PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-691
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 691
JUNE 2010
W
hat’s that strange noise, you wonder?
‘I’ve never heard a generator make that sound
before,’
you think. But, it seems to be running fne, you decide, as you walk away.
What’s that strange smell, you wonder?
‘I’ve never smelled that smell from an engine
before,’
you think. Still, it seems to be running fne, you decide, as you walk away.
What’s that stuFF on the ground under that ECU, you ask?
‘I’ve never seen stuff like
that under an air conditioner before,’
you think. However, it seems to be running fne,
you decide, as you walk away.
You were created with ears to hear, a nose to smell, and eyes to see. All three oF these
senses are vitally important For good PM. However, they’re useless iF you don’t Follow
up by reporting what you have heard, smelled and seen.
M1-Series Tank Turret Safety
Stryker Heater Hose Leaks
M2/M3-Series Bradley Fan Box Door
M113A3 FOV Steering Linkage Lube
M88A1 Recovery Vehicle Spotlight Positioning
AVLB Personnel Heater Exhaust Pipe
M109A6 Paladin, M992A2 Ammo Carrier Deck Bolt
M119A2 Towed Howitzer Saddle Cleaning, Lubing
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COMBAT VEHICLES
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By order of the Secretary of the Army:
GEORGE W. CASEY, JR.
General, United States Army Chief of Staff
Official:
JOYCE E. MORROW
Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army
1008201
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WHEELED VEHICLES
Route Clearance Team Training
MaxxPro MRAP Vehicle A/C Compressor Oil
Caiman MRAP Rear Step Caution
HEMTT -A4 Hydraulic Line Check
HMMWV Service Kit NSN Correction
M1151/M1152 Up-Armored HMMWV Alternator
M870A3 Semitrailer Hydraulic Hose Assembly
Lead-Acid Battery Testers
Vehicle ID Marking Info
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12-14
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15
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18-19
DA Form 2404 Inspection Fault Status Symbols
LOGSA Soldiers’ Guide Revised
PBUSE MILSTRIP Code Changes
TBs Included in TM Libraries
Rock Crushing Plant TMs
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56-58
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LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
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AVIATION
35
AH-64A/D Ammo Sideloader
OH-58D M296 Machine Gun Umbilical Cable
Support Shop Duties
HGU-56/P AIHS Sizing and Adjusting
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38-39
COMMUNICATIONS
40
40-45
OE-254/GRC Antenna Maintenance
SOLDIER SUPPORT
50
MK 19 Machine Gun Safety Slide
MK 19 Machine Gun Feed Throat
Small Arms Safety Reminder
Helmet/Rail Mount Sights
Homemade CLP Wipes
AN/PSQ-4 STORM Sight Turn-in
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25
26
SMALL ARMS
22
CBRN
46
46-48
49
JSLIST Washing and Wearing Instructions
Fox CBRN Vehicle PM Tips
Patriot Missile System Trailer PM
Patriot Missile System Radar Coolant Tip
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MISSILES
20
Why Didn’t You
Report It?
Your PM
mission
is a 24/
7
effort!
When you don’t have
a tool in your hand
or a specific PMCS
job to do…
…you’re
still
on the listening,
sniffing and
spotting patrol.
And the patrol
is
not done
until you
report back!
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Lightweight Water Purifier Exhaust Hose
Lightweight Water Purifier Cartridge O-Ring Seals
You are invited to send PS your ideas For improving maintenance
procedures, questions on maintenance and supply problems and
questions or comments on material published in PS.
Just write to:
MSG Half-Mast
PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
USAMC LOGSA (AMXLS-AM)
5307 Sparkman Circle
Redstone Arsenal, AL 35898
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or
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Internet address:
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soldiers assigned to combat and combat support units and all soldiers with
unit maintenance and supply duties. All information published has been
reviewed and approved by the agency responsible for the equipment,
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