Speeding, Please
The Result is damaged bRidge cuRbs
Speed is a bRidge bendeR, tooµ TanKs
and stRUctuRal damage to the bRidgeµ ¶t
and the M88²· RecoveRy vehicles can
couLd FiL, dRopping a tanK into the gaP¸
teaR up a bRidge in one pass bEcause
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When you picK out youR bRiDging
site, be suRe that both banKs aRe level
oR sloped the same amount and the
same way¹ ¶f both sides ºRe not eVen,
the weight of a tanK on the bRidge »wists
²nd these Vehicles aRe as wide
as the bRidge, so theRe's no
maRgin ¼R steeRing eRRoR¸
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