PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-680
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 680
JULY 2009
54
PS 680
JUL 09
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The new green or tan covers are made of
polyester with a vinyl coating. The covers
are Fre retardant and easy to clean. They
also prevent ice build-up in the winter.
•
The griddle has higher sides to contain
grease and prevent Fres.
•
The
kit
includes
an
easy-to-clean,
stainless-steel can opener with an easy-
change blade.
•
The ice chest is lighter with fewer
breakable parts.
•
Rubber floor matting covers all floors.
That’s important for keeping your feet
warm while reducing leg fatigue.
•
Cold weather skirts block cold wind
from blowing under the trailer and help
keep you warm. The skirts also provide
weather protection for storage.
•
A duplex outlet powers the lights and
the fan. MWO 10-7360-206-30-1 installs
the outlet for the modern burner unit
(MBU).
•
The exhaust fan assembly consists
of a blower, hose and vent. Use it to
redistribute heat or vent heat or smoke.
•
Two 50-watt fluorescent tent lights
replace a gasoline lantern. That’s one less
Fre hazard.
Components of the MKT-I are
listed on
pages 47-48 in PS 664
.
Need Storage or
Shipment Space Help?
Mobile Kitchen Trailer…
More Reasons
to Get an
MKT-I
Need Storage or
Shipment Space Help?
on pages 46 through
48 of ps 664 (Mar
08), we told you
about the benefits
of applying a mobile
kitchen trailer-
improvement (mkt-I)
kit to your mkt.
among other things,
the kit improves
kitchen safety and
makes cooking and
serving easier.
still not
convinced?
think about these
additional reasons
to order an mkt-I:
Higher sides contain grease
Skirts block cold wind
You know space
is valuable
when you pack
your duffle for
deployment.
the same is
true when you
pack the ISO
container for
your unit.
But odd-shaped boxes
and items often leave
gaps. Those gaps add
up to wasted space and
shifting loads.
Which would you rather
have protecting your stuff?
Boxes and plastic wrap…
a new container
can help soldiers
avoid the problems
of crushed boxes
during transport.
read on…
oops.
…or JMICs?!
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