PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-634

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 634

SEPTEMBER 2005
PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-634 - Page 19 of 33
PS 634
SEP 05
35
OH-58D…
M
echanics, a loose or danging protective cap
for the coolant fill port on your Kiowa
Warrior’s mast mounted sight (MMS) could
mean trouble later.
During flight a loose cap can come off, flail
around on the lanyard, and hit the side of the
turret and the lightning protective tape. That
can damage the turret frame and the tape with
dents, gouges, or pits.
So, after servicing your MMS make sure the
protective cap is seated correctly and tight and
that the lanyard is securely attached.
hey!
hey!
wait!
don’t
go!!
what’s your
problem?
we serviced
your mms!
but… the…
my
protec-
tive cap!
there. your pro-
tective cap is
tight
and
secure.
good!
a dangling
cap could damage my
mms during flight!
that
wouldn’t
be good
for
any
of us!
yeah,
yeah. we’ll
be topside
in a minute.
Make sure protective cap
is tight and secure
PS 634
SEP 05
34
Me?
I want
to spend my
golden years
with a
nice
family.
I want to be used
only once a year
when they show their
vacation pictures to
their grandparents at
Thanksgiving.
The rest
of the time,
a nice shelf
in a cozy,
cool
closet is
just what
I need.
Want to
help me
live my
dream?
PM
me,
baby.
PM
me!
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1:36 PM
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