PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-551
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 551
OCTOBER 1998
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no differencE iF you're
crossing the Sava RivEr.
standing gUA±d aT Panmunjom²
or bivouacking nEar ³ort WaInwrighT´
A
the ouTsidE tEmperaTµre goes down, the
ImportaNce of prEvEntive maintenANcE goEs up ¶·¶
To the poinT where ¸M iN extremE cold
i
proBAbLY morE
critica¹ Than ºM »n A¼Y o½Her weaThEr coNd¾Tions anYwhErE
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Àour oÁTfiTÂs sUccess-and Youà life
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dEpend on the
strenGTh of a sHeeT of canvas, or the reÆÇABiž½Y oÈ a tenÉ stove, or
the powEr of a radioÂs baÉTerY· ÊËE onÌY waY To bE sure oÈ the cANVAsÍ
The stOve a¼d the baTÎErY is to prEpareÏ
a
twoÐminuTE check oÑ a quÒck PÓ chore donE ÔÒgÕt can head
oÖÖ a rEpAir Job thaT coµld t×Ke hours when YouØÑe wo±ki¼g oN
iceÐcold mET×l ×¼d briÎÎlE lube linEs with numb fingers¶
Ùt c×N bE donEÚ ÛnÇTs have provEd ½Üme And again ÝHat
HeadsÐup plANni¼gÞ ÝhoroUgH prevEnTivE mainTEnance
And solviNg li½ÎlE probÆems beÖß±E ThEY g±ow »NTo big
problEms CAn add up to a successful opEration
in the worsÎ wEather You can
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