PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-638

PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly

ISSUE 638

JANUARY 2006

PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-638 - Page 32 of 33
OST
CRIPTS
PS 638
JAN 06
60
SEE Shock Mount Bolts
Use CAGE 64678 and PN 308765 020010 (until an NSN is available) when you order the upper
rear shock mount bolt for the small emplacement excavator. It’s shown as Item 3, Fig 190 of TM
5-2420-224-24P-1. Order the lower bolt that’s shown as Item 17 in Fig 193 with NSN 5305-01-
291-9074. Both the upper and lower bolts use the same washer and nut, shown as Items 1 & 2
in Fig 190. Make a note of these changes until they’re added to a revision or change to the
technical manual.
ice scraper
Be ready for winter by ordering an ice
scraper with NSN 7920-01-383-8023.
The scraper comes with a plastic bristle
brush on one end.
sidewalk salt
With winter just around the corner, it’s
time to stock up on sidewalk salt to
melt slippery snow and ice. NSN 6810-
00-227-0437 brings an 80-lb bag.
Black Hawk Greasing Info Wrong
Oops, we goofed. In PS 629, Page 38, we said rotate the rotor to lube grease points on the
Black Hawk’s swashplate. That was incorrect. Once the swashplate index marks are lined up,
engage the gust lock. Remove the inner retainer ring, and lube each grease fitting. But never
rotate the rotor head while the retainer is removed!
Don’t Use Swamper Tire!
Say it once, then say it again.
“Don’t use the
Super-Swamper tires on your HMMWV!”
Word from the field is these tires are still
showing up on trucks. Tests show this type of
tire does not hold up to heat and puts extra
wear and tear on the HMMWV’s suspension.
Doppler GPS
Components
Needed!
Black Hawk and Chinook mechanics, AN/ASN-
128B Doppler GPS radar navigation system
components are in critically short supply! You
can help. Turn in all unserviceable signal data
converters (SDC), NSN 5895-01-399-4918, and
computer display units (CDU), NSN 5841-01-
399-5513, now! Then they can be repaired
and you’ll have serviceable SDCs and CDUs in
the supply system to keep your aircraft mis-
sion ready.
Ship unserviceable components to:
Tobyhanna Army Depot
W25G1W (DDTP-Receiving)
Bldg 1C, Bay 6 (Post to B16 Account)
11 Hap Arnold Blvd
Tobyhanna, PA 18466
Contact CECOM at DSN 992-3654 or
(732) 532-3654.
Tool Kit Upgrade for
R-12, R-134A Refrigeration
To enable repairmen to work on both R-12 and R-134A refrigeration systems, the service
refrigeration ordnance tool kit, NSN 5180-00-596-1474, has been upgraded. To get the kit’s
new components, order the supplemental tool kit, NSN 5180-01-531-1677. For more info on
the kit, visit PM-SKOT at
or email:
PM-SKOT@ria.army.mil
holey mitten liners?
Don’t buy new mittens yet! Replace the liners.
Nylon liners in your arctic mitten set, NSN 8415-
00-782-6715 through -6717, can wear out quicker
than the mittens.
The liner NSNs are:
Medical Equipment
Tool Kit
The medical equipment tool kit, NSN 5180-
00-117-3414, contains dozens of tools. Do
you know where each one goes? There’s no
supply bulletin, hand receipt or diagram to
show you how to pack the kit. For that, you
need to talk with the supplier, Kipper Tool
Company. The government sales department
at Kipper can help you figure out where the
tools go. Contact them at:
info@kippertool.com
or 1-800-295-9595.
Size
Small
Medium
Large
NSN 8415-01-323-
2174
2175
2176
RFID Customer Support Desk Opens
User assistance for traditional “help desk” type questions concerning radio frequency identi-
fication (RFIDs) is now available through PM J-AIT Customer Support.
For answers to your questions, call the RFID Customer Support Desk at 1-800-877-7925
or email:
help@rfitv.army.mil
Assistance can cover setting up and re-registering write/read sites, troubleshooting site
problems, solving interrogator issues, using the TIPS write/read software and getting answers
to questions about the ITV Server.
The support desk doesn’t issue ITV Server passwords. If you need an ITV Server password,
either complete the New User Registration form:
or log on to the ITV Server by using your AKO username and password.
I won’t.
thanks!
when you get back
to the future,
don’t forget your
time machine pm!
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