PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-610

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 610

SEPTEMBER 2003
PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-610 - Page 15 of 33
PS 610
SEP 03
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PS 610
SEP 03
26
Fox NBC Vehicle…
lube for smooth sampling
If the door for the sampling tray
box sticks, you will have trouble
taking samples. Monthly, give the
bottom of the tray and the box door's
hinges a light coat of WTR, NSN
9150-00-145-0268, so the tray keeps
moving smoothly. Be careful not to
get WTR on the tools, though. That
will contaminate them. See Card 16
in LO 9-6665-377-12 for more info.
When you grease the ballistic
shields with WTR, make sure no one
is near the controls for the shields.
The shields come up with great
force and you could suddenly find
yourself fingerless. See LO Card 26.
When you open the swim vanes
for operation or lubing, stand at least
10 feet back. Otherwise, you risk
being conked on the head. See Card
35.
If the arm of the swim vanes
sticks when you try to close the
vanes, tap on the arm joint with a
mallet. That usually unsticks it. Tap,
though, don't bang. Banging on the
arm will damage it.
I
love
good
lubin’!
i
t’s a cold, dark
night at Ft. Spooky,
as three figures
enter an old
abandoned motor
pool. A soft wind
moans like a
lost soul…
are y-you
sure this
is the
place?
that phone call
was so creepy.
I must admit
I-I’m a little
nervous.
we wouldn’t
be
here if it
wasn’t for
that phone
call, connie.
it must have
been a crank
phone call.
there’s no
one here…
oh, yes
there
is,
bonnie!
I’m sure,
bonnie. the
phone call
said to meet
him…
here…
at midnight.
Spray bottom of tray and door
hinges monthly with WTR
Make sure no one operates ballistic
shields while you’re lubing them
Tapping on
arm usually
unsticks it
Gasper
Fox crew-
men, here
are a few
lubing tips
to make
sampling
smoother
and
safer…
Gasper
610. 26-27 (C)
8/4/03
4:51 PM
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