PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-684
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 684
NOVEMBER 2009
52
PS 684
NOV 09
53
PS 684
NOV 09
Asphalt buildup is just what happens if you
don’t clean the sediment Flters on both water
tanks. The Flters catch debris that can clog the
spray nozzles. Clogged spray nozzles stop the
water spray that stops asphalt from building up
on the drum.
So, remove the sediment Flters and clean
the strainer element weekly. Make sure the
shut-off valve is closed before removing the
Flter’s housing. If you forget, you’ll be the one
getting sprayed!
I
t’s tough to do Feld repairs without an impact wrench. But most impact wrenches don’t
have enough juice to do the job, especially in the boondocks.
Now, there’s a 24V impact wrench, NSN 5130-01-571-0180, that plugs into your vehicle’s
NATO receptacle. And this bad boy has some real muscle!
±eatures of the
1
/
2
-in square drive impact wrench include:
Pull out the strainer element and flush it with clean water. Clean out the Flter housing,
too. Once the strainer is back in the Flter housing and the Flter is in place, open the shut-
off valve.
Do the same thing for the roller’s other water tank.
This impact wrench requires little operator training and will easily bust loose stubborn
bolts, nuts or lug nuts on HEMTTs, HETs and M915s. It will also remove the road wheel stud
nuts on M1 tanks, M2/M3 Bradleys and M88s.
±or more information, visit:
•
Attached cord, controller unit with receptacles for the cord, NATO receptacle cord,
NATO receptacle power cord with a carrying bag and user manual
•
600 lb-ft maximum output torque for removing and installing nuts
•
A 24VDC motor with sealed ball bearings
•
Thermally protected motor that will not overheat
•
Impact wrench weight of 9 pounds
•
2-year warranty
CB-534B
Vibratory
Roller…
Get Rid of Debris
Tools…
24-Volt ImpaCt WrenCh
think your
vibratory
roller can do a
good compacting
job with asphalt
clinging to its
drum?
I’ve got
two words
to
say to you…
think
again!
Clean sediment Flter weekly…
…to keep water nozzles spraying
Transport case
Extensions
Controller Unit
my gosh,
these nuts
are tight!
wish I had
an impact
wrench to
bust these
nuts loose.
good news!
this
impact wrench has some
real power and plugs
into your vehicle’s
nato receptacle.
you’ve got
asphalt
built up
on your drum!
‘cause the spray
nozzles aren’t
working! you
didn’t
clean me
and the
rest
of
the
sediment
filters!
why didn’t the
spray nozzles
prevent
that!
Power cable
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