PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-629

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 629

APRIL 2005
PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-629 - Page 23 of 33
P-s-s-s-t…
P-s-s-s-t…
hey,
hey,
commo buddy.
P-s-s-s-t…
P-s-s-s-t…
hey, commo
buddy. that
info should
be worth a
washington
for me, right?
gee, I wonder
what’s on tv
tonight?
who?
me?
come here. I got
something to tell ya’,
but you didn’t hear it
from me. got it?
copy down this number:
nsn 5330-00-966-865
7
. with
that number and two saw-
bucks you can get a pack
of 382 O-rings!
how much
is two
sawbucks?
$20.00!
cheap!
the pack has 30 different
sizes from 1/8 inch to 1 3/4
inch inside diameter. a sizing
gauge comes along for the
ride to help you decide which
O-ring you need.
but all I have
are lincolns!
But when you
need one to
do a
quick
protection
job and you
need it right
away, you got
it handy.
Now listen to me, buddy. Keep this kit
stashed away for those emergencies when
you need an O-ring and you need it
right
away.
For ordinary stuff, use the O-ring
called for in your TM.
it’s the
perfect
one for the
job and
these subs
might not
be up to
the job.
To further cushion the trip, wrap the equipment
in bubble wrap. NSN 8135-00-926-8991 brings
250 feet of 2-ft wide and 1/2-in thick wrap.
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APR 05
43
Preformed Packing…
Have I Got a Deal for You!
PS 629
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42
Commo Equipment…
if you’re a
soldier,
you’re
on the move.
if you’re a
piece of
military equipment,
you’re moving right along
with the troops.
if you’re a
piece of
sensitive commo or
electronic equip-
ment,
it is important
to make that move as
cushioned as possible.
One of the most
common mistakes
made when trans-
porting electronic
equipment is think-
ing it can survive
a rough trip on
the bed of a
bouncing truck.
are you
sure all this
electronic
equipment
will survive
in the back
of this
truck? it’s
gonna be a
rough trip.
yeah.
yeah. it’ll
be fine.
we’re not
going all
that far.
Cushioning elec-
tronic equipment
while moving it is
an investment that
will pay off over
and over again.
Each sheet is
3-ft by 3-ft and
an inch thick.
G
i
v
e
It a
n
Easy
R
i
d
e
no!
To help sensitive
commo equipment
arrive in working
order, rest it on
foam rubber
sheeting,
NSN 9320-00-
232-24
7
4.
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