PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-676
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 676
MARCH 2009
32
PS 676
MAR 09
33
PS 676
MAR 09
B
ack on the
rebecca, captain
jenkins is still
occupied…
sorry,
Matilda.
I tried.
are you sure?
she’s a good
waltzer.
the only
dancing
I
do
is when pm is
done
right,
sir.
look at all
the barnacles
on the ship’s
hull, sir.
it says in the tm that
in order to obtain
maximum speed
you must keep The
Barnacles scraped
off the hull.
you! seaman
guillermo!
over the
side and
scrape those
barnacles!
aye,
aye,
sir!
it says in the
tm that the
rudder must be
inspected daily
and repaired as
needed.
the tm says the sails
should be checked for
holes and the holes
should be sewn or
patched as necessary.
seaman!
what’s
your
name?
taylor,
sir.
perfect!
repair those
sails!
aye,
aye,
sir!
you! seaman
cooper!
inspect
the rudder and
repair it as
needeD!
sir,
perhaps we
should go
from bow
to stern
and do pm
every inch
of the way.
I like
the cut
of your
jib,
sailor.
bow,
sir!
stem to
stern it
is!
no, sir…
I meant—
never
mind!
let’s
do
pm!!
I wonder
what they’re
up to on
captain
francisco’s
ship?
it looks like
they’re doing
pm, sah.
maybe we
should be
doing pm,
toO.
non-
sense!
we did
PM last
month.
why do it
again?
PM, sah,
is
never
complete.
it’s a job
that must
be done
every
day.
maybe
you’re
right.
but, I’m still
in the middle
of this
fool
card game!
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6:10:06 PM
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