PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-628
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 628
MARCH 2005
PS 628
MAR 05
33
PS 628
MAR 05
32
not all the pm you’ll
need to do is in the
operator’s manual.
you also need to
check out the vehicle’s
lubrication order.
it tells
you what
and how
often to
lube as
well as
what type
of lube
to use.
…and
that,
private bennington,
is how you do a
complete and
thorough pmcs.
your bradley is
all set for that
field exercise you
have scheduled for
tomorrow morning.
the questiOn
is, what kind
of shape will
it be in next
week?
we’ve given you the
tools
and the
training
to perform
pm, but it’s up to you
to use them.
no worries
there. now that
I know how
important
it is
to stay on top of
pm
every day…
…I’ll
make sure
my bradley
gets the
best!
okay, I see.
hey, there’s
more’n one lube
point here.
that’s
right.
you’ll
need to
get ‘em
all.
here, you can
start with the
propeller shaft
u-joints. they need
a good shot of
gaa semiannually.
wow!!
that was
great!
what’s
next?
oil levels are really
important, too.
too much and you get
damage to the engine
and transmission. too
little and they can
burn up.
c’mon.
we’ll
show
you how
to do
it…
a
few
hours
later…
628.32-33(C)
1/25/05
6:06 PM
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