PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-516
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 516
NOVEMBER 1995
TIRES:
Air pressure dRops with Tem-
peraTuRe, so check youR bird's Tire pres±
suRe ofTen.
²I³es Frozen ´o The ground can be
µreed with liqUid deicer¶ Move The air·
cra¸T immediaTely To keep it µ¹om FºeeZ·
ing down again as the sLush »ORmed by
The deiceR RefReeZes¼
½se boa³ds¾ dunnage or someTh¿ng
similar under TiRes to keep them oµµ
snow or ice¼
RUBBER HOSES and RUBBER
COVERED
WIJES±
Never bend
them when They aRe coÀdÁsoaked Ãub±
ber geTs briTTle aÄd stÅÆ and caÄ crack.
ÇEVEÈ
beN² col²
ÈuBBEÉ
hos³s
BAtERIES´
½nless youÊre in The
deep µ¹eeËe µOr a long sTrÌÄg o» days¾
you¹ nickeÍÎCadmium batTeRies will
do TheiR job well in cold weaTher with·
ouT Too much exTRa eÏoRT on your
paRT. HoweverÐ eveÈy cold sTaÈT shoÑT·
ens TheiR lŵe So, iµ possibÍeÐ bRing your
baTTeRies indoo¹s when The weatheRman
predicTs seveRaÍ days oµ subÒ¸¹eeZ¿ng
Óµ ThaTÊs nÔt possible µor The Õobra
and Huey¾ tuÖ on The landing lÅgh×s¾
sea³chlighT oR other equipment FOR
30
seconds beFOre an engine sTarTØ
ÙhaT
"loadÚ will waÈm up the baTTeRy a biTØ
Ùhe ÛÜÝ58ÞÕ has an inTeÖaÍ baTTeÈy
heaTeR ßR coÍd weaTheR sTarTingà
Aáways use an auXiliaây power uniT
on The fÌrsT sTaRT oµ The day ãT saves a
loT oµ drain on Cold baTTeRiesÂ
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